Strange India, how they magically make toothpaste shampoo out of cow dung and cow urine?

Because they think cows are gods.

Everyone in India knows it's a very mysterious but wonderful country with a very dirty and messy environment, but with the growth of tourism in the last few years, there are still a lot of friends who visit India. I would like to see many children in person if this country is really that amazing. Everyone knows that India is a strongly religious country and due to religion some of the customs here are simply unacceptable. And because of India's religion, cows are considered to be gods and they have a high status. In India, people cannot slaughter cows or eat beef. Mistreating cows is not even possible. In India, people only drink milk. There are so many cows that they can be seen in the streets and alleys of India. Even if cows cause traffic jams, people do not remove them. Also, Indians still regard cow dung as the purest thing.

Usually, cow dung is mainly used as fuel, but some people also make earthen cake houses out of it. Indians believe that such houses can ward off demons, and the environmental friendliness of the cow dung keeps the house warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Although this is a bit unacceptable, it is common in India. Recently, in India, people have had the strange idea of making washing products from cow dung. According to Rosatom, the Indian government has adopted some research proposals on the benefits of cow dung and urine. In this proposal, India will make cow dung into toothpaste and cow urine will be made into shampoo.

While the idea may seem a bit whimsical to us, the idea of turning cow dung into toothpaste in India isn't surprising at all, as many people in India now use cow urine as shampoo. Used. This practice seems to open the door to making toilet products out of cow dung. However, many scientists and experts disagree with the Indian idea. They did not say whether such a product could be born. Even if such a product emerges, will people dare to use it? Perhaps only Indians would dare to use it. Many experts believe that Indians have this idea solely because of religion.