Facial paralysis with immobility? Use centipedes and scorpions together!

Facial Paralysis Can't Move? Use Centipedes and Scorpions Together! A Passionate Netizen (Mountain Eagle, QQ729013752): Hello, Teacher Hu, I’d like to share a remedy for facial paralysis (mouth and eye deviation). A few years ago, my wife caught a bacterial cold and had a fever. On the way to the hospital, she was exposed to cold weather and suffered a stroke, resulting in a crooked mouth and slanted eyes. She was hospitalized for half a month, but it didn’t help. Later, we consulted an old Chinese medicine practitioner who prescribed some topical ointments, but they didn’t work either. My wife had to wear a mask at work because of her condition. I remembered that when I was a child, my father had a stroke after drinking alcohol, causing his mouth and eyes to become crooked. He couldn’t even close his eyes at night. Later, he recovered after consuming a lot of centipedes and scorpions, though I’m not sure what else was involved. Seeing my wife in such discomfort, I decided to find a method that would be both effective and less painful for her. I asked my mother about the medicine my father had taken back then. Based on her memory, I bought some centipedes and scorpions (available at traditional Chinese medicine stores). Coincidentally, my wife works in a laboratory with an oven, so we dried and ground them into powder. One package consisted of one centipede and seven whole scorpions. She took one package every night, mixed with noodle soup. She continued this for seven days, then waited for half a month. If she recovered, she stopped; if not, she repeated the seven-day cycle, as seven days constituted one treatment course. If there was no improvement after two courses, we would have tried other methods. Later, I used this remedy on several other people, and they all recovered. I usually don’t share this formula, but your selfless dedication to helping others has inspired me. I’m offering it here so that more ordinary people can benefit from it. Contributor: Zhang Haijie