Warning..! Drinking cow's urine is unfit for humans..!?
The
indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI) has firmly stated that
cow urine can never be recommended for human consumption. A study conducted by the
indian Veterinary Research Institute (IVRI) has revealed that
cow urine is not suitable for human consumption as it may contain harmful bacteria. A study by a team of three Ph.D.
students led by Bhoj
raj Singh of the
indian Veterinary Research Institute found that urine samples from cows and bulls contained at least 14 types of harmful bacteria. This study also revealed that it can cause stomach infections.
The results of this research have been published on Researchgate, a website for research. Bhoj
raj Singh, who has given an epidemiologic
interview about this, said that statistical analysis of 73 urine samples from cows, buffaloes, and humans showed that the antibacterial activity of buffalo urine is much higher than that of
cow urine. Buffalo urine is significantly more effective against some bacteria. Also, he categorically states that under no circumstances can urine be recommended for human consumption. They collected urine samples from three breeds of cows - Sahiwal, Dharbargar, and Vindhavani (crossbred) - from
local dairy farms, as well as buffalo and human urine samples. The study, conducted between
june and
november 2022, revealed significant levels of pathogenic
bacteria in the urine of apparently healthy individuals.
Some argue that distilled urine does not contain infectious bacteria. They are investigating that further. It also does not bear the trademark of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of
india (FSSAI). Former
director of the
indian Veterinary Research Institute R. S. Chauhan claims that
cow urine is effective against coronavirus. He has been researching
cow urine for 25 years, and distilled
cow urine improves immunity in humans. They have found that it also helps against
cancer and covid infection. This particular work was not done on distilled or clear urine samples of cow. They recommend consuming distilled Urine only, says Chouhan.