Is rolling eggs to remove dampness and toxins real or not? You will know after careful reading

Rolling eggs to remove dampness and toxins is a folk remedy that has been widely circulated on the Internet in recent times. It is said that this method is very effective in removing dampness and toxins. However, relevant data proves that rolling eggs to remove dampness and toxins has no scientific basis at all. Using this method to remove dampness and toxins is simply unreliable and false.

It turns out that there are many small holes on the eggshell that are difficult to see by naked eyes. When the egg rolls, some dirt will be absorbed through these small holes. It is these dirt that causes the egg white to turn black. If we wrap the eggs in plastic wrap and roll them, the egg whites will definitely not turn black.

The appearance of small bumps on the egg yolk is a normal physical reaction. This is because there is some water and air in the freshly cooked eggs, which will produce some irregular squeezing during the rolling process. Repeated squeezing will cause the yolk to deform, eventually forming small uneven bumps on the surface of the yolk.

It is unreliable to hope to remove moisture and toxins by rolling in eggs, but this does not mean that rolling in eggs is ineffective. Rolling a cooked hot egg on the body can act as a massage and hot compress. For example, when the body is bumped or hurts in certain parts, rolling a hot egg on the affected area can promote blood circulation, that is, it has the effect of promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis.

However, if the injury has just occurred, please do not apply hot compresses at will, because new injuries may cause internal bleeding, and hot compresses will only make the internal bleeding worse. Hot compresses should only be used as a treatment if the bruise is long-lasting and does not fade for a long time.