What are the medicinal values ​​of chicken testicles?

Chicken testicles are usually used as dishes, so they contain a lot of fat, which has a maintenance effect on women's skin. In addition, male chicken testicles can provide men with hormones, which can strengthen yang and nourish the kidneys. Therefore, men with kidney deficiency, impotence and premature ejaculation can eat more chicken testicles to improve the ability of the reproductive system. The general way of consumption is to stew it in soup and match it with other medicinal materials to increase its medicinal effect. For example, together with angelica, it can replenish qi and strengthen the kidneys, so its medicinal and edible value is very high.

The first method is used when ringworm first occurs, the skin turns white and is very itchy. At this time, you should try to buy a rooster's testicle. Chicken testicles, commonly known as chicken eggs or chicken kidneys, are not often available in the vegetable market. You must make an appointment and order them from chicken and duck stalls. You must buy an uncastrated rooster, slaughter it yourself, and remove the testicles. Because most of the roosters seen in the market have had their testicles removed, they are called "castrated chickens." Therefore, only duck eggs were sold in the market, and chicken eggs had to be purchased somehow.

When ringworm first occurs, use chicken testicles to treat it. Cut one end a little and gently rub the ringworm area with the exposed cross-section. When rubbing, a soft, moisturizing substance like tofu dregs will remain on the skin.

Rub the chicken eggs four or five times a day. One egg can be used for up to three days. When not in use, it must be placed in the refrigerator to prevent it from spoiling in hot weather. It will take effect after using two or three chicken testicles continuously.

The rooster's testicles are most effective for treating new cases of ringworm. For long-term stubborn ringworm, because the skin has been treated with various drugs, it has produced stubborn resistance tissue, and chicken testicles often lose their effectiveness.

Chicken testicles contain a lot of cholesterol and hormones, so it is recommended not to consume too much to avoid obesity. It is also bad for blood vessels and will increase the risk of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. In addition, children should not eat it as it will cause precocious puberty. It is not suitable for people with organic sexual dysfunction, such as impotence caused by abnormal organ development. This requires systematic treatment in the hospital.