The 'elixir of life' said to have been invented by scientists in Kazakhstan could work, according to British experts.
The discovery of the elixir was announced at an international scientific conference held at Nazarbayev University earlier this month.
The scientists have taken two years to develop the yogurt based drink called "nar" which means nourishment in Kazakh.
It has been developed at Nazarbayev University in the capital, Astana where it is currently undergoing clinical tests.
The Kazakhstani leader, Nursultan Nazarbayev, gave orders to the university's scientists to come up with an 'elixir of life', soon after the institution was established in 2009.
The scientists have taken two years to develop the yogurt based drink called "nar" which means nourishment in Kazakh.
It has been developed at Nazarbayev University in the capital, Astana where it is currently undergoing clinical tests.
The Kazakhstani leader, Nursultan Nazarbayev, gave orders to the university's scientists to come up with an 'elixir of life', soon after the institution was established in 2009.
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