Hey Seel.  Quick question.   I do not remember hearing if the pre clinical tests on mice proved out to have any toxicity or were completely non toxic.  I thought the tests revealed little to no toxicity.  The post I'm replying to brings up a question I guess I was just taking for granted.  You say "its still a cancer killer, and its likely people will know they are on it.  I was apparently under the wrong impression Kevetrin wasn't really a cancer killer at all.  Never attacking cancer BUT reactivating, curing, fixing (whatever you want to call it) the P53 gene which in turn will enable the human body to combat cancer with its own natural defense system.  If I read into what your saying correctly, KEvetrin actually does more than I thought it does.  Which of course is a good thing. lol.   I thought I had a basic understanding of the process but fully admit to being scientifically illiterate.  TIA