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MP Wu Shizheng criticized Ko Wen-je first, but was still calm in the face of Lai Pig being about to knock on the door. He has not yet clearly declared the food safety of citizens and is still waiting for the DPP to care for his eyes. According to relevant experiments, clenbuterol is harmful to human health, and Ko Wen-je is required to make it clear.
Ke Wenzhe said that he is a professor at the medical school and how to deal with it is very clear. Clenbuterol is a cardiac invigorating agent, and any chemical substance can be used as a drug. However, once the amount is incorrect, it will become a poison, so we still have to return to scientific discussion. However, the biggest problem of the DPP is that Tsai Ing-wen announced it directly, but the "Ministry of Health and Welfare" was not prepared at all.
Ke emphasized that he is a professional and will do the most appropriate treatment. He revealed that he had lost to Ma Ying-jeou in person before, and he also received a discussion in the Legislative Yuan. "I know very well that the DPP will not give me a caring look."
Wu Shizheng was dissatisfied and believed that Ko Wen-je did not dare to make promises to the citizens for political considerations, and asked Ke to explain from a scientific perspective that he should not be careless again.
Ke Wenzhe emphasized that clenbuterol can be used as a drug, but whether it is harmful still depends on the concentration and amount. However, in the face of Wu Shizheng's constant questioning, he directly retorted, "I don't want to discuss medical issues with you, and you can't understand it even if you talk about it." Wu furiously scolded Ke Wenzhe as a politician and evaded responsibility.
Korean Party members Qin Huizhu and You Shuhui condemned Ko Wen-je, criticized him for humiliating the parliament, and asked him to take back the words immediately. After repeated requests from the MP Ko Wen-je, he reluctantly said, "Okay, sorry."
