Does a centipede bite enhance immunity?

After a centipede bite, the human immune system may be enhanced to some extent. Centipede saliva contains certain toxins, which enter the body upon biting and trigger a series of reactions. Although these reactions may include local redness, swelling, pain, fever, nausea, and vomiting, they also represent the body's natural immune response to foreign toxins. This process is similar to the immune response against microorganisms: when the body detects toxic substances, it mounts a corresponding defense. If the body successfully overcomes the threat, it is akin to undergoing an "exercise" for the immune system, potentially leading to improved immunity. However, it should be noted that this potential immune enhancement depends on various factors such as toxin dosage and individual sensitivity, and is not guaranteed. In daily life, one should still avoid bites from centipedes and other venomous insects as much as possible.