Camel urine has actually been used as an alternative medicine in several regions of Asia and Africa since time immemorial. But until now, claims of these benefits are still in doubt by the world of modern medicine.
In an experimental tissue sample in a petri dish, camel urine was found to have the ability to block excessive platelet production - similar to the action of blood-thinning drugs, much like antiplatelet drugs, aspirin, and clopidogrel. Other studies have also found similar results, but again the experiment is only performed on blood samples, not in direct humans.
Anticancer properties are also seen in two studies conducted on cancer tissue in petri dishes and animal trials. In this study, urinary urine can reduce cancer tissue and also inhibit the spread of cancer.
