A man who does not mind snakebite can pave the way for universal antvenam

More than 600 species of toxic snakes revolve on Earth, cutting as 2.7 million people, around 120,000 people are killed and 400,000 others kill others every year. But scientists believe that the courage of a man can change this story.
57 -year -old Tim Freed, a thin person living in Visconsin, has been injecting himself with more than 650 careful calibrates in the last 18 years, with poison doses. Snake species,
In the blood of Friday, scientists say they have identified antibodies that are able to neutralize the poison of many snake species, a step towards creating a universal antvenam, they reported in the journal cell on Friday.
Cayb Glenville, the founder and CEO of the Sentivax, a company, producing broad-spectrum vaccines on the study and the leading writer’s purpose, and his colleagues found that two powerful antibodies from the blood of Fried, when jointly blocks neurotoxin with a drug, protects protected mice from the 19 malignant snakes.
This is an extraordinary achievement because most antivenums can compete with only one or some related snake species from an area. Studies show that combinations of antitoxin can successfully stop deaths and injuries from all snake families.