1. The white bugs in Myrica rubra are actually safe to eat, because they are larvae of fruit flies. Generally, when Myrica rubra is about to mature, fruit flies will put eggs about the size of the needle tip into the pulp, and after hatching, they will be white worms soaked in salt water.

2. This phenomenon is also a natural phenomenon in Myrica rubra. Eating fruit worms in larval stage is not harmful to human body, so don't worry too much. Because the fruit worm grew up eating pulp, it is non-toxic and clean, and it does not cause disease, and there is no need to worry that it will be parasitic in the human body. After they enter the human stomach, stomach acid will destroy them, and finally they will be digested by the stomach as protein and food.