Intersting blog

I came across a blog from one gentleman from Ahmedabad , Gujrat , India claiming to increase the transfusion time by mixing Goat blood with some Ayurvedeic medicine. Mind does not believe in all these hanky  pankies but still heart says that you never know where the answer lies. I am sharing the link to all of you for your perusal and comment
Rgds

http://thalayurved.blogspot.in/2011_09_26_archive.html

Andy, I too want to add something to this.

On 8th May, i.e. World Thal Day, there was a big news in newspaper. Research and findings says that getting transfused with goat's blood does increases the span of transfusion.

Lot of thal majors are now getting transfused 3-4 months instead of 20-30 days previously.

This has to do with something with goat's blood which is said to believe it has numerously high amount of RBCs which enhances the life of RBCs.

This is very interested and this is happening, so it's not something which is belief or a lie. Indian scientists has researched too a lot into it. This method is thousands of years old, derived from the book of the famous sage of ancient India, Charak.

What do you think regarding this, Andy?

-P.

Hi Prateek,

Can you please send a link of that article? Sounds weird but interesting.

Regards,
Himanshu

Dear Himanshu Kumar,
Here is the file attached.

You can also get it from the facebook group link

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10200607300418514&set=o.53046311808&type=1&theater

However, it has side effect

This is really really weird. How come parents agreed to such experiments on their child?

Is that article available in English? Whatever it is, there is no way you can mix other blood in with human blood for transfusion. I assume that it was a concoction that is taken orally.

According to the article the goats blood is given as enema and has been tried on 130 patients. If the blood is given as enema it would reach the intestine, and if you go to the loo doesn't it all come out. The procedure sounds gross.

Ya it is given through intestine. the intestine absorb the blood

Don't know how it works but I definitely won't try unless a solid establishment and research is done.