“It’s kinda weird that all the big name celebs
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Posted On: 07/16/2020 9:51:03 PM
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“It’s kinda weird that all the big name celebs like Kelly Preston , Alex Trebek and many others don’t have physicians that know about Lero.”
No, it’s not weird and it’s actually quite common for a drug in trials to be unknown.
“Maybe I way out in front on this since Lero for cancer has only been used for what maybe a year.”
Yes, this and not even a year yet, but soon.
“Sure would like to see a big name come in for some type of partnership or agreement to confirm we really have something special.”
I agree that a partnership for cancer with a BP would be nice and likely expedite the process, but I disagree that a BP partnership would confirm any scientific findings. Leronlimab fights cancer via its MOA without anyone’s stamp of approval (minus the FDA, of course).
“I need some confirmation from other people besides those associated with the company so far.”
So Dr. BP’s decades of research on CCR5, along with Dr. L’s knowledge, isn’t good enough because their associated with CYDY? That’s a ridiculous thought, but I can somewhat see your point. I think the cancer trials currently ongoing will be blockbuster and will chance the world of cancer treatments. Now, that may take another year or more, but I believe it will happen. Zero CTCs in 13 patients is not a coincidence and zero CTCs means no more metastasis. Imagine a point in time when a patients cancer is identified as being CCR5 positive and metastatic and the patient can immediately start leronlimab (pending approval), before metastasis even starts?
No, it’s not weird and it’s actually quite common for a drug in trials to be unknown.
“Maybe I way out in front on this since Lero for cancer has only been used for what maybe a year.”
Yes, this and not even a year yet, but soon.
“Sure would like to see a big name come in for some type of partnership or agreement to confirm we really have something special.”
I agree that a partnership for cancer with a BP would be nice and likely expedite the process, but I disagree that a BP partnership would confirm any scientific findings. Leronlimab fights cancer via its MOA without anyone’s stamp of approval (minus the FDA, of course).
“I need some confirmation from other people besides those associated with the company so far.”
So Dr. BP’s decades of research on CCR5, along with Dr. L’s knowledge, isn’t good enough because their associated with CYDY? That’s a ridiculous thought, but I can somewhat see your point. I think the cancer trials currently ongoing will be blockbuster and will chance the world of cancer treatments. Now, that may take another year or more, but I believe it will happen. Zero CTCs in 13 patients is not a coincidence and zero CTCs means no more metastasis. Imagine a point in time when a patients cancer is identified as being CCR5 positive and metastatic and the patient can immediately start leronlimab (pending approval), before metastasis even starts?
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