How to use egg yolk oil to treat skin eczema

When eating salted egg yolks, everyone knows that they taste best with oil. In fact, salted egg yolk oil can not only increase the deliciousness of the salted egg, but also play many other roles. Egg yolk oil can treat skin eczema and is a long-standing folk remedy. So what should you pay attention to when using egg yolk oil to treat skin eczema? How to do it?

1. Egg yolk oil for skin eczema

Wash and boil 10 fresh eggs, put the egg yolks into an iron spoon and simmer over charcoal fire to extract the oil (about 10-15 ml of oil from 10 eggs), remove the residue and apply the egg yolk oil directly to the affected area, once a day.

Generally, local redness, exudation, itching, etc. will be alleviated after taking the medicine, and it can be cured after 3-5 times. Some people use egg yolk oil to treat psoriasis, athlete's foot and tinea capitis, and also achieve good results.

2. The magical use of egg yolk oil

Egg yolk oil has been used to treat diseases for a long time. As early as in "Compendium of Materia Medica", it was recorded that "fry chicken eggs to extract oil, and mix it with powder to apply to head sores." It is also said that "boil oil from chicken egg yolks and apply it to the wound to treat broken cane sores, which is very effective." Egg yolk oil, also known as chicken seed oil, can be applied externally or taken internally. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that egg yolk oil has the effects of clearing heat and moisturizing the skin, relieving inflammation and pain, astringing and promoting tissue regeneration, and protecting the sore surface. Nowadays, there are many diseases treated with egg yolk oil. For example, it can be applied externally to treat eczema, burns, frostbite, ecthyma, impetigo, mouth sores, thrush, tinea capitis, diaper dermatitis, hemorrhoids, lip sores, etc. It can be taken internally to treat gastric ulcers, chronic gastritis, pediatric indigestion, whooping cough, etc. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that what is inside must be reflected outside, and that the fundamental way to cure a disease is to look within. Treat the symptoms in an emergency and treat the root cause in a non-urgent manner. After solving the superficial symptoms, you must also develop good eating and living habits to achieve long-term stability.

3. Medicinal value of egg yolk oil

Egg yolk oil is a good medicine for treating mild burns. This is because egg yolk oil is rich in vitamins A, D and lecithin, which play an important role in the regeneration and metabolism of human skin. It is very effective in treating water burns and fire burns. Applying egg yolk oil to mild burns can give a cooling sensation, relieve pain, prevent blistering, and leave no burn marks. For more serious burns, applying egg yolk oil externally in the later stages can promote early healing of the wound.

Egg yolk oil is the oil fried from egg yolks, also known as chicken oil, phoenix oil, etc. It can be applied externally or taken internally. Chinese medicine believes that egg yolk oil has the effects of clearing heat and moisturizing the skin, relieving inflammation and pain, astringing and promoting tissue regeneration, and protecting the sore surface.