Shark is practically unsuitable for food. Due to the nature of the diet, it has an unpleasant specific taste. However, shark liver, or rather the oil extract extracted from it, is beneficial for health and is used to treat cancer.
A shark's liver makes up about one third of its body weight. Since all fat reserves are concentrated in it, shark liver is completely unsuitable for food, no matter how you cook it. It is a heavy fatty product with a specific sour odor. But it contains all kinds of nutrients that a shark uses for life. Therefore, extracts from shark liver are considered the strongest immunomodulators, since they contain special substances - alkoxyglycerides - that help fight various kinds of infections.
Shark liver oil use
Healing extracts are obtained from the liver of three shark species: the gray short-thorn shark (Centrophorus squamosus), the katran shark (Sqaulus acanthias) and the whale shark (Cetorhinus maximus). The liver of these shark species can contain up to 2 tons of fat.
Ancient Spanish sailors used shark liver oil to maintain health during long sea voyages.
Shark liver oil is used in complex therapy in the treatment of leukemia and other oncological diseases; to prevent radiation sickness when irradiating cancerous tumors; in the treatment of colds and flu, including swine flu, and for the general maintenance of the human immune system. It is believed to help increase the number of white blood cells, which are responsible for fighting infection. Many of them die with chemotherapy, so shark liver oil is designed to support the immune system of cancer patients. For the treatment of skin conditions, including skin cancer, the oil is applied directly to the affected area.
In addition to alkoxyglycerides, shark liver oil is rich in high vitamin A. It also contains squalene and squalamine. These substances have antifungal and antibacterial effects.
Dose and side effects
The use of shark baking oil is still poorly understood. It is known that if you inhale it, pneumonia can occur. The safety of use during pregnancy and lactation has not yet been confirmed.
Shark oil is also used to heal ulcers and heal wounds.
As for the dosage, it depends on many factors, including the age, the health of the patient, and many others. At the same time, there is not enough scientific evidence to determine the recommended dose for taking the oil as a medicine. It should always be remembered that homeopathic remedies are not always safe and can cause severe allergic reactions. Before use, you must carefully study the attached instructions or consult with your doctor.
