Iran, first producer of bone maker powder with animal origin

Bone maker powder with animal origin accelerates the healing process of bone fractures and converts muscles into bone tissue. This powder has animal origin and it is taken from the bones of a six-months-old calf. Previously, powders of human origin were used, which had disadvantages including the possibility of transmission of dangerous infectious diseases such as AIDS and hepatitis B and C- as well as high cost and long-term treatment.

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Produced for the first time in the world by Dr. Amin Bigham-Sadegh, associate professor at Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Shahrekord University