Can goose eggs expel fetal toxins?

When it comes to fetal toxins, mothers who have given birth will understand it deeply. The feeling is very bad. The whole person is almost going crazy. Watching their skin instantly age by dozens of years, how did it age? I'm always talking about resistance! After having fetal toxins, the skin has never been well again. I have developed a series of skin diseases, which would come back after they healed. This is because there is no cure at all. When people are anxious, they like to look for solutions everywhere. I don't know where I heard about goose egg white treating fetal toxins.

So, is there any scientific basis for the claim that goose egg white is fetal toxic? Do pregnant women really need to clear fetal toxins?

1. There is no clear scientific basis for expelling fetal toxins during pregnancy. Fetal toxins is a traditional concept popular in southern China. There is no concept of fetal toxins in Western medicine. "There is no clear scientific basis for the so-called fetal fire and fetal toxins among the people. Even those who have cleared fetal fire and fetal toxins during pregnancy will still have various problems after the baby is born. But the so-called fetal fire and fetal toxin symptoms are actually mostly caused by the imperfect development of the baby's intestinal flora or improper care." As for problems such as "eczema, jaundice" that may occur after the child is born, no scientific research has found that they can be prevented during pregnancy. 2. Pregnant women and postpartum women should not eat too many goose eggs. Pregnant women should not eat more than one goose egg a day. If you eat too many goose eggs, the protein content will increase, which will increase uric acid, easily cause gout, and increase the burden on the kidneys. Mothers should not eat too many goose eggs during the confinement period. You can eat one goose egg a week, or eat it with warm millet porridge to adjust the cool nature of the goose egg. If pregnant women consume too much spicy and fried food during pregnancy, it is very likely that heat toxins will be passed to the fetus, causing eczema in the baby. Although it can cause eczema, Western medicine does not recommend pregnant women to eat foods containing drugs or medicinal ingredients, such as tortoise jelly and other foods made with medicinal ingredients. It is still recommended that pregnant mothers eat more vegetables, drink more water, and keep bowel movements smooth in the later stages of pregnancy, so that there is no need to use the methods mentioned above to deliberately detoxify.

Do all these expectant mothers know this? We must remember to avoid these things from happening, and go to regular places and channels to learn medical knowledge, otherwise it will be a big trouble. Not only will the disease not be cured, but you will also get into trouble. It is really not worth it. In our daily lives, we can consult the older generation more often. They have more experience and know more than us.