What is hydrazine sulphate?
hydrazine sulphate is a compound made of hydrazine salt and sulfuric acid. This is considered to be a cheap and commercially available version of hydrazin, because hydrazin sulphates are considerably cheaper than pure hydrazine. In the 1970s of the 20th century as a treatment of cancer and cachexia, the waste that occurs when one fights cancer, it was found that at the age of 90 he was ineffective against both. Instead, it turned out to be carcinogenic and toxic, especially with an extended exposure. Cancer occurs because cancer cells take glucose, sugar that gives the energy of the body, and processes it in an inefficient matter that uses more energy than it creates. This causes the body that needs additional nutritions as a result. This leads to the formation of lactic acid, which goes into the liver, where it turns into glucose and claims cancer cells that have energy that face energy. It is a vicious cycle that results in further fading.
Dr. Joseph Gold is attributed that hydrazine sulfate would cure cachexia and cancer because it has been shown that the compound prevents the liver converting of lactic acid to glucose. This would stop the process of cachexia, he said, and a tumor would starve efficiently. During clinical studies, however, hydrazine sulphate failed to achieve favorable results in cancer patients.
Since 2011, hydrazine sulphate has been used only in medical studies. US food and drug administration (FDA) did not approve it for medical use, so doctors cannot be prescribed. Although this is not useful as treatment of cancer, the chemical industry is used by hydrazine sulfate as a foamagent and is used to produce acetate fibers. It is also used as an antiseptic and fungicide.
According to his material safety sheet (MSDS), hydrazine sulphate has a serious reaction in humans. The health and contact evaluation are three out of four, which means that the reaction would be serious. Contact withHydrazine sulphate is corrosive and causes cancer in humans when inhaled, used or in contact with the skin. According to MSDS, it has a slight evaluation of flammability and a slight evaluation of reactivity.