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A viral video has been signed on social media, in which a health specialist has revealed that people are drinking the camel’s urine as medicine. This practice that is associated with some religious and traditional beliefs, proves very dangerous to health. World Health Organization (WHO) and other experts may cause the rigid warning in this regarding the urine.
Videos that describes Arab Emirates, especially some people in Saudi Arabia, Yemen and other Muslim countries believe in the urine of the camel diseases such as camels, hepatitis and skin diseases. Some claim that this incurable diseases can correct. This faith is inspired by an Hadin in which the prophet Mohamm was advised to drink some sick people to drink the milk and urine. However, modern scientists and health experts have called the practice wrong and dangerous. WHO had clearly advised to consume raw camel milk or urine during MERS’s procurement in 2015.
According to experts, the camel can be filled with the urine of the urine bacteria, viruses and more harmful materials. A study published in 2023 was found that the camel was not a significant benefit of the urine and a serious illness like Bruceellosis after drinking two cancer patients. In addition, the camel Mers-Covers are carved of the virus, which causes a severe respiratory disease with 35% of the mortality rate. In 2015, the urine consumption of the camera of the camera in Saudi Arabia was considered a potential reason.
Reactions of the people on this video on social media are so well. Some users support it to part of religious beliefs, while some of the “disgusting” and “non-scientific”. A user wrote, “This is the 21st century, still people are believing in dangerous practices.” Environmental lovers and health experts have warned the camel that the urine is harmful not only for health, but it can increase the seap and Environmental pollution, as it is uncontrolled. Some researchers may have claimed that the camera may be cancer, bacteria-red-red-red-red-red qualitative, but these claims are limited to most initial laboratory tests. There is no concrete evidence of these claims in reliable clinical studies.