Some kids are diagnosed with osteoporosis, thinking that taking a lot of calcium supplements will cure it and even make their children grow taller. These parents don't realize that just taking calcium isn't particularly effective.
They should also undergo other supportive treatments under a doctor's guidance.
For example, exercising, getting sun exposure, eating foods rich in protein and trace elements, and so on.
"What is this English-labeled medicine for? Is it to boost the child's blood?"
Li Jingsheng took out a box of medicine.
It wasn't a product without quality assurance; it had a manufacturer.
The packaging was in English, but it was actually produced domestically. It might be for export, or some pharmaceutical companies play to the notion that foreign products are better by putting on foreign packaging.
They then proudly claim it's medicine for export.
This raises the credibility and grade of the medicine.
