A lot of people on this board have been talking (complaining really) about how long the FDA approval is taking for HemaXellerate and the IND on dCellVax…but I’m thinking to myself “hmmm…gene silencing-blocking immune suppressive genes to induce immune stimulation” doesn’t sound like a real easy task (scientific or otherwise) to accomplish, even though the good doctors at BMSN just recently have been successful in doing so. Imagine that! However, a few individuals here have several times stated other companies have pushed though similar studies and that have gone through the FDA process quite easily. I find this rather hard to believe and wonder under what circumstances that, if true, allowed for such ease? What kind of funding did the company have? Connection to Big Pharma? How many years research was spent? Was the study as complex and complicated as “gene silencing” which sounds terribly complicated to me? All I’m trying to say is that, at least, in my humble opinion, that this whole FDA approval process starting from scratch in the research lab to animal/human studies to submittal to final approval seems to be and most likely is time consuming, multi-layered, and probably a whole heck of a lot more complicated than we, the average Joe Schmoe investor can even imagine. To all the doubters, naysayers, non-believers, second guessers, impatient, negative and pessimistic people who have bought BMSN thinking they would make a billion dollars on their investment in one week, I’m asking you to take a good hard long look at all the other crappy pump and dump penny stock schemes you can throw your money at and go do it if you think you can make some quick money. This is one company of many I have invested in long that I have great faith in the wonderful scientists and truly believe they will show the world what they’re capable of doing for science and mankind. Know what you own…and keep the faith.
