Nigerian Man's Claim About Black Stone Poison Extractor Ignites Social Media Debate
A young Nigerian man has ignited a significant online conversation after posting a photograph of what he describes as a powerful poison-extracting black stone. Taking to his official Facebook account, the individual, identified as @Rain Joe, displayed the mysterious object and made bold claims about its life-saving capabilities against various venoms.
Man Makes Extraordinary Claims About Stone's Properties
The man asserted that this particular black stone, which he also referred to as Jerusalem stone, possesses remarkable properties for extracting poison from bites inflicted by venomous reptiles or insects. He emphasized its importance, particularly for parents, stating it has been saving lives for years and operates faster than conventional antidotes or anti-venom treatments.
In his detailed post, he wrote: "If you're in Nigeria and you don't have this poison extractor black stone in your possession then I don't know what you should have. Especially for parents you need this. This thing has been saving lives for years but most of you don't know, this thing extracts poison faster than any antidote or anti-venom you can reach. Just know how to maintain it, give it enough milk after use and keep. Blackstone also called Jerusalem stone is a very powerful stone, very effective in extracting poison or bite from venomous reptiles or insects."
Social Media Erupts with Reactions and Personal Testimonies
The post quickly attracted massive attention on the platform, with numerous Nigerians flooding the comments section to share their perspectives, questions, and personal experiences with similar stones.
Cocelia Chizoba recounted: "I remember some years back, I was stung by a scorpion at night thank God for this black stone, it was placed at the spot the scorpion bit me and within some minutes it extracted all the poison out of my body, I still went to school the next morning looking like nothing happened to me."
Funmilola expressed concerns about authenticity, writing: "I just bought yesterday, the man sold 2 small cut for me 2,000. My neighbour mentioned something about fake been rampant if I'm sure the one I bought is original. I just brush it off. Pls do you have any tips on how to identify fake and if the price is too cheap to be the original."
Chinyere offered practical advice on sourcing, stating: "Very very effective. My dad used on me when I was stung by a scorpion. I bought one at the Ohum Monastery last year. Just walk into any Catholic church around you, enter their bookshop or Sacramental shop for it. You will be sure of original there and it is open for both the Catholics and nonCatholics."
Juliet Uchechi shared her experience: "I used the Black Stone when I was stung by Scorpion in Benue State during my NYSC days. It's effective."
Missy highlighted community reliance: "My mom has been using this black stone to save life in my community. Once scorpion sting you or snake bite, they rush to our compound to get it."
Context and Important Considerations
This discussion occurs within a broader context of traditional medicine practices in Nigeria, where various natural remedies and objects are believed to possess healing properties. The claims made about the black stone reflect longstanding folk beliefs about certain stones' ability to draw out toxins.
It is crucial to note that such claims about the stone's efficacy are based solely on the individual's assertions and anecdotal testimonies shared online. Readers are strongly advised to exercise caution and conduct thorough research before considering any alternative treatment methods for venomous bites. Medical professionals typically recommend seeking immediate conventional medical treatment for snake bites or serious insect stings, as delays can prove dangerous.
The viral post has successfully sparked a meaningful dialogue about traditional remedies, their place in modern society, and the importance of verifying health-related claims through proper channels and scientific validation.
