More Effective Than Traditional Shot
Candice Gabrielle — February 8, 2008 — Unique
References: news.bbc
Forget about going to the doctor for a shot, locate your nearest tattoo parlor because researchers in Germany have observed that a greater amount of antibodies are produced when a rapidly vibrating tattoo instrument delivers vaccinations into a patient's body.
Over the past 100 years, tattoos have become a large part of human culture and may now become the newest form of therapeutic art. In recent studies on mice, the tattooed vaccination developed 16 times as many antibodies than the traditional needle produced.
Over the past 100 years, tattoos have become a large part of human culture and may now become the newest form of therapeutic art. In recent studies on mice, the tattooed vaccination developed 16 times as many antibodies than the traditional needle produced.
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1. Tattooed Vaccinations - Using tattoos as a method of delivering vaccinations can provide a more effective immune response.
2. Immunotherapy Art - Leveraging the art of tattoos for therapeutic purposes can open up new possibilities in healthcare.
3. Enhanced Antibody Production - Utilizing rapidly vibrating tattoo instruments can significantly increase the production of antibodies.
Industry Implications
1. Healthcare - The healthcare industry can explore the use of tattooed vaccinations as an innovative approach to immunization.
2. Tattoo Industry - Tattoo parlors can expand their services to include tattooed vaccinations, merging art and healthcare.
3. Research and Development - Scientists and researchers can focus on studying the use of tattoo instruments for improved antibody production in medical treatments.
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