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Kim Jong-Un Now Claims To Have a Drug That Cures AIDS, MERS, Ebola
Jun 21, 2015 02:12
While the rest of the world's top scientists group together to crack their heads looking for the cure to AIDS, MERS, Ebola and more, North Korea's Kim Jong-Un claims to have developed a cure for all of that already.
The New York Times reports that they have apparently made a drug that can take care of all of that.
What medical marvel...
The authoritarian, impoverished nation better known for pursuing a nuclear program despite global criticism announced Friday it has a drug can prevent and cure MERS, Ebola, SARS and AIDS.
The secretive state did not provide proof, and the claim is likely to provoke widespread skepticism.
The official Korean Central News Agency said scientists developed Kumdang-2 from ginseng grown from fertilizer mixed with rare-earth elements. According to the pro-North Korea website Minjok Tongshin, the drug was originally produced in 1996.
“Malicious virus infections like SARS, Ebola and MERS are diseases that are related to immune systems, so they can be easily treated by Kumdang-2 injection drug, which is a strong immune reviver,” KCNA said.
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