Sandy Candle

Let me control the media and I will turn any nation into a herd of pigs🐖

[Sandy Candle @SandyCandle2023]

Let me control the media and I will turn any nation into a herd of pigs🐖

[Mohammed Zubair @zoo_bear]

Journalists, Media Owners and Anchors discussing with Home Minister on how to cover Manipur violence and Wrestlers Protest.

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Free education. Free healthcare.

[Sandeep Bhasin, Ph.D. 🇮🇳 @Sandeeponthex]

@iitroorkee Next research idea: collect urine samples from world readers, especially those who identify as non-biological, and conduct a similar study. I am sure you will get huge research grants from the Government.

[Aero @Tamil76146]

@guptarajkumarr @iitroorkee Lol you are the sepoy who believes cow dung/urine is part of Indian culture

[dontk @xflowerofsorrow]

@iitroorkee morning of an IITR prof -

[Bramma @Bramma_PS]

@iitroorkee Saar, Please do research on the benefits of eating gomata and how it solves iron deficiency in India.

[The Great Bull 🦬 @MrVinodJoseph]

@iitroorkee It’s time to shutdown the IITs. They were supposed to research on AI but they still are dabbling with shit 💩.

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Hello @iitroorkee why have you hidden my comment? It was the highest interaction comment that shed light on your nonsense. Have some shame you cowards.

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Indian Institute of Technology, Roorkee has put off commenting on their post on their publication of cow urine research. Why? How can a central institute that is run on public funds stop public from commenting on their post?

If anyone has the full paper https://t.co/dFJ6x2fggo please send me for a through post publication peer review to abbyphilips(at)theliverinst(dot)in
Thanks in advance!

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

For the kind attention of the public please!

All through the night, I performed a post publication peer review of this IIT Roorke paper that claimed that it identified chemical components in cow urine that could highly efectively kill Chikungunya virus in lab conditions.
https://t.co/dFJ6x2eIqQ

There are serious concerns in the paper that mandate post publication Editorial Review from the Journal and Publication Integrity Office, and need for validation of findings... that could mandate a retraction as per COPE Guidelines. A document with all concerns explained has been emailed to:

🟡Professor (Dr) Thomas F. Hofmann
Editor-in-Chief
ACS Agricultural Science & Technology
🟡Copy to: Publication Integrity Office
ACS Publications, American Chemical Society
🟡Copy to: Professor (Dr) Laura McConnell
Deputy Editor, ACS Agricultural Science & Technology
🟡Copy to:William King, The Managing Editor American Chemical Society

A lay summary of major concerns are provided below:

🔴Possible areas of data fabrication, manipulation, and internal contradictions in the study claiming antiviral activity of cow urine distillate (CUD).
🔴Identical efficacy values reported for different experimental conditions, suggesting possible data duplication or carryover.
🔴Methodological flaws, including testing at cytotoxic concentrations, invalidating antiviral claims.
🔴Manipulation of synergy thresholds, using non-standard cut-offs to falsely claim synergism.
🔴Inconsistent and contradictory GC–MS datasets, with discrepancies in metabolite identification and absent compounds.
🔴Identification of synthetic pharmaceuticals, such as medroxyprogesterone, as natural metabolites, indicating contamination or misreporting.
🔴Implausible detection of prostaglandin A1, which is unstable and unlikely to survive high-temperature distillation.
🔴Lack of direct evidence linking identified metabolites to antiviral effects, with concentrations in CUD unverified.
🔴Cytotoxicity confounding viral inhibition results, with host cell death possibly causing false positives.
🔴Weak in silico and biochemical data, with docking scores and enzyme inhibition results unreliable.
🔴Structural inaccuracies in molecular docking, such as improbable hydrogen bonds.
🔴Statistical and analytical misrepresentations, including inappropriate synergy thresholds and wide variability without proper significance testing.
🔴Undeclared conflicts of interest, as funding sources and author affiliations favor traditional and cow-derived products.
🔴Numerous inconsistencies across figures and tables, including contradictory retention times and unlabelled peaks, undermining data credibility.

