Banke Bihari Temple Devotees Drink AC Water As ‘Charanamrit,’ Cyriac Abby Philips, Aka ‘The Liver Doc’ Highlights Why It Is Dangerous in Viral Tweet After Video From UP Takes Over the Internet
A viral video from Banke Bihari Temple captures devotees eagerly queued to collect and drink water dripping from an elephant sculpture, believing it to be 'Charanamrit,' sacred water from Lord Krishna's feet.
Air Conditioning water as 'Charanamrit?' Yes, you read that right! At Mathura's revered Banke Bihari Mandir, this scene was unfolded as devotees eagerly queued to collect and drink water dripping from an elephant sculpture, believing it to be 'Charanamrit,' sacred water from Lord Krishna's feet. The viral footage from Uttar Pradesh revealed devotees gathering and sipping the water flowing from elephant-shaped tubes. After the video went viral, Dr Abby Philips, aka 'The Liver Doc' posted a detailed tweet, noting why one should not be drinking AC water. He noted that exposure to AC condensed water can lead to a terrifying disease called Legionnaires' disease, spread by a species of bacteria called Legionella. Theft Caught on Camera in Kanpur: Man Walks Inside Shiva Temple in UP, Offers Water to Shivling Before Stealing Brass Pot.
Banke Bihari Temple Devotees Drink AC Water As ‘Charanamrit’
Serious education is needed 100%
People are drinking AC water, thinking it is 'Charanamrit' from the feet of God !! pic.twitter.com/bYJTwbvnNK
— ZORO (@BroominsKaBaap) November 3, 2024
Dr Cyriac Abby Philips's Tweet
PLEASE DO NOT DRINK AIR CONDITIONING WATER!
Cooling and air conditioning systems are breeding grounds for many types of infections including fungus, some really hellish.
Exposure to air conditioning condensed water can lead to a terrifying disease known as Legionnaires'… https://t.co/FhOly0P7Dj
— TheLiverDoc (@theliverdr) November 3, 2024
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