RE: General15 Dec 2024 11:47
Particularly love this bit…..
The problem is that cancer is always a mixture of cells, so some cancer cells may have the target antigens and some other cancer cells may not have the target antigens. Your nuclear bomb will go only to the cells with the special marker antigens, but not into the other cells, and some cells may be resistant to this medication and may survive and later on the cancer may reappear. But with this special Avacta technology we target the cancer environment rather than the cancer cells, which means that even if you have differing cancer cells the medication goes into the cancer environment and kills all the cells independently of the type of antigen that they have. This means we may now target all the cancer tissues instead of selected cells with Doxorubicin, which is not a new drug