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Chinese treatments for SARS (
Independent
, 27 April 2003)
Apparently, boiling vinegar and eating whole cloves of garlic will fight off the virus.
Turnips turned out to be the key ingredient in one SARS fighting potion.
Another recipe for fighting SARS contained carrots, leeks and ginger.
And finally, an official health paper is reported to have recommended dead silkworms and cicada skins.
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