Inflynce

This claim is based on research, particularly a 2021 study published in Scientific Reports by scientists from the UAE and France, which revealed that camel tears contain unique antibodies called nanobodies. These nanobodies are small, stable, and highly effective at binding to venom toxins, offering a potential breakthrough in creating safer and more accessible antivenoms, especially in remote and tropical regions where snakebites are prevalent and traditional antivenom access is limited.

@inflynce this is really so nice and educative

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I'm a Culinary student.

A thread guy.

Web3 is also my side hustle.

I'm a go-getter with optimistic mindset.

Aspiring famer| An environmentalist - Advocate of forestry and wildlife| part time trader

Google or AI has been our friend lately.
For me, i guess it's from a good source.

Is that healing properties of the tears real?

I am a web3 enthusiast | A shitty photographer| And a lover of nature. 🌍

I still don’t believe this yet about the healing power of the tear drop