Beer is rich in B vitamins and silicon, important ingredients for healthy hair and stimulating hair growth. Just pour a glass of beer on your hair, massage it gently on your scalp and let it sit for 5 minutes. Rinse hair with cold water. Maintain a regular routine for healthy hair and faster growth. Help sleep well Hops are one of the main ingredients of beer. It is considered a natural sedative that is often used as an effective remedy for insomnia. You can try this simple trick: wash your pillowcase with an equal amount of water and beer. The fabric will absorb the aroma of the hops making it easier for you to fall asleep faster. Relax your feet Fill a bowl with cold beer and soak your feet for a few minutes. The refreshing effervescent effect of beer will help your sore feet relax effectively after a long tiring day. Exfoliate dead skin Not only firming the skin, beer also works to remove dead skin cells, thereby helping your skin tone become more even and brighter. Mix beer with strawberry puree and apply it on your face. This mixture helps to remove dead cells and impurities, and stimulates cell renewal. Tender meat Beer is a great choice if you want to tenderize meat without worrying about the flavor of the food being changed. Put the meat in a plastic container and marinate it with some beer and then put it in the fridge. The next day, you can feel the tenderness and delicious taste of the meat. Increase shine for wooden furniture Pour some warm beer on a soft cloth and rub it over any wooden surfaces that need restoration. You will find wooden furniture in the house more shiny and beautiful as new. Repel harmful insects Beer keeps flies away from your food. You just need to pour some beer into a glass, cover it with aluminum foil and cut some small holes. Flies attracted to the smell of beer will fly inside, but they can’t get out. You can also apply this trick to snails and cockroaches. Polishing metal objects Beer has low acidity and is perfect for polishing metal objects, such as steel pots or pieces of jewelry. Pour some beer on a cloth and rub it on metal objects or soak the items in beer for a few minutes. Then dry it with a cloth and you’ll be amazed at how shiny your metal piece will be. Handling rusty screws ốc The acid in beer can break down rust, making it easier to remove screws. Pour some beer over them, wait a few minutes and try again.

Nourishing hair Beer is rich in B vitamins and silicon, important ingredients for healthy hair and stimulating hair growth. Pour a glass of beer on your hair, massage your scalp and leave it for 5 minutes, then rinse with cold water. Do this regularly, your hair will be smoother and longer. Helps firm and smooth skin Beer has antioxidants, which prevent skin aging. Surprisingly, this drink also enhances the skin’s self-healing ability, helping to tighten skin and reduce small wrinkles. Try making a beer mask by: Mix 1 tablespoon of beer, an egg white and 3 g of almond oil together, apply to cleansed face and leave on for 10 minutes. Rinse with cool water, you’ve got healthier, more beautiful skin. Help sleep well Hops – one of the main ingredients of beer, is a natural sedative. It is known as an effective remedy for insomnia. You can try this simple trick: Wash your pillowcase with an equal amount of water and beer. The fabric will absorb the aroma of the hops and help you fall asleep faster. Relieve foot pain Pour cold beer into the basin and soak your feet for a few minutes. The effervescent effect of beer will help aching feet relax after a long tiring day. Remove dead skin cells In addition to toning the skin, beer also helps to remove dead skin cells. As a result, your skin will become more even and brighter. Grab some strawberries and a few spoons of beer. Mix the ingredients together until you get a smooth paste. Apply to the face to remove dead cells and then rinse with cold water. This will help remove impurities from the skin and stimulate cell regeneration. Tender beef Beer is a great choice if you want to tenderize meat without changing its flavor. Put the meat in a plastic container and add some beer, marinate in the refrigerator. The next day you take it out and process as usual. The meat will be softer and will not lose its original delicious taste. Polishing furniture Pour some warm beer onto a soft cloth and rub over any wood surfaces that need restoration. The result will delight you as furniture becomes shiny and looks as good as new. Get rid of flies Pour some beer into the glass, cover with aluminum foil and make some small holes. The flies will be attracted to the smell of this drink and enter through the small hole, and they will never get out. You can also try this trick with slugs and cockroaches. Shine metallics Beer has a low acidity, perfect for polishing any metal objects, such as steel pots and jewelry. Just pour some beer on the cloth and rub it on the metal object. You can also soak objects for a few minutes and then dry them with a cloth, you will be amazed at how shiny your metal objects become again. Clean rusted screws The acid in beer can break down rust, making it easier to remove screws. Pour some beer on top of the rusted screw, wait a few minutes and try opening it again, it will work for sure.

