Some therapies emerged in the twentieth century have advantageof that provides excellent results without the drawbacks which can generate classical approaches (such as radiotherapy and chemotherapy). This is the case, in particular, the treatment is done with blue Scorpion venom. This therapy, used incubates for more than a decade, showed good results in practice, but lacks rigor thescientific other methods of fighting cancer.
Blue Scorpion venom is reformulated in preparation called Escoazul and ismanaged in several countries. Scorpio Blue is a particular species of arthropod that grows this familyof only in some Caribbean Islands. Only in Cuba, on the other hand, there are 32 species of scorpions. The key to successful treatment liesblue Scorpion venom on inhibition of proteases (enzymes that act as a membrane to prevent the destruction of cancer cells in the body). By blocking the action of this particular enzyme is almost instantly achieved by stopping the formation of a tumor.
While blue scorpion venom is highly effective against the therapy has a point: you need to permanently manage to get the results you want. Many patients, ten years after initial treatment are still taking the remedy based on blue Scorpion venom as a preventative measure (otherwise there are high chances that the tumorfrom return as before). The mainstream medical community, although not unanimously accepted the benefits of this new therapy. While there are few whoargue against or skeptic, experts increasingly recommend Why do nothave associated side effects.
