Researchers from the Harry Perkins Institute and the University of Western Australia have discovered that honeybee venom can kill cancer cells. The study highlighted melittin, a peptide in the venom, which rapidly destroyed breast cancer cells and showed potential when combined with chemotherapy to reduce tumor growth in mice. Researchers from the Harry Perkins Institute and the University of Western Australia have discovered that honeybee venom can kill cancer cells. The study highlighted melittin, a peptide in the venom, which rapidly destroyed breast cancer cells and showed potential when combined with chemotherapy to reduce tumor growth in mice. Health and Fitness, Health Tips, Exercises & Workout Tips, Diet & Wellness | Times of India Lifestyle
Honey bee venom can kill cancer cell membranes in just an hour!
