Scientists from the Washington University Medical Institute in St. Louis have found a way to effectively fight HIV infection. For the complete elimination of a deadly disease, bee venom will help.

Scientists have found that bee venom can completely kill HIV, leaving the body safe and sound. Experts have found that nanoparticles loaded with miletin, a bee venom toxin, destroy the protective shell of HIV, leaving surrounding cells intact.. Nanoparticles do not adversely affect healthy cells in the human body due to protective shock absorbers around each particle.

Scientists claim that when normal cells collide with nanoparticles, they simply bounce off without taking any damage.. HIV cells are smaller than nanoparticles, so they pass through the shock absorbers and touch the surface of the nanoparticles where the bee venom is located..

It is able not only to completely eliminate the HIV virus, but also to protect the body from its penetration.. Experts set to use bee venom to develop vaginal antiviral gel and other cures for infection.

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