Small Bats: Their Flesh Is Good For Lung Health

Small bats that feed on insect go out at night. They start flying out of their hiding place at sunset and fly back home around 6 o’clock in the morning. I bumped into a website that tells about this but can’t remember the address. From that website I learned a lot about these small bats. A bat of this sort is not bigger than an average size of a thumb. They do not grow bigger. I don’t know exactly where most of the bats live but I do have them on the outer ceiling of my house. The decayed ceiling

turns into a hole big enough for them to go in and out.

What interested me was that the small bats can cure you of lung problems—shortness of breath, asthma, bronchitis and things like that. My oldest daughter suffered from breathing difficulty when she has a flu and cough. Every time she had a cough, she always had difficulty in breathing.

If you can get your hand on one bat, grill

it half done, and skin the body. Take all the flesh—it will be about the size of your fore finger tip—and ask the asthma sufferers to eat it. I gave my daughter the bat flesh for two months and it was miracle! She has recovered from the asthma. Now every time she has a cough, she has no breathing problem.

Do not fry the bat as this will destroy the efficacy. Just grill it half done still with its fur as I mentioned above.

It’s not easy to catch small bats. You have to use the big net to trap them. In my case, the bat flew about very low so I could catch them using a small net. Hope this will be useful. It is worth trying, especially for those who have made all out effort to cure their asthma or bronchitis.