Requesting for action from the Journal
@ACSPublications @AmerChemSociety @ACSReactions

➡️Initiate an editorial review under ACS and COPE guidelines.
➡️Obtain raw data: plaque counts, cell viability, GC–MS spectra, and metabolite quantification.Verify compound identifications and concentrations with independent analysis.
➡️Reassess the validity of the claimed antiviral mechanism based on verified data.
➡️Reevaluate synergy analyses using standard criteria.
➡️Consider issuing an Expression of Concern pending investigation.
➡️If unresolved, proceed with retraction to protect scientific integrity and public health.

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

THIS IS IMPORTANT. I NEED YOUR HELP.

Dear friends with access to research paper databases. I have a favor to ask of you.

The Government of India has used public funds (tax payers money) from the Department of Science, Biotechnology and Ayush Ministry for running the SUTRA-PIC (Scientific Utilization Through Research Augmentation-Prime Products from Indigenous Cows) program which claims focus on the scientific validation and commercialization of indigenous cow breeds and their byproducts (like milk, urine, and dung). They have claimed to have published scientific evidence from this cow program as per this article: https://t.co/NeWaVz3U4D

We know that one such paper from IIT-Roorke under the SUTRA-PIC program that was recently in the limelight had serious concerns of scientific integrity and fraud and a post publication review has been officially asked for: https://t.co/C5cHlJZUas

This is where I need your help. If you have the access, please source the full published papers that were part of the SUTRA-PIC program and kindly send me the full paper + supplementary documents to my email address - theliverdr(at)gmail(dot)com

My team would like to do an extensive and exhaustive post publication peer review on these papers to understand if there are consequences of public fund wastage on such programs. We need to stop "positive outcomes" fraud pseudoscience papers from infiltrating good scientific sources.

Thanks in advance!

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Good morning. This is urgent, for public information.

The second paper on cow research funded using India's public money under the SUTRA-PIC (Scientific Utilization through Research Augmentation - Prime Products from Indigenous Cows program) has undergone exhaustive post-publication peer review.

The paper was published in Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology last year. The authors are from Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) BHU-Varanasi and Birla Institute of Technology (BITS)-Pilani.
This is the paper: https://t.co/InN4H9safh

This study was done in Uttar Pradesh and the total amount of public money given was INR 31,04,162. The authors studied cow urine of different breeds and found "special" components in the cow urine that they claim will have major use applications in healthcare, technology and engineering.

They are wrong. The paper is a third-rate publication with poorly performed and grossly misinterpreted and falsified results of basic analytical chemistry. An official email for Expression of Concern and investigation into scientific integrity has been mailed to: @SpringerNature Ethics Team and Journal Editors-in-Chief (personal email) - Matthew P. DeLisa PhD
at Cornell University, Ye Ni PhD at Jiangnan University and Benedict Okeke PhD at Auburn University.

Here is the lay summary of the paper's forensic analysis:

Lab contamination has been (un)intentionally ignored by authors. The researchers mistook common lab contaminants, like plastic chemicals and solvents, for natural cow urine compounds. They failed to run basic control tests to catch these obvious errors.

Impossible chemicals claimed to be found in cow urine by authors. The paper claims to have found impossible synthetic chemicals in the urine, such as a banned pesticide, human prescription drugs, and toxic metals. This shows the authors blindly trusted computer software without checking if the results even made biological sense.

Fake health claims made by the authors. The authors boast about the amazing health benefits of over twenty different chemicals, claiming they fight cancer and bacteria. However, none of these specific chemicals were actually found anywhere in their own data or in the urine of various cows they tested.

Contradictory results are all over the place. The written text of the paper directly contradicts its own data tables. The researchers claim to have found certain groups of chemicals, like steroids, that are completely missing from their actual results.

Terrible referencing throughout the paper. The study's citations are completely mismatched, scrambled, and duplicated. They even cite unrelated plant studies and reviews on toxic chemicals to support their claims about the "benefits" of cow urine.

