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No need for ointments for frostbite—frostbitten eggplants and peppers will do! Warm-hearted netizen (一生有你相随挺幸福 qq1469304035): Teacher Hu, I have a small folk remedy that I personally experienced and found very effective. I’d like to share it with you so you can pass it on to those in need! Though simple, it works wonders, especially in colder northern regions! I’m from Huai’an, Jiangsu, and I’ve suffered from frostbite for forty years. I’ve tried all sorts of ointments and remedies, but none worked. Last Spring Festival, while visiting my hometown, I happened to hear an elderly man suggest this remedy. I tried it, and it was truly miraculous—it worked incredibly well! The remedy is this: use frostbitten eggplants and peppers. Wash their stems, cut them into sections with scissors, boil them in water, and soak your feet or hands in the solution. Do this for three consecutive nights, 30 minutes each time, and it’s very effective—you’ll see improvement in just a few days! If the problem recurs, just soak a few more times. I’ve told many people to try it, and it’s worked for them too. I can’t guarantee it will work for 100% of people, but it’s definitely effective, as I’ve personally experienced it and heard from many others who were cured this way. Thank you so much for your boundless kindness!!! Contributor: Teacher Jia Guiyao.
