$RLFTF Interesting op-posts
Michael16 hours ago
For those of you who have never worked in an ICU, 7 out of 8 patients on mechanical ventilation with respiratory failure being extubated and walking out of the hospital is unheard of. Aviptadil is responsible for the amazing recoveries. There is no "placebo effect" on unconscious patients as they are unaware of treatment implementation. Dr. Javitt was telling us this much between the lines when he said there's now proof that VIP blocks replication of the coronavirus in the cell. So, even asymptomatic patients could take the inhaled form to prevent becoming a super-spreader. He has to include placebo effect because that is part of FDA trail requirements and not to mention, avoiding getting sued for being a hype man. This stock is either the greatest COVID treatment of all time or the biggest scam of all time. And in my opinion, there's too many reputable scientists and hospitals involved for this to be a scam. They want to make billions just as much as we do. Maybe even more importantly, we all want to save lives and continue on with planet earth post-covid pandemic. God bless you all.
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Lee15 hours ago
I am a 30 year Respiratory therapist who has spent most of my career in critical care and management of ventilator patients. There are so many positives coming from the trials and studies on this drug on respiratory failure secondary to Covid-19. I have been following this closely since it was .03 per share. I have followed every study, every report I can find, etc. I do believe that this has huge potential as compared to vaccines. Everyone on here needs to take the time to research a bit and come to your own conclusions. if you want out, get out...Just do it without bashing those who decide to ride it out. I am going to ride this out and hold my 50k shares @ .03 per share til it succeeds...and it
will!
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Michael16 hours ago
@james that's not placebo effect. That's actually why you have a "control" to determine "efficacy" and in this case most people in respiratory failure on mechanical ventilation in the ICU do not survive. (Usually 1-2 out of 10 survive.) So judging by the standard of care and the control for intubated patients in the ICU, the results are amazing, though I will agree with you, it's a limited sample size.
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John ^_^16 hours ago
Fully agreed.
The drug has amazing efficacy so far. P3
will confirm it.
