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Tiger Urine for Arthritis? Zoo in China Sells Controversial Remedy

A Chinese zoo is selling tiger urine for ₹595, claiming it treats arthritis and muscle pain when mixed with wine and ginger

Tiger urine is collected from basins, but it's unclear if it's disinfected. Sales are low, with just two bottles sold daily

The practice went viral with 35 million views. Reactions vary, with some curious and others concerned about health risks

A pharmacist rejected the claims, saying tiger urine has no proven benefits and harms both medicine and tiger conservation

A traditional medicine practitioner questioned the zoo’s qualifications, but staff insisted they have the necessary business license

Tiger bones were banned for treatment, and their use remains controversial in China and the West

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