Zero statistics and flawed setup degrade the conclusions. The study lacks basic statistical analysis, sometimes testing as few as one cow per breed. They also failed to separate the cow's breed from its age, diet, or location, making their "breed-specific" conclusions totally invalid.

Misleading graphs are plastered all over. The graphs that are supposed to show specific, individual chemicals actually show messy mixtures of dozens of different compounds. These graphs look suspiciously identical to each other, raising serious concerns about image manipulation.

Thanks to the Government for destroying the scientific fabric and the rational temperament of its science instituitions. We wont forget.

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

With all the forced pseudoscience projects with questionable outcomes emerging from Indian Institutes of Technology across India, degrading decades of scientific credibility, mostly from political and religio-cultural agenda from the BJP and the Ministry of Ayush, this is a timely piece. Never before seen kind of "secret war" for those who really love this nation. Science community in India needs to be stronger than ever and come together to fight this spreading blight and growing rot. The hapless public deserve our candles in the dark.

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Every medical science communicator must help prevent pseudoscience from infiltrating credible science databases.
https://t.co/QbBZkIWDSu

[PEK‏‎‎جین @Jayan_korba]

@theliverdoc Congratulations 👍
सरकारी वित्तपोषित गोमूत्र शोध पर उठे सवाल, ‘लिवर डॉक्टर’ ने जांच की मांग की https://t.co/cOsWIOpwUN

[TheLiverDoc™ @theliverdoc]

Requesting the Government of India - honorable President @rashtrapatibhvn, @PMOIndia to withdraw the fourth highest civilian award bestowed on this quack - to maintain credibility and sanctity of such awards. This is shameful and atrocious. This woman's social media accounts are now being witheld because of legal demands in India due to cognizance of the public health danger she promotes.

In her Padma Award citation, the red-lined sections mentions "claims of" cure of serious illnesses and chronic diseases - this is an outright violation of Drugs and Magic Remedies Act. This woman should be chargesheeted and these "wild" claims investigated. Show some respect to the public you serve @PadmaAwards

Indian public in general maybe 'blind' health illiterates, but not all are! @arunachaltimes_

[🚨Indian Gems @IndianGems_]

"100 grams of egg contains 13 grams of protein while 100 grams of soya chunks contains 54 grams of protein, which is significantly higher."

— ISKCON Vice President Radharaman

[Sandeep Manudhane @sandeep_PT]

Why would he delete this?

[তন্ময় l T͞anmoy l @tanmoyofc]

𝐓𝐚𝐛𝐚𝐬𝐬𝐮𝐦 𝐊𝐡𝐚𝐧 is the Additional District and Sessions Judge of Narmadapuram District.

She is being subjected to Communal Slurs, Threats, and a vicious campaign centered on Her Religious Identity.

So-called 'Gau Rakshak' (cow vigilante) Groups have burnt her effigy and branded her "Anti-hindu".

Social Media is Flooded with Abusive and Objectionable Posts against Her.

𝐇𝐞𝐫 "𝐂𝐫𝐢𝐦𝐞"?
In Madhya Pradesh, she sentenced 14 people to 𝐋𝐢𝐟𝐞 𝐈𝐦𝐩𝐫𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐧𝐦𝐞𝐧𝐭 for the 𝐋𝐲𝐧𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 & 𝐌𝐮𝐫𝐝𝐞𝐫 of truck driver Sheikh Lala Nazir Ahmed (2022 incident).

In New India, even Pronouncing a Judgment has become a Dangerous Affair.

#MadhyaPradesh #शुद्ध_जल_पियेगा_हिंदुस्तान

[Vijaita Singh @vijaita]

Following the 2022 Taliban-imposed ban on drugs in Afghanistan, Myanmar has emerged as an alternative source of global opium supply and the consequences are already visible along India’s eastern borders, through the Manipur corridor, the NCB said in its 2025 annual report. I ✍️

https://t.co/v8LkVbtdiK