RE:Why I am so bullish about Theralase.Nicely done Ves tor. regarding "Activation" it may become very easily done with Xray? Eliminates cutting and drilling holes. Just need an IV + Rutherrin + Xray.......easy. Why isn't this being done?
vestor111 wrote:
I have been rightly accused of being a TLT bull. Not hidding that - it should be obvious. So why? Why be so bully? Well it is for one major good reason...
One of the biggest reasons I am so optimistic needs a little background first
The lab and animal studies showed overwhelming good results at TLD-1433's deadly activation.
This research was not in a vacuum, Dr Sherri and her team first simulated thousands of compounds and then whittled that down to a hand full for more expensive and time consuming lab tissue testing.
With that group further whittled down in the lab, the doc and her team moved to even more time consuming and expensive lab animal models.
The research that was done was very extensive and reduced the final set to one compound that proved superior to the others. The others worked but not as good as 1433.
Where the rubber meets the road...
The biggest hurdle was yet to come; how would it fair in human testing.
Along this route the compound was shown to be very stable, water and therefore blood solutable - two very critical issues. The stablity also showed up in the shelf life studies.
BUT BY FAR, the biggest issue that won me over was binding with Transferrin.
Transferrin has a very simple "lock and key" mechanism brought down by millions of years of evolution. It is the exact same "lock and key" mechanism that delivers it directly to cancer's doorstep (like an Uber driver delivering food to a ravenous mob). Directly to the transferrin recptors that cancer has 16 to 20 times more of...essentially all cancers!
This lock and key mechanism allows Rutherrin (or more precise 1433 sans the transferrin uber driver) to be welcomed right into cancer cells. No long absorption and no complex facilitators like HCQ is with Zinc - right in the door.
RIGHT IN THE FRONT DOOR - it is even better than a "Trojan Horse" because Troy had suspicious guards guarding the wall that poked and probed the gift. Not 1433, they have the keys to the front door and this assassin just walks right in to a hungry mob that processes it immediately. Iron is that critical to cancer (thus the 16 to 20 times number of receptors than healthy cells.)
THAT is no small potatoes folks - that is the most elegant solution to cancer every devised in this war that has raged for untold millennia.
That's why I am so bullish. The rest is to satisfy bureaucrats and their processes (necessary by-in-large but plodding).
Add on top of this a new process - the ever changing, often seat of the pants rules and regs that often change almost daily (at least in the states) over the C-19 scare. And all of this takes time. AND IT IS ALL OUT OF THE MANAGEMENT'S HANDS!
So while they could communicate better (like posting the RPCCC study - even if the RPCCC device appears to compete directly with TLT's device winding through the patent office), they too are probably waiting for the call from "the process."
And let's forget to overstate or state too early the unknown can be perilous.
Don't forget - this company was flogged by bureaucrats for overstating things. So why ask for another flogging?
So we wait...but TLT and Dr Sherri have a compound with the "lock and key" solution - riding a taxi right to cancer's door with keys in hand - welcomed in. Deadly food - with the incredible add bonus of waking up the immune system. BANG!
It is hard to poke a hole in this or come up with a more elegant solution.
Activation will have its challenges but solving those challenges will only make TLT more valuable to the world.
GLTA LONGS!