✅CHAUNCEYDATGUY+FollowDID YOU KNOW THIS ABOUT BEE STINGS?Scientists have made a stunning discovery, bee venom can destroy aggressive breast cancer cells in less than an hour. In laboratory tests, researchers found that a compound in the venom called melittin wiped out 100% of triple-negative breast cancer cells, one of the most difficult types to treat, all within 60 minutes. What makes this breakthrough even more remarkable is that the venom selectively targets cancer cells while leaving healthy ones unharmed. The melittin molecule attaches itself to the cancer cell’s membrane, creating tiny holes that cause the cells to collapse. Researchers also found that it disrupts the cancer’s ability to spread by blocking chemical signals the tumor uses to grow. This discovery opens the door to developing new, natural, and highly effective cancer treatments that work faster and with fewer side effects than traditional therapies. Scientists are now exploring ways to synthesize melittin in the lab, ensuring it can be safely delivered to patients without using live bees. While the research is still in early stages, the results are groundbreaking. A simple component from nature’s smallest warriors could one day help defeat one of humanity’s deadliest diseases. Bee venom might just hold the sting that ends cancer’s reign. #Science #Health #Research #Cancer23144Share
Kimberly Parker+FollowVerbal abuse in childhood can damage the adult brain 😔 I'm living proofA new study looked at data from 20,687 adults in England and Wales between 2012 and 2024. It found that people who experienced verbal abuse as children were 1.64 times more likely to report poor mental well-being as adults. Those who went through physical abuse were 1.52 times more likely to struggle later in life, and for people who endured both verbal and physical abuse, the risk jumped to 2.15 times. I didn’t need a statistic to tell me this, but seeing the numbers made it hit harder. I recently learned what “reactive abuse” is and realized it was something my mom often did. It is when someone keeps provoking you until you finally react, then they point to your outburst as proof that you are unstable or abusive. It’s a common tool of emotional and verbal abusers, especially narcissists. For years I thought I had simply overreacted or been too sensitive. Now I see that what I went through has a name, and science shows the long shadow it can cast over mental health. Has anyone else had that moment where research finally explains why certain things in adulthood feel so heavy? #mentalhealth #emotionalabuse #childhoodtrauma #wellbeing #research #healing13178Share
