Degreed, not sure exactly what you are looking for in a product as far as positive potential? something that works, or someone else's medical science endorsement that it will work? Either way if it works then it works, shouldn't that be enough of an endorsement to its worth to the end user and its value as a marketable product? Not to mention the company is on the cusp of releasing a prescription dosage of a similar line product called nyloxin. Will that need to be FDA approved,? I am not sure, but surely there are enough regulations already governing even the homeopathy standards, and I am sure even more for the prescription medications. But all your bogus negativity really goes against all logic, since the product has already proven itself beneficial, so just what is your negative slant on the product inclining to ? You got me beat. And your so called "sound medical testings" aren't the be all and end all of everything you know. Seems to me sometimes all we might need is some home made chicken soup.