First, Crocodiles in Mexico are protected species in country and are NOT to be touched, but some squatters felt otherwise. They captured dozens of crocodiles, and drained them of their blood.

They believed that the crocodile blood was a cure for cancer, HIV, Diabetes. Read more for details…

CelebNHealth247.com has learned that Mexican authorities have rescued 14 crocodiles and found 20 others dead in a squatters’ settlement where they were “milking” the crocs for their blood.

According to reports, that office for environmental protection said Thursday that some local residents in Chiapas wanted the blood to help cure cancer, diabetes, AIDS and other diseases. The people believed that the blood carries the key element to cure the diseases, but scientists say there is no evidence. The office said the 14 living crocs were released back into the wild.

Adam Britton said from Darwin’s Crocodylus Park, a tourism park and research centre:

“If you take a test tube of HIV and add crocodile serum it will have a greater effect than human serum. It can kill a much greater number of HIV viral organisms.”

Articles and research on alligator blood being a cure for HIV has dated back to 2005, but why hasn’t the FDA approved a alligator blood serum to cure the disease? It’s also said to cure people of cancer and diabetes. There is too much money to be made in HIV drugs to keep people alive and make the pharmaceutical industry rich!

MSU researcher have found Crocodile Blood does Cure Cancer, HIV, and Diabetes:

There are other reports (2013) that proves that Alligator Blood, NOT Crocodile Blood is showing to be a potent antibiotic in lab testing at McNeese State University.

According to the lab testing at MSU researchers have discovered a potential medicinal breakthrough from alligators from Southwest Louisiana and Southeast Texas bayous. MSU biochemistry professor, Dr. Mark Merchant. They’ve put a lot of pressure on themselves “to develop this tremendous immune system that we’ve been studying the past 10 or 12 years.”

Merchant states:

“We found that the alligator white blood cells were making these tiny, tiny little proteins that have tremendous antibacterial and anti-fungal activity.”

To illustrate the findings, Merchant filled a petri dish with staph bacteria, common in human illnesses, then a well was created in the dish for alligator blood.

Merchant said:

“Wherever the alligator white blood cell proteins are, the bacteria is dead, you can see around the outside, we have a lot of bacterial growth, but right here at the well, we have what’s called a zone of inhibition.”

In the immune system, the white blood cells are the infection fighters. For this experiment, Merchant isolated the gator’s white blood cells and extracted the active proteins.  Graduate student Nino Falconi has been a research partner with Merchant for the past five years. He said we are at a health crossroads as current antibiotics become less effective.

Falconi said:

“Bacteria are coming back and becoming resistant to antibiotics, so we need to discover new things for treatment.”

The “Bayou Alligator Blood“ has shown it can kill e-coli, salmonella, strep and staph infections, even a strain of HIV. Now the mission is to determine the exact structure of these potent proteins.

Merchant adds:

“We potentially could come up with not only a new drug for human and veterinary use, but a whole new class of drugs that works by a completely different mechanism.” 

Why Raw Crocodile Blood Is NOT the Answer!

Do not try your own home remedy. Raw alligator blood could make you very sick. Merchant said he believes the alligator blood serum could be synthetically made in a pharmacological setting and on store shelves within the next 10 years.

Which goes back to the dead crocs on Mexico. The reason why the Chiapas croc show no evidence of a cure is because it is believed that it the alligator blood serum NEEDS to be made in a pharmacological setting.

It is against the law in Mexico to kill crocodiles. they are a protected species in Mexico. However,  squatters have ignored the law and set up a settlement in Chiapas’ coastal nature reserve known as la Encrucijada. They’ve been hunting crocodiles illegally to find a cure.

MSU is NOT killing the Crocodiles they are withdrawing blood with IV’s so the animal can reproduce more blood remains alive and well.