In Saudi Arabia has spread the subject that Camel urine treats cancer? Is there a scientific basis for this or is ignorance and farce scientific?
Hi,Arwa
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Hi dear,
I've read about this topic and it seems that there are certain pieces of evidence that supports this.
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Hi,Arwa
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Why not only in the countries of the world are accredited in Saudi Arabia, please provide the competent authorities to provide information.
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What I am surprised is that we Muslims know that urine is impure and forbidden to drink
Nothing is forbidden unless it is harmful
How can the urine of the camel heal?
Before it test to human, it must be test to animals first. And it will be better if we process the urine and only use the active compound to threat cancer. So we not use camel urine as a whole to cure cancer. Because urine has toxic components too. This is why urine must be removed from human and animals bodies.
Dear, Yovan Hendriek
A logical and scientific answer, please from the researchers brothers involved in the subject, so that we can respond to this thought that says that the urine of the camel is useful
Dear All,
Here is a nice article which summarized a study about Urine. This study confirmed that Urine Is Not Sterile. Please, see the following link:
https://www.livescience.com/45800-confirmed-urine-not-sterile.html
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Qusiy
Dear,Qusiy Hibeeb Al Galiby
It is a clear scientific fact, but we also need to confirm even more, reject this subject in Saudi Arabia, which began with the recent regret in Iraq
It may be somewhat true. People use such totka's from centuries. I remember people also use same to grow hairs. How much true it is difficult to say. Traditional medicines do not change much over civilations. You see what type of totka's are popular worldwide. From Abbas I want to know is it being continued from centuries or started recently. Please note that water was or is not so easily available in deserts.
Camel in Saudi Arabia has become the vital reservoir for viral infections (The Middle East Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus (MERS-CoV)), and dozens of deaths have been confirmed, half of them from Saudi Arabia. The World Health Organization (WHO) issued a clear warning in this regard that the Gulf authorities completely ignored. Here is one of the sites that dealt with the topic:
http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/health/camels-suspected-deadly-mers-virus-outbreak-article-1.1422308.
http://www.who.int/csr/disease/coronavirus_infections/faq/en/.
Dr. Asim,
Please see here: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0378874112005235
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