Rhopalurus junceus (Der rote kubanische Skorpion als Krebsmittel)
Vergleich: Siehe: Skorpionen allgemein
Flüchtet, wenn er sich bedroht fühlt, anstatt zum Angriff überzugehen.
Von einigen Haltern wird erwähnt, dass die Tiere stridulieren (= Töne machen) können, dieses konnte ich bei meiner Gruppe nie feststellen.
Zur Giftigkeit gibt es bei adult Tieren keine gesicherten Angaben, da die Gattung jedoch zu den Buthiden gehört ist, sollte man die Tiere nicht unterschätzen.
Bei mir kam es bei Reinigen der Aufzucht HD mit einem Instar 2 Tier zu einem Stichunfall, der Schmerz (Finger) war die ersten Sekunden sehr stark, ließ aber nach einer Minute nach,
die nächsten 20 Minuten fühlte sich das ganze an wie die Verbrennung einer Brennnessel, danach war nichts mehr zu spüren. Behandlung erfolgte keine.
Mit Skorpiongift wollen kubanische Wissenschaftler den Krebs bekämpfen. Der staatliche Pharmakonzern LABIOFARM (“Laboratorios Biológicos Farmacéuticos”) hat aus dem Gift
des Roten Kuba-Skorpions (Rhopalurus junceus) ein homöopathisches Mittel entwickelt. Vidartox.
“Es lindert Symptome, die mit Krebs einhergehen, wie Schmerzen, Entzündungen, Appetitlosigkeit, die vom allgemeinen Gesundheitszustand abhängen”, erläutert Dr. Niudis Cruz
von LABIOFARM. anti-inflammatory.
Quelle: remedia.at
Blue scorpion venom drug –Vidatox- a proven
help against many types of carcinoma
What is a cure in small doses; is a poison in
bigger doses and vice versa.
That is what an old saying tells us and its
validity is confirmed once again.
A new homeopathic drug made of blue scorpion
venom cures many types of carcinoma in humans, according to Cuban scientists.
Blue scorpion (Rhopalurus Junceus) lives on
Cuba and it was named after its blue tail at the end of which is scorpion's
infamous sting.
Its body color is actually orange-red, so this
scorpion is also sometimes called the red scorpion.
The idea that came from the natives
Scientists from this Caribbean island started
examining scorpion’s venom in September 1997, encouraged by the findings that
the natives have for centuries been using that substance for tumor
treatment. In comprehensive and thorough
research, scientists concluded that venom’s compounds have analgesic,
anti-inflammatory and anti-tumor effects that prolong the life expectancy of
carcinoma patients, alleviate the pain and
sometimes even reduce tumor tissue.
“It took us 15 years to scientifically prove the
beneficial effects of scorpion venom. As we came to realize, the native’s
beliefs in the healing properties of this venom proved to be correct",
doctor Guevara Garcia, one of the researches,
said.
The result of this research is a drug called
Vidatox 30 CH produced by a Cuban company Labiofam. It is believed that this
drug reduces the spreading of cancer cells and prolongs patient’s life
expectancy.
Which diseases does this drug effect?
Researchers claim that Vidatox enhances life
quality of people suffering from breast, liver, spleen, lung, brain, cervix,
prostate and other types of cancer.
This drug has been tested on patients from
Europe, USA and Cuba, and no severe side effects have been reported.
The venom contains low molar mass proteins
which can prevent tumor cell occurrence and spreading.
According to Cuban doctors that support Vidatox
treatment in oncology, active ingredients of scorpion venom block certain cell
enzymes and prevent angiogenesis (creation of new blood vessels inside tumors).
Without new blood vessels, tumor cannot feed
and there is a potential that the tumor will die.
Such effects have been confirmed during
laboratory testing on tumor cells in Mexico.
Drug production
The venom is taken from living scorpion
electrically stimulated to release two to three drops of venom. The drug is
produced by taking 5 - 6 doses of venom using the aforementioned procedure.
Collected venomous fluid is diluted in
distilled water and venom concentration in solution depends on the cancer type and
the patient’s condition.
This drug is applied orally and during the
treatment patients have to obey special diet instructions created for better
absorption of drug’s active compounds.
Cuba is famous for scorpion usage in
therapeutic purposes since the beginning of the 20th century.
At that time, scorpion oil came into use. That
oil was considered useful against urinary retention, bacterial infections,
tumors and inflammations.
Venom or cure?
Scorpions, as other venomous animals, use their
venom for catching prey, for the defence and the subjugation of partners during
mating.
Scorpion’s venom contains numerous compounds,
some of which target the nervous system.
Each of 1500 scorpion species has slightly
different venom which is powerful enough to kill scorpions prey, usually small
animals.
25 species, including blue scorpion, have venom
that is also dangerous for people.
The most dangerous one is considered to be
Arizona scorpion that injects large amounts of venom into his victims.
Consequences of scorpion sting include:
Pain similar to that of a bee sting. Within an
hour or two the pain subsides and numbness, tingling and sensitivity to touch
appear. In more severe cases, the pain can spread to chest areas and backs.
Swelling. Usually only around the sting area.
In severe cases, in cases of people that are more sensitive to scorpion bite,
swelling can spread on face, tongue and throat.
Increased body temperature, cramps, vomiting,
enhance saliva and tear excretion. These consequences appear in cases when
highly venomous scorpions inject large amounts of venom.
Death. Very rare consequence, at least in cases
of healthy adults. Those in danger of death are: people with allergies,
children or people with weakened health that are stung by one of the most venomous
species.
Although the scorpion’s sting can be deadly,
homeopathic drug Vidatox has not exhibited any negative side effects on the
health of patients.
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