RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:POTENTIAL HOME CANCER TREATMENTExcellent post CancerSlayer...
To complement your post..In the Feb23,2015 PressRelease...
2015-02-23 | Theralase Identifies Potential Mechanism of How Lead Anti-Cancer Drug Works to Destroy Cancer and Discovers New Application to Detect Cancer Cells | TSXV:TLT | Press Release TLT said'' Rutherrin is able to provide 300% more payload of TLD-1433 to the cancer cell than TLD-1433 alone''
As you said Transferrin is ''a natural transporter of iron in the body'', and Transferrin is a protein produced in the liver and should be 100% safe.
We have 4 compounds..
-TLD-1433 = 100% safe.
-Transferrin=100% safe.
-Rutherrin(TLD-1433 +Transferrin) should also be 100% safe.
-Metformin is also 100% safe (when the dosage is respected).
In short...
The combination of Rutherrin(TLD-1433+Transferrin) and Metformin should also be 100% safe.
A phase 1b safety trial will easily prove the above.
Billion dollard question????
If TLT provide directly to the doctors a kit for treating cancer at home(Bladder, Brain, Lungs...etc)..does it mean that TLT will not need a Big Pharma deal(and TLT will keep 100% of the $profit)...????
The future combination of Metformin&Transferrin looks amazing.
Hold on to your TLT shares.
CancerSlayer wrote:
Rutherrin & TLD 1433 are practically twins from a biological safety profile imo. Keep in mind, Ruthenium/TLD 1433 closely mimics its relative, iron. This enables it to have a high "affinity for transferrin" (a natural transporter of iron in the body), which is one of the core reasons for its low in vivo toxicity... as evidenced thus far in our current NMIBC study.
Based on the composition of Rutherrin (TLD 1433 + transferrin), I see no concerns with safety at the doses likely required. Futhermore, it's very plausible to conclude that modifying the core of our compound (i.e. changing the ligand) or using a similar metal of the same group (i.e. Osmium, etc.) will "not" significantly change the safety profile, which again is excellent thus far for this family of elements. JMO.