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Historical Perspective
The characteristics of gallstones are various. Independent of appearance, however, gallstones from animals are valuable on the market.
Gallstones are, oddly, a valuable by-product of meat processing, fetching up to US$32 per gram in their use as a purported antipyretic and antidote in the herbal medicine of some cultures, particularly in China. The finest gallstones tend to be sourced from old dairy cows, which are called Niu-Huang (yellow thing of oxen) in Chinese. Those got from dogs, called Gou-Bao (treasure of dogs) in Chinese, are also used today. Much as in the manner of diamond mines, slaughterhouses carefully scrutinize official department workers for gallstone theft.[1]
References
- ↑ "Interview with Darren Wise. Transcript". Sunday. Retrieved 2007-08-25.