Kamini, a complementary medicine, has caused a serious health scare in South Australia where one person was hospitalized due to severe lead poisoning after consuming it, according to local news reports. Popularly known as Multani Kaminividravana Rasa or simply Kamini, the drug is marketed as a "powerful stimulant" to boost energy and vitality. However, its alleged hidden risks have raised serious alarms among the doctors.
Australian authorities sound danger over Kamini According to the South Australian health authorities, Kamini contains dangerous levels of lead and mercury - two highly toxic and harmful metals that can severely impact your health, causing dangerous conditions like brain damage, kidney damage, reproductive issues, muscle and joint pain and even breathing problems. Doctors say lead and mercury poisoning can even lead to high blood pressure and subsequent cardiovascular diseases, including a fatal heart attack. The tablets were reportedly bought from a Southeast Asian grocery store within the region but are believed to have been imported from overseas.
Authorities say additional testing is ongoing to see if Kamini tablets contain opioids like codeine and morphine - which heighten the risk of dependency and overdose. Experts warn against taking Kamini Doctors have warned against consuming Kamini, especially in Australia, where the medicine has till now not undergone the required safety or efficacy assessments. "Not only does the presence of heavy metals in the t.
