Do not eat anything that is yellow, red or black.
Most green bugs are ok because they are green because of just eating plant material. The white stuff inside the bugs is either fat or eggs.
Stay away from the legs and wings as they can make a log jam in your intestines.
Remember, you do not have a chitinase, which is the enzyme required to break down the outer shell chitin. Some diet stuff has chitin in it as it will not break down inside a human.
I'm sticking with chocolate and Dr. Thunder.
So what you are warning me about is that when I'm on my hands and knees in the garden this summer, don't eat ALL the bugs i come across but be selective..........good advice, thanks. LOL!
>As an entomologist, I can only comment on the bugs you may find on the weeds.
Do not eat anything that is yellow, red or black.
Most green bugs are ok because they are green because of just eating plant material. The white stuff inside the bugs is either fat or eggs.<
Oh, great, just great. Now I have a childhood song stuck in my head:
“Johnny ate a sponge cake with a green worm on top
A green worm, a fuzzy worm
A great big fat juicy worm!
Johnny ate a sponge cake with a green worm on top!”
A few years ago I would have thought this thread a little nutty. Now I know I'll be checking back. By the way, what's the problem with yellow, red and black bugs? Do they taste bad or are they dangerous to eat? And what's Dr. Thunder?
So what are the recipies for ants, and flys?
I shouldn’t eat bees?