Fertilized quail eggs (FQEs) and HLA-G: From traditional observation to validation in molecular biology

Fertilized quail eggs, used for thousands of years in various cultures, could revolutionize the treatment of conditions such as allergies, autoimmune diseases (where the body attacks itself), or certain forms of infertility. Since the 1970s, I have observed impressive results in over 50,000 patients, with no side effects. These eggs appear to act through a molecule called HLA-G, which helps calm excessive immune system reactions. This article explores how an ancestral practice could become a natural and accessible treatment, thanks to modern scientific discoveries.