Escozine Blue Scorpion

What is the Escozine blue scorpion used for?

Escozine blue scorpion is a natural blue scorpion venom neutraceutical that people are using to beat cancer, non-malignant tumours, arthritis, hepatitis C, HPV, multiple sclerosis, Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, and HIV by bolstering their immune systems and attacking extraneous cells.

Some people believe Escozine blue scorpion can one day be used to cure Lupus and Rheumatoid Arthritis. It has already been explored to help with some cases of multiple sclerosis and cancer and to help with heart transplants.

Escozine blue scorpion venom has recently been tested to determine its possible benefits for human medicine. It seems that scorpion venom is more than a potentially dangerous defence mechanism for a funny-looking arachnid. Current research on scorpion venom is slow going, but there are several medical possibilities.

Advantages Escozine blue scorpion

• Analgesic
  A few laboratory studies suggest that scorpion venom may help relieve pain, but human studies are lacking.
• Anti-inflammatory
  No scientific evidence currently supports this use.
• Cancer treatment
  No scientific evidence supports this use. The “scientific” papers published online about scorpion venom products have not been properly evaluated by the scientific community.
• Chemotherapy side effects
  No scientific evidence currently supports this use.
• Immunostimulation
  Laboratory studies indicate that scorpion venoms have properties that may be effective against various yeast, fungi, bacteria, and viruses. More studies are needed.
• Radiation side effects
  No scientific evidence currently supports this use.

Adverse Reactions

The venoms marketed to cancer patients currently remain untested and unregulated. A lack of documentation on side effects does not preclude potential adverse events.

Adverse events concerning isolated substances being developed for clinical studies are also yet to be determined.

What does Escozine blue scorpion do?

• One study of thousands of cancer patients showed 4 things:
• over 90% of the test subjects had improved quality of life;
• over 60% of the test subjects decreased the amount of pain medications required;
• most of the test subjects had increased appetite;
• When using chemotherapy, the cancer cells (which normally develop resistance to chemotherapy drugs upon the first exposure to any chemotherapy agent) no longer develop chemotherapy resistance. Even better – some of the people who take Escozine go into full remission. Contact us for any information.