Gujarat Suggests COVID-19 Vaccine Made Out of Cow Urine-Dung, First Ever Clinical Trial to Take Place Soon in India

Ayurvedic medicine derived from panchgavya — cow’s milk, butter, ghee, dung and urine is Gujarat's serious bid to ward off coronavirus. Clinical trials to test efficiency of the medicine on COVID-19 patients to begin soon

Using protocols used to test allopathic medicines, Rashtriya Kamdhenu Aayog in Gujarat is gearing up for the clinical trial of ayurvedic medicine derived from panchgavya — cow’s milk, butter, ghee, dung and urine to treat COVID-19 patients in the state. Confident about the effectiveness of cow urine and cow dung in treating certain ailments, the doctors in Gujarat are soon to try it on COVID-19 patients in 10 hospitals of the country. Also Read - 'Extremely Honoured and Humbled' - Rohit Sharma on Khel Ratna Award Nomination

In an interview with Ahmedabad Mirror, Dr Vallabh Kathiria, Chairman of Rashtriya Kamdhenu Aayog shared, “During the clinical trials, the consenting patients would be
given this medicine and their progress documented scientifically. Comparison and analysis would be made as per modern medicineclinical trial norms. On completion of the multi-centre trials, a research paper would be published for peer review by thes cientific and medical community.” Also Read - Sensex Shoots Over 900 Pts on Day 1 of 'Unlock', Nifty Tops 9,800 in Early Trade

With Rajkot’s Civil Hospital to lead the trial, it will soon be followed by Ahmedabad and Surat and soon spread to rest of Indian with trials to be carried out in Vardha, Pune, Hyderabad and Jodhpur. “It is for the first time that a clinical trial of a classical drug is being undertaken. The clinical trial will begin in 2-3 days and will have a 15-day protocol,” said Dr Hitesh Jani, Ex-Principal of Gujarat Ayurveda University. Also Read - SIM Card Fraud: Noida Woman Duped of Rs 9.5 Lakh on Pretext of Upgrading SIM from 3G to 4G

Speaking to the news agency, Kathiria asserted, “The effectiveness of Panchgavya medicine is known in India for centuries but not established in modern scientific context. Today, when the world is struggling to find a medicine for Covid-19, there is a distinct possibility that Panchgavya medicine may give us an effective treatment or cure.”

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