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Scorpion venom compounds used to kill pain
Prof. Michael Gurevitz of Tel Aviv University's Department of Plant Sciences is investigating new ways for developing a novel painkiller based on natural compounds found in the venom of scorpions. These compounds have gone through millions of years of evolution and some show high efficacy and specificity for certain components of the body with no side effects, he says. Report
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By Anonymous | Posted 1:03pm | February 27, 2010
Seems to me Nutra Pharma has beaten these researchers to 'the punch' due to the fact they have ALREADY developed and are selling painkillers based on the toxins of the snake.
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