Snow Kazakhstan Stem Cells?
Following some links on Kazakhstan and health, I came across a weird website on menopause that referenced ”
Ginseng Liquid Ice Kazakhstan with ‘Snow Kazakhstan stem cells'” (I won’t link to the site here because I’m afraid of attracting spam but google that phrase and you’ll find it). I assume the site is Chinese because it talks about Chinese medicine so that must be a really bad translation of something. But I’m intrigued by what on earth “Snow Kazakhstan stem cells” are. Are they from snow leopards? If so, is that legal? Is Ginseng Liquid Ice Kazakhstan something to do with Pantocrine?
I wonder if this is how practitioners of herbal medicine feel when they hear terms like bioidentical hormone replacement therapy (Which is mainly practiced in the US for now, so it must be equally strange and foreign to others).
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