Saudis Cure Cancer with Camel Urine

[Simon Cashmere]

Nano-particles in Camels’ urine may help treat cancer

By Farah Mustafa Wadi



Dr. Faten Abdel-Rahman Khorshid is responsible for one of the Kingdom’s greatest national achievements in the field of science for her work which began with the urine of camels and concluded in a potential cure for cancer. After spending more than five years in lab research, this Saudi scientist and faculty member from King Abdul Aziz University (KAAU) and President of the Tissues Culture Unit at King Fahd Center for Medical Research, has discovered that nano-particles in the urine of camels can attack cancer cells with success. Her work began with experiments involving camel urine, cancer cells found in patients’ lungs and culminated in injecting mice with leukemic cancel cells and camel urine to test the results.

Speaking to the Saudi Gazette, Dr. Khorshid claimed that she was inspired by Prophet Muhammad’s (pbuh) medical advice and that camel urine consists of natural substances that work to eradicate malignant cells and maintain the number of healthy cells in a cancer patient.

“This treatment is not an invention, but rather, taken from our Prophet’s legacy,” she remarked. A Hadith narrated by Al-Bukhari (2855) and Muslim (1671) claims that some people came to Madina and fell ill with bloated abdomens. The Prophet (pbuh) told them to combine the milk and urine of a camel and drink that, after which they recovered. A swollen abdomen may indicate edema, liver disease or cancer. Dr. Khorshid added that she is not a medial doctor but a scientist and her job involves the preparation and testing of a drug in the lab and supervising the manufacture, testing and application of the drug.

“We have researched and studied (camel urine) for seven years, during which we have tested the effectiveness of camel urine in fighting cancer to prerequisites set by the International Cancer Institute,” she explained. According to her published study on the subject, the clinical trial her team conducted on patients indicated that the medicine (capsules and syrup) did not entail any harmful side effects.

In the case of a volunteer patient with lung cancer, the medicine helped in halving the size of the tumor after only one month. The patient, and others like him, are still undergoing treatment. Heeding the advice found in the Hadith, Dr. Khorshid is combining specific amounts of camel milk and urine to develop her medicine and focuses on particular types of cancer, including lung cancer, blood cancer, stomach cancer, colon cancer, brain tumors and breast cancer.

She added that she advises all of her volunteer patients to use fresh camel milk and urine with the two components given individually for a period of time and then combined together later. Other illnesses, including vitiligo (depigmentation in certain areas of the skin), eczema and psoriasis (an autoimmune disease which affects the skin and joints). However, Dr. Khorshid adds that she will only dispense this medicine to patients on a non-voluntary basis when pharmaceutical companies obtain a license to do so. Currently, the medication is still undergoing tests.

“We will provide ointments, capsules, syrup, shampoo, soap and gels to combat a number of the illnesses mentioned, but only after they have been licensed by the Ministry of Health and mass-manufactured by the pharmaceutical company,” she explained.

Her study has obtained the formal approval of the Ethics Committee of Scientific Research at KAAU. Meanwhile, her research has earned her team the gold medal for innovation in the Kingdom in 2008, and the medicine was also chosen as one of the six best innovations out of 600 entrants at the International Innovation and Technology Exhibition (ITEX) 2009, held in Malaysia in May. - SG


http://www.saudigazette.com.sa/index...=2009071143333

[Simon Cashmere]

The comments underneath the article are gold:

7 Comments have been posted. Post Your Comments
» Thanks | KHOSHHAL posted... Thanks a lot for all you and your team hard work. Any idea where/when we would be able to buy the new product?

» | Eduard Shevardnadze posted... very good news. everybody in the (western) world has always known that "scientists" in the islamic part of the world had been misjudged for their alledged non-contributions to the development of the people in the world. does this mean finally that saudis will not come anymore for cancer treatments to europe (esp. to germany)? we still do have some open bills to be paid by saudis in our clinic in berlin. please stay away next time or pay in advance. regards.

» | Imran posted... MASHALLAH,

GOOD WORK SISTER,

» Mr. | Azhar Iqbal posted... Does this mean that Hindus suggesting drinking cow's urine for various health benefits could be right as well? I always found the idea rather sickening. 8943

» Mr | Adewale Abdul-Azeez posted... Can you please help to get my meesage accross to Dr. Khorshid, I am happy the source of this is the holy prophet (SAW) which makes it even more comfortable for me. I am a patient of Vitiligo and I will be delighted to know when this drug will be available to public and how I can obtain it. Salam alaykun.

» JAZAKILLAHU KHAYRAN | Umm Yahya 'Aisha Farina posted... Assalamu 'alaykum waRahmatullahi ta'ala waBarakatuhu.
Jazakillahu khayran Ukhti fillah!! You are al-'Izza for your sisters in Islam mashaAllah,
wa-s-salâm
your sister Aisha
http://ummusama.wordpress.com

» DIr.. Research and founder of the FIsher Institute for Medical Research | H. Reg McDaniel, M.D. posted... In Texas water is taken by cities on the Trinity river by cities > than ten times. Sewer water is processed & dumped back into the flow. It would be interesting to know if the incidence (i) of malignancy is in each county as one approached the gulf. More chlorination eliminated the rise in Hep A i. MORAL: Human urine & feces are more sickening than cow urine! Could it be therapeutic?

