Replies to post #74514 on NanoViricides Inc. (NNVC)

[Bobinsd]

So why isn't NNVC introducing test drugs to the veterinary community where the regs are a fraction of those for humans. Seems to me it would help to establish credibility while staving off the need to dilute.

[JG36]

"Agnostic to the host" is a statement of faith, it has not been proven. After all, just what sort of animals have nanoviricides been tested on? Rodents and rabbits. No monkeys (they're very expensive). Not even dogs. The only way to be sure that nanoviricides work in humans is to test them in humans. I'm pretty sure the FDA will agree with me on that one.

Biotech is littered with "sure things" that worked in petri dishes, worked in mice, and failed to work in humans. Nanoviricides don't have to enter a cell before they can encounter differences between mice and humans.

I also point out that even the efficacy of Flucide in mice is something we have to take on faith -- there have been no peer reviewed published papers on it.