Monday, September 21, 2020 11:04:57 PM
My 2 cents? Cancer cells are human cells. Brilacidin has been proven to be safe for human cells, so I think it extremely unlikely that B selectively destroys cancer cells. But then WDIK - After all, it’s been years since I stayed at that Holiday Inn Express... Basill22 said,
Would anyone with advancement medical knowledge want to discuss if Brilacidin would be effective on cancer cells? If it destroys viral membranes perhaps it could do the same for cancer cells.
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