[Francebunkerer]

I choose to doubt the credibility of this report.
Also urine being a silver bullet. Haven't we heard this BS, pardon, BP before?

[C-Rob]

Camel urine-scare horses, yes, but now you can also cure cancer!

other than that, does it explain WHY it works? Other than Muhammud's stupid book said it would?

[Comrade the Colonel]

Camel urine-scare horses, yes, but now you can also cure cancer!

other than that, does it explain WHY it works? Other than Muhammud's stupid book said it would?

do you really have to be insulting?

[Da Skinna]

Camel urine-scare horses, yes, but now you can also cure cancer!

other than that, does it explain WHY it works? Other than Muhammud's stupid book said it would?

You better be a proud American, cuz saying something like that can get you killed in some places.


Anyway, back to the camel piss.

[Comrade the Colonel]

You better be a proud American, cuz saying something like that can get you killed in some places.


Anyway, back to the camel piss.

American or not, there is no call for insults like that. Is there a problem with a cure for cancer coming from the middle east? From a muslim?

[Banana Jelly]

Camel urine-scare horses, yes, but now you can also cure cancer!

other than that, does it explain WHY it works? Other than Muhammud's stupid book said it would?

Wow what a douche, what if i said the bible sucks? What would you feel? Dont insult




Hmm camel piss could work. Other natural stuff from animals have worked to cure people.

[Phier]

Wow what a douche, what if i said the bible sucks? What would you feel? Dont insult

Feel free.

You see this is the hallmark of a true free debate, no subjects are taboo to talk about, but the debate is subject to scrutiny.

I personally think the Koran is crap and primarily a political tool for controlling the population. I think the Bible is a bit less directly a tool, but still crap. I can defend this position and have done so in the past.

My take isn't to insult Muslims or Christians, I just don't care if I DO insult them in the process of the debate.

[C-Rob]

Wow what a douche, what if i said the bible sucks? What would you feel? Dont insult

Hmm camel piss could work. Other natural stuff from animals have worked to cure people.

yeah, I'm a douche because I don't believe in what a "prophet" says.

Respect what YOU believe in, treat everything else as just another pile of papers on the shelf, an interesting window into a culture, but little else.

I really don't give a damn what you think about the bible- I'm not obligated, called, or even asked to rationalize everything in reality within its pages nor to make sure no one disrespects it. If you don't' like it, then I simply dust my sandals off and move on.

I agree with Phier's warrior code impression of the Koran, just sayin'.

I personally think the Koran is crap and primarily a political tool for controlling the population. I think the Bible is a bit less directly a tool, but still crap. I can defend this position and have done so in the past.

I like that too, even the bible part.

[Phalanx300]

Camel urine-scare horses, yes, but now you can also cure cancer!

other than that, does it explain WHY it works? Other than Muhammud's stupid book said it would?

I must agree with you.

Is there actually any solid proof that it actually works? I doubt it since the news would be all over it.

[Simon Cashmere]

other than that, does it explain WHY it works? Other than Muhammud's stupid book said it would?

Only an Islamophobe would deny this huge advance in medicine. Any day now, we will see that this Saudi Arabian woman has won the Nobel Prize and cancer will be a thing of the past because of the Prophet's Anti-Cancer Camel Urine recipe.

[DaLeGiOnArY]

Only an Islamophobe would deny this huge advance in medicine. Any day now, we will see that this Saudi Arabian woman has won the Nobel Prize and cancer will be a thing of the past because of the Prophet's Anti-Cancer Camel Urine recipe.

Say that to the saudi arabian women who got forty lashes for talking to a man younger than her.

[ShADoW]

Is this some other bashing thread?

[ShADoW]

Yes there is it'll hurt their pride

[Burnum]

How is this any different too quack science or Evangelical faith healers that occur in the USA?

[Selifator]

Because a lot of people from the USA and Europe can't accept the fact that:
a. Medicine might be made from icky stuff.
b. Muslims are capable of creating medicine.

I hope it works though it sounds like the research isn't complete yet, so hopefully this does actually work.

[Francebunkerer]

Other illnesses, including vitiligo (depigmentation in certain areas of the skin), eczema and psoriasis (an autoimmune disease which affects the skin and joints).

This hardly makes it any more credible.
My scepticism is activated, let's see how this develops.

How is this any different too quack science or Evangelical faith healers that occur in the USA?

Well, for one, it actually involves camels. That's very unusual for Western quacksalvers.

[Soulghast]

Even if it does work, the report doesn't explain why and how it works, other than babbling about prophecies, of which the credibility is questionable.

[Adhamh Ashashi]

If she has discovered it fair play to her.

But I have to agree with that she doesn't explain why or how. If they do and they are right then great. But let's not go bashing Saudi Arabia and all this crap.