Traditional Chinese medicine no longer preying on wildlife | The Malaysian Insight

Traditional Chinese medicine is trying to shed its image of preying on wildlife and moving towards more plant-based remedies, says an association. – EPA pic, September 17, 2020.

TRADITIONAL Chinese medicine practitioners and pharmacies in Malaysia are making the switch from medicines made from animal ingredients to plant-based remedies, industry players said, but there remains a small segment who continue to ply prohibited goods. Another concern is the sale of traditional medicines made from fake animal parts, now that the clampdown on endangered wildlife trade has made them more expensive.

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