Topic: Camel Milk

The MERS outbreak in South Korea prompts a discussion on World Health Organization (WHO) advisories. The hosts highlight a specific warning against drinking raw camel milk or urine. They explore the traditional medicinal uses of camel urine in the Middle East for treating skin diseases, dandruff, and liver swelling, noting its perceived benefits for hair luster.

The hosts discuss the emerging trend of camel milk as a "superfood" with purported cures for autism, cancer, and diabetes. They note the irony of MERS (Middle East Respiratory Syndrome) being linked to camels while the milk is marketed for health benefits. The segment also briefly mentions reports from India regarding the medicinal use of camel urine.