Bull penises, cow dung... do these cattle byproducts have any health benefits?

By REVATHI MURUGAPPAN

Wellness
Wednesday, 17 Feb 2021
1:00 PM MYT

An ox is a castrated bull, which is commonly used as a draught animal for agriculture and transportation. — AFP

It has been three days since the rat snuck out and the ox firmly pulled itself in.

No fanfare, little fireworks just a steady walk in with a low bellow to make its entrance.

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