The BIG question today is What Does Blue Scorpion Treatment Do? I have just learned about this and I want to share the information that I’ve been learning.
Habitat
The Blue Scorpion is prevalent in Cuba, the Dominican Republic, and other Central American countries. In Cuba, they have been using the venom from this Blue Scorpion to treat cancer patients very successfully. A clinical study of it was conducted over an 8-year period. It showed it to be 90{0cdeda01f3f3bfc56e7a77b9bf298b3f7d32c3660f53c61fbe1a94dd1c6575f6} effective with more than 8,000 patients. That is a significant result.
Researchers found that there are certain chemicals in the venom that are responsible for destroying cancer cells. These chemicals are Peptide and Chlorotoxin. These are the same chemicals that paralyze the scorpion’s prey. The researchers found that the peptides bind themselves to the cancer cells and shrink and destroy them.

A patient with advanced cancer needs the venom from approximately 300 scorpions for three months of treatment. The average yield from one scorpion per milking is about 0.25mg.
A very costly procedure!! Hence the estimated cost of a gram of pure Blue Scorpion venom is between $8,000 and $12,000 per gram.
ESCOZUL is the patented name for this extracted venom when packaged for sale. Typically the medication is given for a minimum time of two or three months. The extracted venom has a life span of about 10 days when it is not stored at low temperatures. The frozen ESCOZUL can last up to 14 months. After that time it begins to lose its properties.
By using proprietary technology, MRVL Labs isolates, extracts, and purifies the beneficial venom compounds. From this process, they create their patent-pending ingredient, Blue Scorpion Peptide CTX™. I must note that as of this date the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved this product as a cure for cancer.
MRVL Health has now also incorporated venom into a skin treatment cream. They found that not only does the venom attack cancer cells, but it also enriches the skin. This eliminates wrinkles and rejuvenates the skin.
The Research
Chlorotoxin
A primary investigator at the Mayo Clinic is investigating Chlorotoxin. Chlorotoxin is an amino acid peptide found in the venom of the blue scorpion. Chlorotoxin has been demonstrated to bind to cancerous cells and inhibit the spread of a tumor.