Well said, Jay!

As an aside, before entering into the ever-changing world of pharma & the regulations attached, I was a business owner that dealt primarily with the exportation of goods. Since I was, in the grand scheme of things, a small fish in a small bowl filled with big mouths that had been in the business a long time, I was always waiting so much longer than the rest for government approvals as it pertained to customs, regulations, etc., etc.. Quite simply, had I had the financial resources or the connections, things would have moved a lot faster  and simpler for me.

The same can be said for BMSN in that the science they are working to introduce is laden with  complexities beyond biology--because they do not have the money or connections BP have, their job to enter into a market that has been ruled by a few for so long is that much harder.

Governmental red-tape sucks.

Have no doubt though, I KNOW they are on radars. Personally, I think Koos is a bloody genius.

The ugly face of Cancer has reared itself close to me on more than one occasion. Though I would like to retire by way of my financial investment in this company, I would love more to see what they are doing come to fruition for the sake of those that have been awaiting relief.