Lobsters offer paralysis cure

A recently developed treatment may help treat brain damaged & paralyzed patients.
The treatment is based on lobster shells as well as shells of other sea creatures. The treatment mainly incorporates the sugar component of the crustacean shells which 've been found to be helpful in the cure of injured spinal cords.
Apparently, scientists consider this new prospective treatment as a most exciting & remarkable development to deal with brain & spinal cord injuries post world war second.
Richard Borgens, pioneer of the treatment, said “This is not like a drug which may work in some species and not in others. This is a mechanical effect. The sugar molecules migrate to the nerve injury target & repair the injured area, not the undamaged area.”