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doccjc

08/29/25 1:51 PM

#193150 RE: dstep #193148

Yeah.  Successfully treating cancer is not enough .Doesn't fit their narrative 
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SC8

08/29/25 2:24 PM

#193158 RE: dstep #193148

There have been no claims from anyone, not even anyone from RDGL, that anyone in the initial India human trial has been cured of cancer. In fact, it appears many, if not all of the initial ten patients, per the selection criteria, are suffering metastatic cancer and there was never an expectation that Radiogel would cure their cancers.

As far as anecdotes of cherry picked, uncontrolled IsoPet treatments, those are completely irrelevant to the approval process. FDA needs controlled data, not anecdotes.
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Musical Shares

08/29/25 2:57 PM

#193161 RE: dstep #193148

but really hasn't done much yet in my opinion...
Really. I think the many animals that have been cured of cancer and now several people in India would say otherwise.



Saying that the animals and the people from India are "cured of cancer" is a little bit of a stretch there. 🤣😂

There is zero evidence of remission rates.

In fact, I especially like the horse picture that keeps getting posted here. A day 1 photo and a day 14 photo of a slightly opened eye is by far the most useless thing of trying to convince anyone that it "cures cancer." 🤣😂