Snake urine could cure kidney stones and gout pain, scientists reveal
Reptiles' unique ability to crystallize waste into solid uric acid spheres offers a potential breakthrough for human gout and kidney stone sufferers. Scientists are studying how snakes safely package this waste, hoping to develop new medical strategies to prevent painful crystal build-ups in humans. This natural adaptation could inspire innovative treatments for uric acid-related illnesses.
Reptiles' unique ability to crystallize waste into solid uric acid spheres offers a potential breakthrough for human gout and kidney stone sufferers. Scientists are studying how snakes safely package this waste, hoping to develop new medical strategies to prevent painful crystal build-ups in humans. This natural adaptation could inspire innovative treatments for uric acid-related illnesses.
