NanoViricides Inc (NNVC)

[Burnhard83]

DrF. you never mentioned that the initial 24 hours of damage are that significant that the lung tissue is beyond repair. Are you sure you can make that call? Seems like we'd need intimate knowledge about the mechanisms at hand. Dane, I did read it, but I want deeper information.

So from the study we can conclude FluCide is good at stopping the virus from spreading (initial spreading and second phase spreading(from infected cells). While Tamiflu, an alternative method, which prevents the infected cells from freeing new virus particles (thus focusses ONLY on preventing spreading from INFECTED cells). Remains interesting to see if both combined would be the even better approach. Though the health issues of TamiFlu might be unwanted.

Questions remaining:

What were the doses of nanoviricide / FluCide in previous experiments? (100mg/kg in this one...)

What are the "Other overt parameters of virus infection"?

When were the viral measurements taken? (were the done after death?)...


Guys, ask more questions and you'll learn more, thats all I'm doing. Be quick to listen, slow to answer. These are tough questions. bbl.