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The Department of Indigenous Medicine of the Colombo Municipal Council (CMC) yesterday introduced a syrup and a powder to enhance immunity, as a precautionary measure to prevent being infected from new coronavirus and all other communicable diseases.
The CMC said many people are keen to prevent the new coronavirus infection which has already spread in many countries of the world.
“What is needed now is to increase the immunity to prevent the virus from becoming infected. The powder and the syrup can be used as a protective tool to boost the immunity. These are available free of charge to all in Colombo through the CMC's 20 Ayurvedic dispensaries without any prescription,” the CMC said.
It said under the direction of Mayoress Rosy Senanayake and under the supervision of the Municipal Commissioner Roshani Dissanayake, the product was introduced to enhance the immunity against all infectious diseases including new coronavirus.
The CMC said the powder which is made by the Indigenous Medicine Department comprises of a variety of local herbal extracts including rasakinda, iriweriya, veniwelgata, cinnamon bark and perum kayam (asafoetida).
Arrangements have already been made to pack the powder in 50g packets and distribute to the public.
“This is not a cure for the new coronavirus, but a measure to enhance immunity against the virus infections,” CMC reiterated. (Lahiru Pothmulla)
Noname Thursday, 30 January 2020 04:48 AM
Snake oil!
DillonDP Thursday, 30 January 2020 05:48 AM
Wow.. CMC is now introducing antidote wonder what's next in Banana Republic
LP Thursday, 30 January 2020 06:29 AM
This has to introduce all over the island to minimize diseases including dengue and other virus infection.
Senathirajah Sivarajah Thursday, 30 January 2020 07:02 AM
This is very good. Immunoty os what needs to be increased. One more thing when buying imported food the country of origin is revealed by the product barcode The barcode numbers for china start with 690,691 and 692
Stanly Thursday, 30 January 2020 07:49 AM
Have these been tested , approved and recommended by Srilanka medical council or by Ministry of Indigenous medicines?
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