CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Wasp nest stone?

1. Hornet's nest stone?

From your pictures, it is obvious that this is coral stone.

Coralite is the calcareous exoskeleton left behind when coral polyps die.

Coral stone, coral is a kind of coelenterate that lives in the ocean. It is exquisite and colorful, and is called coral polyp. Coral polyp can secrete red, white and other colored calcareous skeletons, and cluster together to form branches, which is what people call coral stone.

Coral stone as shown:

My god, this stone is so beautiful.

I have never seen such beautiful stones.

You can search online.

Look what kind of stone this is.

I'm afraid this is too rare!

I have never seen such a stone.

Hello, your rock is not coral stone, but fossil coral polyps. Coral polyps are living animals, and coral stone is formed by the accumulation of coral polyps' excrement, that is, coral stone is the excrement of coral polyps. Coral polyps are very small, but they like to live together, so there are large coral reefs or coral islands.

In short, your stone is not coral stone, but coral polyp fossil. This kind of fossil is called coral jade fossil after it is jadeified, and can be processed into jewelry and ornaments!

You're overthinking. It's just a piece of coral.

This is a stone that grows corals, also known as coral stone. It is very common in coastal cities and inland cities. Generally, merchants will give it as a gift when buying a large fish tank.

2. How much is a 100 million-year-old hornet's nest fossil worth?

From the supplementary pictures, it is undoubtedly a coral fossil. The appearance is really good, and it is also a relatively rare species. The surface may be faded. I don’t know what the real color inside is. If the surface layer is sanded off and then polished. The real color inside is exposed, it is estimated that it will be very beautiful.

However, there are many coral fossils, and once discovered, there may be only one layer. The one the OP has may have been transported from the river. So, the OP should not have too high expectations. Some stone markets charge a high price for coral fossils, but buyers who really know about them will not buy them. The OP has no reference, so I don't know how big it is, and I can't accurately determine the price.

Here is a reference price for you. If it is about 20cm*20cm, the value should be between two and three digits. That is, around 1,000 yuan is the highest.

priceless!

By the way... the instrument or the person who can tell that it is a 100 million year old hornet's nest is more valuable, haha

Definitely a fossil coral.

3. What are the functions of a hornet’s nest?

When I was a kid, I didn’t know that wasp nests could cure diseases. I only knew that I could sell them after digging a wasp nest and drying it. Now I think back and realize that wasp nests have medicinal value! So what are the medicinal values ​​of wasp nests?

Many people don't know that wasp nests are actually a traditional Chinese medicine. Because of the various nutrients that make up a wasp nest, it has a good healing function for many diseases and health preservation. It is actually difficult to encounter wild wasp nests. Now they are all farmed bees.

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Wasp nests, also called hornet nests in Chinese medicine, are poisonous Chinese medicinal materials. Most of the diseases that it can cure are to use poison to fight poison, so although wasp nests are a good medicine, please do not use them indiscriminately.

Mainly used as an external medicine

Wasp nests can be used as medicine for the first time in the "Shennong Bencao Jing". At present, it is widely used in surgery and dentistry. For some surgical infections, such as traumatic infections, postoperative infections, or some carbuncle swellings, especially when ulcers and suppurative sores appear, the external use of liquid medicine containing wasp nests has a certain effect.

Modern research has also proved that hornet's nest does have obvious anti-inflammatory, analgesic and blood coagulation promoting effects. Therefore, it can be used in the above-mentioned surgical infections to achieve the effects of anti-inflammatory, analgesic, decomposing and promoting tissue regeneration, and promoting wound healing.

Another way to fight poison with poison is to treat toothache. If your gums are swollen and painful, you can grind a little bit of wasp nest into powder, dissolve it in wine and rinse your mouth. Repeat this process at intervals. You can also fry it with vinegar and use it to rinse your mouth.

As for the fact that medicinal wine soaked in hornet's nest can dispel wind and dampness, I think it is mostly the effect of the wine. Hornet's nest has analgesic effect, but there is no direct evidence that it can dispel rheumatism.

There are also reports of oral administration in the treatment of acute dysentery, acute mastitis, etc., but there are also reports of acute nephritis. If it is used for external use, oral administration is not recommended.

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Wasp nests have the effect of attacking poison and curing sores. They are often used to treat poisonous sores, eliminate bacteria in wounds, and promote the regeneration of new flesh. The extract of wasp nests can inhibit the growth and reproduction of many bacteria and fungi, and has antiviral effects. It can enhance the appetite of patients with liver disease and improve their sleep quality.

It can dispel wind and relieve pain, reduce swelling, kill insects and relieve itching, and treat wind-heat pain, swollen gums, swollen throat and tongue, hemorrhoid fistula and other anti-inflammatory effects

It can clear away heat and detoxify, treat swollen and painful joints, rheumatism and rheumatoid arthritis. Drinking hornet's nest in water can treat toothache.

The medicinal effects of hornet's nest mainly include antiviral effect and promoting blood coagulation.