Replies to post #27409 on Radient Pharmaceuticals Corporation fka RXPC

[Gold Seeker]

Living, this is what Charter claims on his Wiki page.

"In 2003 Dennis Charter invented a test for Cancer using only a small swab of Saliva from your mouth."

Charter in no way "invented" that type of test nor did he run any trials and there is no evidence at all. Charter has no money. He just got out of prison in 2003. He just has an inflated image of himself and an idea to him is an invention is his mind.

There are actually scientific papers covering fibrin degradation products in saliva that date back to 1985 so he knew it would probably work.

Is Charter ever going to have an actual saliva test? Just like LS stated, Charter would have to come up with money somehow and not many people like giving a felon money.

[GetSeriousOK]

Under my scenario, there is no Saliva test ready for market. My scenario, and I'm just throwing this out there as my opinion, is:

1. Charter figured out in 2003 that DR-70 would work with saliva.

2. The 6,600 participants claim is suspicious and the lack of clinical trial data is suspicious - I doubt these clinical trials were legitimate. I think this is all marketing hype and half-truths. Trial data would prove me wrong. Where is the trial data?

3. Charter doesn't want to manufacture the spit test, he wants to sell the idea to someone. To accomplish this he had his website-making buddy make a shiny website and he got the DR-70 manufacturing procedures and equipment from Radient.

I don't think GCDx "figured it out" because they seem to have failed to get financing at every turn. I think GCDx is desperately playing their last hand and will probably disappear by this time next year because they are under-funded.

GCDx stooped to crowdsourcing twice and failed each time (the second attempt ends in about 30 hours). That is not the sign of a well-funded "good idea." That is the sign of a bad idea that can't get funding.

GCDx also has not published their "Validation Study." Anyone who would pay for a test just because the seller SAYS "it works!" is a fool in my opinion. Also, I think the FDA is going to shut down GCDx if they don't shut it down themselves. The FDA moves slow but GCDx is not playing by the FDA's rules IMO.

As for debt collectors... agreed, they won't go off-continent.