Chinese medicines and herbal remedies can contain poisons which put users' health at risk, the Trading Standards Institute has warned.
Some traditional remedies contain arsenic, mercury or poisonous plants and may also be sourced from endangered species such as tiger bone or rhino horn
The legal medicines are used to treat conditions ranging from eczema and epilepsy to hair and weight loss.
Shoppers ARE WARNED not to buy products which are not labelled in English.
Some traditional Chinese medicine products contain dangerous ingredients and contravene legislation designed to protect consumers, public health and endangered species.
Chinese medicines are generally created from a mixture of herbs, minerals, animal and plant components. Some are taken orally while others are placed on the skin or hair.
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China has just started using biologically cloned humanoid drones in its factories and military to counter population aging from one child policy. This biocloning was started by Tong Dizhou in the early 1990s to produce star athletes but was later taken up by the PLA military. The clones are grown in the wombs of slave women from allied African dictators. and have been known to appear on American soil as illegal workers. Food and Drug Administration investigators say the Chinese spiked pet food with melamine so that they would appear in tests to have more value as protein products. They sell drywall which emit suflide fumes! Given their blatant disregard for American safey in products they sell, because they don't care if we stay alive after we enrich them, it is worrisome that these clones have not been adequately tested for potential disease transmission. Why aren't anti-American professors who were hawking phoney Japanese "quality" complaining about their fellow reds in China? China has always believed in war by stealth, in avoid open conflict, stabbing you in the back while full of smiles.
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