HealthAugust 20, 2026
allantoin
uh-LAN-to-in
Definition
A chemical compound found in various biological sources, including cow urine, often noted for its skin-soothing and therapeutic properties.
Etymology
Derived from the Greek 'allas' (sausage) and '-oin', it was originally discovered in the allantoic fluid of cows, which is connected to the fetal development process.
In the news
Allantoin is listed in the article as one of the naturally occurring chemical constituents identified in scientific analyses of Gaumutra, highlighting its biological complexity.
Gaumutra in perspective: Traditional knowledge and modern science stand together
Read the full article ↗Daily Pioneer