 "Money is making China by selling the urine of the tiger! It is stating for these diseases ‘Sanjani’")
What would you do if you have a disease? Apparently will be treated by the doctors. But China is treating his people with his urine. Yes, China is used in the urine treatment of the urine of the tiger disease. The point is sold at a very good price.
A bottle of urine is worth about Rs 600. In fact, a zoos of southwestern China’s Sichuan province is selling the urine as the treatment of arterial arthritis.
According to the South China Morning Post report, the famous Yan Bifenzia Wildlife Vehicles in the tourists in the tourists sell the urine of cybery tigers.
The zoo is allegedly selling the bottle of the medicinal tiger in terms of 50 Youun (Rs 596) per bottle. There is 250 grams of tiger in a bottle. Richmatide arthritis is claimed to have a rejection effect on artillery, sprain and muscle pain.
The zoo also directed the use of the tiger. Instructions have to combine the urine of the tiger with white wine and ginger pieces. After that it will have to be found where it is needed. This will with the pain or disease. The zoo also states that the urine can be drank the urine but if no one is allergic, they do not consume.
According to a staff of the zoo, after urinating the tiger, the urine is gathered from a basin. However, it is not clear whether the urine has been disinfected before selling customers. However, the worker revealed that the sale of the tiger’s urine is minor and sold not more than two bottles per day. In 2014, the zoo was allegedly urinated the Tiger as a reward as a reward in a outdoor reality show.
However, the urine of the urine consumes for the treatment of diseases in China. Doctors have opposed it. A pharmacist of the Hiper Provincial Traditional Travincial Triple Chinese Medicine Hospital has rejected the medicinal claims of the tiger’s urine. The Pharmacist said not to the condition of print his name, “there is no basis of the tiger’s urine in Chinese medicine.
This is not scientific evidence that it is useful. He expressed concern that to promote unnecessary treatment like the urine of the Tiger not only presents the traditional Chinese medicine, but also weakens the efforts of the care of the Bachhan. The pharmacist advised visitors not to use it. However, the zoo staff said they had a valid business license to sell Tiger urine.