Mr. Le Minh Hieu introduced the breeding model of black soldier fly. Mr. Le Minh Hieu said that 3 years ago he went on a business trip to An Giang province and knew about the black soldier fly breeding model. However, the models he visited were all models of dry farming with peat, waste and cow dung. With that way of raising, he saw many inappropriate points. Therefore, when he returned home, he researched and learned more about the characteristics and habitat of the black soldier fly larvae. After a period of research, Mr. Hieu has experimented with black soldier flies in a microbial culture mixture, with the principle of using microorganisms to treat odors, and overcome harmful bacteria to create beneficial bacteria. beneficial environment. Mr. Hieu used probiotics in combination with molasses and clean water and allowed newly hatched black soldier fly larvae to live in this environment. At first, Mr. Hieu had to buy black soldier fly eggs from hatcheries from An Giang province, but now he knows how to breed himself without having to buy outside. Currently, Mr. Hieu’s black soldier fly farm has an area of ​​about 200 m2, with each raising of about 1 gram of eggs, 300 kg of commercial larvae will be produced within 12 days. Mr. Hieu further shared, the life cycle of black soldier flies lasts more than 1 month, starting from eggs, larvae, pupae, and finally molting into black soldier flies. Adults live about 3-5 days, do not eat, live in the shade of trees. Black soldier fly larvae produce a substance that is detrimental to the laying and hatching of flies and other insects, making them an environmentally beneficial livestock and a very good food for humans. livestock and poultry. Nutritional composition in black soldier fly larvae before pupal stage is 43 – 51% protein, 15 – 18% fat, 2.8 – 6.2% calcium, 1 – 1.2% phosphorus, enough nutrients Nutrient for animal feed such as pigs, chickens, ducks…, and is the best live food for raising ducks, chickens, fish, shrimps, crabs… Fly larvae can be concentrated, dried and mixed with other substances. other nutrients as feed to completely replace fishmeal in the production of animal and aqua feeds. Mr. Le Minh Hieu uses commercial black soldier fly larvae as chicken feed to replace feed from industrial bran. Currently, with a culture of 300 kg of black soldier fly larvae / 12 days, with a mixture of hydrolysis of black soldier fly larvae, fish hydrolysis plus bean residue and micro-organisms, Mr. Hieu can completely replace the feed. industrial feed for 1,400 ducks, 400 chickens and hundreds of fish of all kinds being raised on the family farm. With this mix of feed, Mr. Hieu calculated less than 3,000 VND/kg of feed, over 50% cheaper than the current cost of 1 kg of industrial bran. Mr. Hieu compares, with about 1,000 ducks raised commercially, with the current price of industrial bran, farmers spend about 80 million dong of industrial bran for ducks from raising to slaughter. As for this method of raising from hydrolyzed black soldier fly larvae, it only costs about 35 million VND in food costs. “With this method of feeding from black soldier fly larvae, animals grow very quickly due to the high nutritional content of the feed, and the risk of disease is also significantly reduced. Therefore, it is very cost-effective in raising livestock and improving the quality of livestock”, Mr. Hieu added. According to the Agricultural Extension Center of Ba Ria-Vung Tau province, the use of insects in livestock production is very popular in the world. Black soldier flies are recognized by the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations as the preferred insect species for waste treatment and use of protein content as an alternative to food for some livestock. Mr. Hieu’s model of raising black soldier flies is a relatively new and very successful model in Ba Ria-Vung Tau province.

