Wonderful India, how did they magically make cow dung and cow urine into toothpaste shampoo?

Everyone in India knows that this is a very mysterious but wonderful country. The environment here is dirty and messy, but with the development of tourism in recent years, many friends still come to india tourism. I want to see many children with my own eyes, if this country is really so magical. As we all know, India is a country with strong religious beliefs. Due to religious reasons, some customs here are simply unacceptable. Moreover, due to religious reasons in India, cows are regarded as gods and have a high status. In India, people can't kill cattle or eat beef. It is even impossible to abuse cattle. In India, people only drink milk. Because there are so many cows, you can see them in the streets of India. Even if cows cause traffic jams, people will not drive them away. Besides, Indians still regard cow dung as the purest thing.

Usually cow dung is mainly used as fuel, but some people make cow dung into adobe houses. Indians believe that such a house can exorcise demons, and the environmental protection of cow dung can make the house warm in winter and cool in summer. Although this is a bit unacceptable, it is very common in India. Recently, in India, people have a strange idea, which is to make cow dung into washing products. According to Sputnik, the Indian government has adopted some research suggestions on the benefits of cow dung and urine. In this proposal, India will make cow dung into toothpaste and cow urine into shampoo.

Although this idea seems a bit whimsical to us, it is not surprising to turn cow dung into toothpaste in India, because many people in India now use cow urine as shampoo. Used. This practice seems to open the door to making cow dung into toilet products. However, many scientists and experts disagree with India's idea. They didn't say whether this product could be born. Even if such products appear, do people dare to use them? Maybe only Indians dare to use it. Many experts believe that Indians have this idea entirely because of religion.