We won't be talking about cooking or delicious desserts, but this time, about wellness recipes that aren't always edible but are good for you!<\/p>\n
In the midst of an increasingly frightening epidemic and the Ministry of Health's instruction to wash hands with soap or use an alcohol-based gel, stores were not prepared for an influx of demand and found themselves without stock.<\/p>\n
But what few people know is that this gel can be made at home, and here's the recipe!<\/p>\n
This gel is normally based on glycerol (which gives the gel effect), ethanol (90-degree alcohol) and hydrogen peroxide, "it is intended for pharmacy professionals, not for the GENERAL PUBLIC," insists Dr. Sebastian Marciano, a general practitioner.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, "glycerol is a product that can be used to make explosives (raw materials for the manufacture of nitroglycerin) so it's not easy to get some of it," adds Martial Fraysse, a doctor of pharmacy.<\/p>\n