The drink is undergoing lab testing in Lucknow and the group hopes to have it on the market by the end of the year.
Dr. Donald Hensrud, chairman of the Division of Preventive Medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota, remains skeptical of its supposed health benefits.
"I think I'm perfectly comfortable in saying that I'm aware of no data that cow's urine-- or any other species' urine-- holds any promise in treating or preventing cancer."
-- Dr. Donald Hensrud, Mayo Clinic
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Comments (12)
– Dr. Donald Hensrud, Mayo Clinic"
What would he know ? Does he work in a cola clinic ? Nope, mayo :p
Are people out there drinking cow urine already? If not why would it be made into a soda
I've always been impressed with ILM's capacity to make the unreal seem real. They just keep getting better!
--TwoDragons
Most of the posts come from another blogs as you can see. Except those from Missy Cellanea who surfes the edge of the net... donno how ^g^
I'll voice my opinion when I feel it's relevant, thank you very much :). I keep an eye on a handful of entertaining blogs and feeds every night before bed, and usually Neatorama delivers stuff that isn't old (or at least stuff that just popped up the same day on a number of places).
So yeah, I'll critique occasionally when someone is posting reruns from last week! Thanks for your waste of time TwoDragons, get bent ;)
-Spite
Soo... Why didn't you post that same comment when I echoed some news from the last summer with that $30,000 pez candy dispenser? :(
I remember someone got amused too because I posted an image of a Super Mario Nutcraker.
I wonder if... well... Could you just watch the Neatorama items because they're interesting and piss off reading the BBC news rss?
i like this blog, it keeps me entertained
keep the good work
i liked the post about the cat on LSD, it was neat