Scientific Symposium at the College of Applied Sciences Highlights the Similarities Between Amniotic Fluid and Zamzam Water
The College of Applied Sciences at the University of Samarra hosted a scientific symposium titled “The Similarities Between Amniotic Fluid and Zamzam Water”, presented by Assistant Lecturer Alaa Jabbar Mohammed and Ms. Abeer Hassan Ahmed.
The symposium covered an introduction to amniotic fluid, which surrounds the fetus in the mother’s womb, and Zamzam water, known for its religious and health significance. The discussion focused on the chemical composition of both fluids.
The presenters highlighted key similarities between amniotic fluid and Zamzam water, particularly their chemical composition, purity, and health benefits, emphasizing the scientific marvel that warrants further study.
In this context, Mohammed explained that amniotic fluid consists of water, minerals, proteins, and hormones, which aid in fetal development and protection. Similarly, Zamzam water is rich in minerals and trace elements.
For her part, Ahmed recommended enhancing scientific studies and conducting advanced laboratory research on the chemical similarities between amniotic fluid and Zamzam water to better understand their effects on human health.
