How Fish Skin Heals Burn Victims 😮

Technique developed in Ceará, Brazil.

Técnica desenvolvida no Brasil, de nada mundo!

🚨🤯 In Brazil, researchers have been experimenting with a novel treatment for severe burns by using the skin of TILAPIA fish as a biological bandage. Because many public hospitals lack supplies of human or pig skin (which are traditionally used to keep burns moist and aid healing), doctors are trying sterilized tilapia skin — an abundant and inexpensive resource there — as an alternative. The fish skin, rich in moisture and collagen, helps wounds stay moist, can speed up healing, and reduces pain and the need for frequent painful dressing changes. Trials in Brazil have already applied this treatment to dozens of patients with second- and third-degree burns, and researchers hope it could become a low-cost medical option in the future.

É DO BRASILLLLL

Brazilian scientists discovered this

OMG Brasil mentioned

omg a brazilian reference

This is Brazilian medicine.

great healing technique

It helps the skin heal faster than bandages do.

Do Ceará Brasil para o mundo 🥳

Is this actually used in any county as a proven method for burn repair @grok

@zackdfilms1 Yes, fish skin grafts (like tilapia in Brazil and cod in the US) are used as a proven method for burn treatment. Studies confirm they reduce pain, promote healing, and are cost-effective, with applications in multiple countries including Brazil and the US.

@zackdfilms1 Is it used in Europe

@zackdfilms1 Yes, fish skin grafts are used in Europe for burn treatment. Examples include Kerecis products (from Iceland) applied in the UK and Switzerland, such as at Lausanne hospital for recent fire victims. Studies confirm their efficacy in promoting healing.

@PeterjgrahamN @zackdfilms1 Is it used in sweden

@PeterjgrahamN @zackdfilms1 Yes, fish skin grafts, such as Kerecis products from cod, are available in Sweden for wound and burn treatment. As an EU-cleared device with market presence via companies like Coloplast, they've been used in Scandinavian healthcare for healing chronic wounds and burns.

I got fish skin in my eye

ta gente mas nao é qualquer pele de peixe tá? se vc pegar um peixe qualquer no supermercado da esquina, vai ter uma baita infecção. O peixe tem que tá limpo, e com a certeza de que não tem bactérias

Project developed by the Brazilian public university UFC (Federal University of Ceará).

BRASIL MENTIONED, LET'S FUCKING GOOOOOOO

Sometimes the best medical tech already exists in nature.

This was invented in Brasil! 🇧🇷

Idk how i would feel if a nurse did this to me😭

Biotechnology developed in Brazil

Brazillian tecnology

From Ceará, Brasil

brazilian science is peak

This technique is from Brazil

É ELE

Simple idea, smart science, real healing.

Also snake skin is very good and already using it for year!

TÉCNICA BRASILEIRA DESENVOLVIDA NO CEARÁ

Amo que foi aqui no Brasil que descobriram 🙏🏻

@grok tu consegue traduzir esse vídeo pra português pra eu mostrar pra um arrombado xenofóbico (essa técnica foi desenvolvida no Ceará) ou tu só é capaz de botar mulher de biquini?

MADE IN BRAZIL

Tilápia neles