To date I believe somebody posted that Brilacidin
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Posted On: 07/13/2020 8:20:32 PM
To date I believe somebody posted that Brilacidin has been found effective against 90 lines of bacteria, or thereabouts, and has not met a bacterial strain it couldn't kill.
If it proves to be as effective against most lines of viruses (and the PAN_CORONA grant request by the RBL gives a strong indication it might) as it has proven against bacteria then Brilacidin will definitely have a strong case to be considered maybe the most important drug ever developed.
Think about that, a chance for becoming the best drug ever in terms of scope of medical areas it could affect.
And the grandest point of all: IPIX isn't making these ascertains, government labs and clinical trials have derived all the data to date. How could anybody not believe in the science of Brilacidin?
I have been hammering the point that a drug formulated via artificial intelligence compared to the old way of a BP trying to formulate it in a lab with 10-100 scientists is like comparing a Ferrari to a Model T.
We have the goods. All we need is time (like to the end of the year) for the world to understand this.
But like THE LORD OF THE RINGS, we are going to have to go thru more pretty bumpy times (in terms of share price) until we finally bring down the followers of doom. Don't let the daily price gyrations or even possible price compression wear you down or lose confidence in the end result.
If it proves to be as effective against most lines of viruses (and the PAN_CORONA grant request by the RBL gives a strong indication it might) as it has proven against bacteria then Brilacidin will definitely have a strong case to be considered maybe the most important drug ever developed.
Think about that, a chance for becoming the best drug ever in terms of scope of medical areas it could affect.
And the grandest point of all: IPIX isn't making these ascertains, government labs and clinical trials have derived all the data to date. How could anybody not believe in the science of Brilacidin?
I have been hammering the point that a drug formulated via artificial intelligence compared to the old way of a BP trying to formulate it in a lab with 10-100 scientists is like comparing a Ferrari to a Model T.
We have the goods. All we need is time (like to the end of the year) for the world to understand this.
But like THE LORD OF THE RINGS, we are going to have to go thru more pretty bumpy times (in terms of share price) until we finally bring down the followers of doom. Don't let the daily price gyrations or even possible price compression wear you down or lose confidence in the end result.
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