As it turns out, the act of killing a spider is not only a “bad omen” but also harms the home ecosystem. Even the cleanest houses have inhabited spiders. In the journal The Conversation, entomologist Matt Bertone and colleagues at North Carolina State University in the United States published a study of 50 homes in North Carolina and in each home they found spiders. According to Bertone, arachnids are important members of the inner human ecosystem. They are “omnivorous” predators and eat almost anything they catch: from a fly trapped in a window to a mosquito trying to suck human blood. Sometimes, the spiders eat their own kind. A house spider is watching for flies Many of the “victims” of spiders are potential vectors of disease. There is even a species of jumping spider in Africa that only likes to eat blood-sucking insects in the house. So when you kill a spider by hand, you accidentally “kill” a “soldier” to destroy the pathogen in your home. The indoor spiders are not the venomous monster spiders in Australia that we still see in newspapers. During his research, Bertone often found only common indoor spiders like Pholcidae * and the most harmless arthropods of the family Theridiidae **. Both of these spiders spread silk where they live. Spiders Pholcidae sometimes leave their webs to hunt and eat other spiders around. I don’t want to see this scene in my house at all, what about you guys? The truth is that most spiders are poisonous, but the venom of most of them is not strong enough to harm humans. The spider’s fangs are also often too weak to bite through the skin. Hollywood movies have sprinkled us in the head with spiders attacking us while we are off guard. However, in contrast to these movie “myths”, the spiders almost never crawl past a sleeping person. The act of snoring, puffing, or even ordinary human breathing is enough to scare away the vertebrates in the home. Furthermore, spiders are afraid of humans and always try to avoid us. We are far more dangerous to them than they are to us. Cases of spider bites are extremely rare. The scene is haunting for many people Although there are some highly toxic species like the Black Widow, they very rarely bite humans and even so, these bites rarely cause serious medical disorders. If you have phobia or simply don’t want to see spiders crawling around where you live, follow the scientists’ recommendations: instead of killing arthropods, catch them in one. box and drop off the road. The spiders themselves will find a new place and we do not have to carry the “killing” karma. *: Pholcidae are arachnids in the arachnid family of the suborder Araneomorphae. They have a body length of 2–10 mm and their legs can be up to 50 mm long. They can be found on every continent in the world except Antarctica. They weave a messy, irregular mesh. Spider webs are woven in wet and dark areas, in caves and under rocks, and abandoned animal caves. Do these spiders look familiar? Spider webs do not have cohesive properties, but their unusual insect trap structure makes it difficult for prey to escape. Spiders quickly cover their prey with spider webs and then inflict a poisonous bite to kill the prey. The prey can be eaten or stored immediately thereafter. **: Theridiidae is a family of arachnids of the order Araneae. This family has 109 genera, a total of 2295 species. The spider Theridiidae is usually reclusive, almost harmless and extremely gentle.

Nuoc Mot is one of the famous drinks in Hoi An. (Photo: An An)

Accordingly, in the clip, it can be seen that the shop’s staff scoop each ingredient into a cup very professionally and quickly. Each step seemed to be memorized, so the hand ran quickly. However, what makes many people pay attention is that around this person and the pot of water there are many strange insects.

(Source clip: TikTok @ nvk09101992)

Some viewers of the clip said that it was a fly, specifically Facebook RB expressed: “It feels disgusting to see flies surrounded, like this, it hurts my stomach”.

However, many other netizens immediately protested, saying this was a bee, not a fly or any strange insect. Due to the ingredients of Mot water including herbs such as lemongrass, lemongrass, basil, cinnamon, chrysanthemum, honeysuckle, green tea leaves, dried herb, lotus, jujube …, they have attracted bees fly over.

Besides, many customers have come here to confirm that the shop is very clean and the owner is also careful. In fact, if you look closely at the clip, you can see that even though the glass maker is doing it quickly, he still pays close attention to each stage. When taking the straw, this person does not use the handle directly but uses a tongs to ensure hygiene.

The ingredients of Mau Water are mainly from herbal ingredients.

Furthermore, the type of straw that the restaurant uses is also a bamboo straw, environment-friendly material. This has made many people love the special water that is only available in Hoi An.

It is known that Mot shop owner is Nguyen Huu Xuan. Xuan’s grandfather used to be a medicine man, so he used what he learned from him to cook this sweet and cool water. What makes many people curious is that the name “Mót” does not know where it comes from and what it means. According to Xuan shared in the press, Mót was his childhood name. When he opened the shop, he decided to take the names of his grandparents, his parents still called it for this kind of water.