Traditional Remedies: India’s Use of Cow Dung and Urine Amid COVID-19
Some in India turn to traditional remedies like cow dung and urine to combat COVID-19, despite experts warning of no scientific evidence supporting their effectiveness.
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Some in India turn to traditional remedies like cow dung and urine to combat COVID-19, despite experts warning of no scientific evidence supporting their effectiveness.
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