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Silkworms, Thailand’s New Viagra
by CityNews

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CityNews – 17th March 2016, Asst. Prof. Dr. Somchai Jomduang, researcher at Chiang Mai University’s Faculty of Agriculture, has discovered that the active ingredient in Thai silkworm pupae has similar activation as Sildenafil, or Viagra.

Two species out of seven, Nangnoi Si Sa Ket 1 and Yellow Surin, have the best ability to expand blood vessels. 100 mg of Viagra is equal to 22 Nangnoi Si Sa Ket 1 pupae.

However, he warned that eating the silkworm... [read more]

Full story: http://www.chiangmaicitylife.com/news/silkworms-thailands-new-viagra/

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-- Chiang City News 2016-03-17

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has it been tested on humans yet? if yes, who's the poor sod that had to consume pupae just to confirm

the findings?

Has it been "tested" in any way? research published (?) reviewed(?) ... click bait and quickly forgotten... yes i have become more cynical with my years spent here.

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has it been tested on humans yet? if yes, who's the poor sod that had to consume pupae just to confirm

the findings?

Or, the lucky woman. Let's be optimistic.

Yeah, in all seriousness, I wonder what the possible side effects could be.

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has it been tested on humans yet? if yes, who's the poor sod that had to consume pupae just to confirm

the findings?

Or, the lucky woman. Let's be optimistic.

Yeah, in all seriousness, I wonder what the possible side effects could be.

I heard those webs are long and thin...

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has it been tested on humans yet? if yes, who's the poor sod that had to consume pupae just to confirm

the findings?

Or, the lucky woman. Let's be optimistic.

Yeah, in all seriousness, I wonder what the possible side effects could be.

Moths flying out of your butt?

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has it been tested on humans yet? if yes, who's the poor sod that had to consume pupae just to confirm

the findings?

No ! Just eating the pupae has no effect, and is a waste of time and pupae.. The ingredient must first be..1. Extracted.... and then, 2. Processed in a certain way in order for it to work.

If you read the article, you would have seen this:

"However, he warned that eating the silkworm pupae won’t activate the ingredient, but once extracted and processed, manufacturers can use extractions to create supplementary medicine using these silkworm pupae."

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