Netizens, I want to ask: Is it true that the horse bone powder imported from Jeju Island in South Korea has a particularly good calcium supplement effect? Who can sue?

The answer is simple. Which Korean did you let take that medicine? It is estimated that most Koreans have never even heard of it. That horse bone powder is a tourist commodity. Do you know the concept of tourist commodities? Whether the effect is good depends on what the tour guide says. If the tour guide says yes, the effect will be good. The tour guide said the effect was amazing, and the effect was really amazing.