We should brew our own blood

Hello answer, I'm glad to answer for you, the full name of chicken blood is "chicken blood", which refers to a behavior that satirizes the person's sudden emotional excitement on a specific person or thing, and it also has a ridiculous meaning. And playing chicken blood is also an Internet buzzword, which comes from a kind of pseudoscience that was popular in the 80s of the last century.

Chicken blood** is a health care technique that was popular in 1967. It lasted about 10 months. The exact timing and length of the epidemic (from the metropolis to the backcountry) varies slightly from place to place.

The method is to extract dozens to 100 milliliters of chicken blood from small roosters (it is also said that purebred white "incoming chickens" weighing more than 4 catties are the best) and inject them into the human body once a week, in fact, this is a pseudoscience and has no effect. Hope to adopt, I hope it can help you, thank you.

If nothing else, there is a mistake that must be corrected. Beating chicken blood was an act in the 67-68s. Not the 80s.

It's like being doped, and the mood is particularly high when doing anything...

Described as working very hard and wanting to achieve the goal.

It means that people are in high spirits and have endless energy!!

It means doping.

Describe this person as particularly excited, motivated, and driven.

Because when the rooster fights, the neck is stalked, and the head and neck are red and full of chicken blood, so it is used to describe people.

On our side, "playing chicken blood" is to describe a person who is overly energetic, or that a person is more "lively" than usual. In the past, around the 90s, there seemed to be a talk of injecting chicken blood to cure diseases, and it would not be fooled by some quacks, but then it was gone. Now this word is usually said when joking with friends.

Fighting chicken blood was a kind of "health care" that spread wildly during the Cultural Revolution years. Now to say that someone is like beating chicken blood, it is mainly to satirize the person's behavior of suddenly becoming emotional about a specific person or thing, and it also has a ridiculous meaning.

It is to describe people who are very excited and excited.

It's very exciting.

Chicken blood ** was once popular all over the country, but it is actually a kind of science. ‍

Playing chicken blood has a certain effect. To ensure a successful blood transfusion, the blood types of the donor and recipient must be compatible. Otherwise, antibodies (lectins) in the recipient's blood will attack the donor's blood cells, forming a blood clot through the agglutination reaction.

That is, this effect is actually a stress response of the body. And not chicken blood really has any effect.

The disadvantages of playing chicken blood are obvious, animals also have blood types, too much blood injection of different blood types is a dead end, and there may be various viruses in chicken blood.

All in all, the reason why chicken blood can be excited is the stress response caused by the body entering a foreign body. Reference.

Beating chicken blood doesn't do much. In 2009, Joanne Wood, a psychologist at the University of Waterloo, found that positive self-statements can sometimes be ineffective and even harmful. If you already feel that you are "good", then chicken blood can help you feel better about your already good self.

If you feel that you are "not good" and want to make yourself "okay" by shouting the slogan of chicken blood - don't stop, chicken blood is poisonous to you.

In Wood's research, people with high self-esteem were in a better mood after saying "I'm worthy of love" to themselves a few more times. And those who have low self-esteem, after repeatedly exhorting themselves to "I am worthy of love", are even more depressed.

The reason is simple, the key to the effect of chicken blood is that a person believes in it from the bottom of his heart.

When you already feel like you're great and valuable — or "self-esteem is high enough" in psychology — it's easy to get motivated by the slogan "I can do it."

However, for those with low self-esteem, an absolutely positive self-statement does not match their inner evaluation of themselves, so a 100% positive slogan can cause them to reflexively self-denial. They shouted "I can do it" against their will, and on the other hand, they had to suppress countless "I can't" that automatically rose. And research has confirmed that emotions and thoughts cannot be suppressed, and the more they are suppressed, the more ferocious they will be.

The more you desire to forget, the more you want to forget. The harder you deny it, the more you keep it in mind. The slogan "I'm the thinnest" can help thin people maintain it, but it can't help fat people lose weight.

Wood found that for people with low self-esteem, "dialectical" self-statements worked.

After all, the slightest mistake can send a person with low self-esteem into the dark abyss. How can a person who is accustomed to self-smearing convince himself that he is pure white? Neutral light gray is more suitable.

Rather than "everybody loves me", they agree that "some people love me and some don't". Rather than "I'll always be the best," they're more convinced that "sometimes I can do it, sometimes I can't" — and don't underestimate those statements. Self-compassion is at least better than self-denial.

In addition, the statement "I can be good in a specific area" is also suitable for people with low self-esteem. Instead of "I can do anything", say to yourself, "I can write a concise and clear report".

One of the best statements is the growth statement, where you can say to yourself, whether you have low or high self-esteem, "I have shortcomings, but I can learn from setbacks." "What doesn't kill me will make me stronger.

It is useful, chicken blood and yang qi are heavy, which can enhance the body's hormones and immunity, so chicken blood itself cannot cure diseases, but it can make the human body heal itself.

This is a normal phenomenon, and we must learn to adjust ourselves: first, face up to this situation, most people will begin to feel this way after 1-3 years of work; Second, find your own direction and give yourself new motivation, such as promotion and academic qualifications. Of course, you can also choose to continue silently and enjoy life while working.

How did "beating chicken blood" come about? Is it really exciting?

The origin can be referred to this statement.