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Can gypsum be used to lose weight? I heard that plaster can be used to lose weight. Has anyone drunk it? What's the effect? Will there be side effects?
The main component of gypsum is hydrated calcium sulfate. In addition, there are a small amount of silicic acid, aluminum hydroxide, sulfide and trace amounts of iron and magnesium. The main component of calcined gypsum is dehydrated calcium sulfate. After oral administration, a part of it becomes soluble calcium salt under the action of gastric acid, which can increase the concentration of calcium ion in serum, inhibit the thermoregulatory center, reduce the excitability of skeletal muscle and reduce the permeability of blood vessels after being absorbed into the blood through the intestine, so it has antipyretic, spasmolytic and anti-inflammatory effects. External use of gypsum can reduce mucosal secretion.

But it is still recommended to lose weight healthily. Ah, ah, don't try this thing. Health is the capital of revolution, dear.