Charcoal from the bottom of a pot is used to treat diarrhea, and the materials need to be borrowed from the countryside!

Soot from the Bottom of a Pot to Treat Diarrhea – Materials Need to Be Borrowed from the Countryside! Enthusiastic Netizen (Blessings Under the Moonlight, QQ499145736): Hello, Teacher Hu! I have a folk remedy that has been used by several generations of my family with excellent results. It specifically treats diarrhea and acute enteritis. Method: Take half a teaspoon of soot scraped from the bottom of a traditional earthen stove pot, mix it with water, and drink it. Relief can be achieved within 20 minutes, and usually, two doses are enough for a complete cure. The stove must be one that burns firewood or straw; I haven’t tried it with coal stoves, so I’m not sure about the effectiveness. Three generations of my family have used this remedy, including my grandmother and several aunts. Just a few days ago, I had diarrhea and spent over 50 yuan at the hospital with no improvement. I had to go from the city to the countryside to find some soot, and after one dose, I was cured. In fact, many folk remedies can treat serious illnesses, and I hope this platform can help spread the word to more people. Contributor: Teacher Li. Next Page: The Miraculous Effects of Pot Soot.