I'm happy to disagree with you.
I have been diagnosed with cancer of the bladder (a reoccurrence of the cancer of 1984). My urologist removed two tumors and waited 3 months to check on results. About 2 months into that period, I began taking CigRx (15/day). The cystoscopy a month later found two more tumors - this time the pathologist said "indeterminate". That's about the time I started taking Anatabloc (6/day).
6 weeks later, I saw blood in my urine, followed over the next two days with ejection of a polyp. A week later, a cysto showed a "red spot". A week later we did another biopsy - negative. Just in case, we then did a CT scan of the entire urinary tract - normal.
The recommended treatment for bladder cancer is usually a 6-week course of BCG. That's a concentrated form of the TB vaccine developed by the two French doctors for whom it is named. (Don't ask me to spell them.) The BCG, it is thought, stimulates the body's immune system to eliminate the cancer. That's what I took in 1984. The results this time, with just the anatabine citrate, were just as good. Better considering the lack of side effects.
In other words, Anatabloc might eventually be used as a treatment for some types of cancer.
Dino
