Indian scientist claim they have found gold in every sample of urine taken from a group of cows. After four years of extensive research, scientist at Junagadh Agricultural University (JAU) have actually found gold in the urine of Gir cows. After urine samples of 400 Gir cows showed traces of gold ranging from 3mg to 10mg from one litre urine. The precious metal was found in ionic form, which is gold salts soluble in water.
Dr. Golakia said that gold from the urine can extracted and solidified using chemical process. Researchers also checked cow's urine for any medicinal properties as it was commonly believed in India.
"Of the 5,100 compounds found in Gir cow urine, 388 have immense medicinal value that can cure several ailments," said Golakai.
Aside from cows urine, researchers have also started testing urine from camels, buffaloes,sheeps and goats but failed to find any medicinal elements.
"Now we are working on the use of Gir cow urine on human and plant pathogen. The experiments are being conducted to use it in treatment of human diseases and plant protections," Golakia said.
"Of the 5,100 compounds found in Gir cow urine, 388 have immense medicinal value that can cure several ailments," said Golakai.
Aside from cows urine, researchers have also started testing urine from camels, buffaloes,sheeps and goats but failed to find any medicinal elements.
"Now we are working on the use of Gir cow urine on human and plant pathogen. The experiments are being conducted to use it in treatment of human diseases and plant protections," Golakia said.
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