@TheJaggi The quoted paper does not constitute clinical evidence of efficacy of cow urine in treating infections in humans. The authors themselves are at pains to point out that these were all in vitro studies. A useful start at best but of no use in clinical pract
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@TheJaggi On the other hand so called fecal transplants to manage treatment-resistant Clostidium difficile infections in humans have been subjected to extensive clinical trials before being accepted in clinical practice. See: nature.com/articles/s4157…
The important thing is RCTs
The important thing is RCTs
@TheJaggi RCTs - Randmised Clinical Trial with placebo controls are vital to test and measure the efficacy of proposed treatments. The big big problem of India's obsession with #GauMutra and #Panchgavya is that blind faith in their therapeutic ole has supplanted scpeticism.
@TheJaggi Believe you me, I have looked at all the papers collated by @moayush in particular the programme set up to fund research into #Panchgavya and #Gaumutra. None of them, not one single paper, comes up to scratch in terms of methodology. There has not been a single RCT.
@TheJaggi @moayush The trouble has been a lack of the #scepticism that is the cornerstone of modern science. You have to set up an experiment to test the hypothesis that tour proposed new treatment is no better than a placebo. That's scepticism. See: dusrakhyal.wordpress.com/2019/02/08/sce…
