RE:RE:Front Line Treatment Hi vestor111;
Perhaps these doctors are multitudes smarter than all of us put togather.
Do you remember the angst a week or two back over using 1433 without incubating it in transferrin?
Well, just maybe, scrapping the interior of the bladder first will remove some of the offending cancer cells and cause just enough bleeding in the bladder to allow the 1433 to pick up a load of transferrin and launch theirselves right into the cancer cells.
Zap the interior of the bladder with a bit of the right wavelength of light, and presto, whamo, goodbye cancer cells.
Thanks;
made2last