Geckos, reptile animals whose voices often appear in homes, gardens, buildings, or even forests are now increasingly expensive. The four-legged gecko-like gecko is more commonly found at home and is now more easily available in the market for various purposes. What makes geckos expensive? It is not because of the sound that often sounds unexpectedly and repeatedly a period, but more on the content of the gecko itself, which automatically to use it must be slaughtered or turned off. The colors vary, from a bluish gray to brownish, with red-brick to orange spots. The color of the gecko stomach is gray-blue or yellowish and the tail also has six rows of pimples. In his toes there is a sucker pad so that he can stick on walls or trees. Gecko becomes expensive and sought after because it is said to cure people with HIV or AIDS. The deadly disease attacks the body's immune system and there is no medical treatment to overcome it. Therefore, the traditional ingredients of geckos are believed to be the most efficacious ingredients for that. Unique Read The tongue part of the geckos and blood is rumored to contain substances that can fight against HIV virus. Gecko that has the property is a gecko weighs more than 3 ounces and alive.
In addition to the tongue, gecko gecko is also supposedly efficacious for the treatment of people with AIDS. This news is what makes people have to buy it with high price to save his life.