Patient's question:
Doctor, I heard that embryos can be eaten, I'm very curious about this matter, can embryos be eaten?Doctor's answer:
No, it can be understood from the embryonic development process that nutrients are only consumed. I don't know if you're referring to oviparous animals or viviparous ones, but no matter how it is, it's not humane. The placenta can be eaten; it is also known as "purple river car," and it is a derivative of the newborn fetus, containing various antibodies, interferons, hormones, and many valuable enzymes, erythropoietin, phospholipids, etc. Although it doesn't cure all diseases as some folk rumors claim, the placenta of a healthy mother does contain a large amount of immunoglobulins and natural hormones, which indeed helps to enhance immune function to some extent, and has unique effects on infertility, infertility, and bronchial asthma.