Promising Cancer Cure research.

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7 Feb 2010 - 2:53 PM

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7 Feb 2010 - 5:31 PM

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There is a very positive way to look at this-the fact that it APPEARS to work in, albeit, non human subjects and in terms of cost, being a natural substance and therefore non patentable, although the process of extraction might be, then no one should be able to make huge amounts of money. The downside as, often mentioned in American alternative cancer treatments, is the 'Big Pharma' conspiracy that will seek to stifle any such cure. The other 'economic' factor is that apart from the drugs companies there are a huge number of people employed in cancer treatment, mass redundancies world wide?
Caution must also be given to the " yet another miracle cure found in deepest tropical forest" scenario. As someone who has lost both parents to, different, cancers and knowing its effects I really and truly hope this might be a possible relief to millions but caution must be deployed in raising hopes too much, similar, though lesser hopes seemed to be given to the American Paw Paw extract. Despite the big business element there are also hopes that 'high tech' systems such as nano particles either delivering chemo directly to tumours, without affecting any other cells or nano particles that atatch, only to tumours/cancer cells and absorb radio waves, harmless to normal tissue but the nano particles heat up and destroy the cancer.