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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: siberian tiger - medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine Market tail The tail of the tiger is sometimes ground and mixed with soap to create an ointment for use in treating skin cancer. The bones found from the tip of the tiger’s tail are said to ward off evil spirits., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market penis The tiger’s penis is said to be an aphrodisiac., proponents say will help stem poaching of wild tigers. ???? more and more tiger farms are being opened in China as tourists attractions, wildlife protection groups say that poaching would only increase if China's trade ban were to be lifted ???? selling products derived from captive tigers that die a natural death., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market feet Small bones in a tiger’s feet tied to a child’s wrists are said to be a sure cure for convulsions., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market gallstones Adding honey to the gallstones and applying the combination to the hands and feet is said to effectively treat abscesses., selling products derived from captive tigers that die a natural death. ???? Flooding the market with farmed tiger parts would lower the profitability of poaching, Traditional Chinese Medicine Market bones Crushed tiger bones added to wine serves as a Taiwanese general tonic., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market Tiger Farms Lobby to sell Animal parts to Aid Conservation proponents say will help stem poaching of wild tigers., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market hair Burnt tiger hair can allegedly drive away centipedes., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market claw One will allegedly possess courage and shall be protected from sudden fright if you wear a tiger’s claw as a piece of jewellery or carry one in your pocket., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market ribs Floating ribs of a tiger are considered a good luck talisman., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market eyeballs Rolling the eyeballs into pills is an alleged remedy for convulsions., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market heart Alleged strength, cunning, and courage can be obtained by consuming a tiger’s heart., proposal to lift China's 13-year domestic ban on trade in tiger parts ???? wildlife protection groups say that poaching would only increase if China's trade ban were to be lifted, Traditional Chinese Medicine Market whiskers If whiskers are kept as a charm, legend says one will be protected against bullets and have increased courage., Traditional Chinese Medicine Market skin Tiger’s skin is said to cure a fever caused by ghosts. In order to use it effectively, the user must sit on the tiger’s skin, but beware. If too much time is spent on the tiger’s skin, the legend says the user will become a tiger., proposal to lift China's 13-year domestic ban on trade in tiger parts ???? would likely create more of a problem for the last remaining wild tigers, Traditional Chinese Medicine Market brain Mixing the brain of a tiger with oil and rubbing the mixture on your body is an alleged cure for both laziness and acne., proponents say will help stem poaching of wild tigers. ???? proposal to lift China's 13-year domestic ban on trade in tiger parts