Theralase Technologies Inc. V.TLT

Simple and Elegant...

[wildbird1]

While we wait....
PressRelease April 5,2024.
Dr.Arkady Mandel said'' TLT cancer vaccine technology represent a significant opportunity for patients diagnosed with blood-related cancer, which are difficult if not impossible to treat.

PressRelease April 9,2024...
TLT said...
''The vaccine methodology is quite simple and elegant(elegant= a scientific solution to a problem, pleasingly ingenious and simple), a sample of the patient's cancer is obtained, whether solid or blood-based, and subsequently treated with TLT-PDC that is then activated with light or X-rays. The wholly-inactivated cancer,with antigen intact,is then injected back into the patient intravenously with the antigens,now programming the patients immune system to recognise, attack and destroy the designated cancer''.

In short...
TLT has a vaccine technology that could treat cancer patients that are difficult if not impossible to treat,and to top it off,TLT cancer vaccine is easy to produce and easy to administer to a cancer patient.

Now, try to imagine a big Pharma reading about TLT cancer vaccine tech, and trying to place a $value on such a simple and elegant solution for difficult if not impossile to treat cancer patients.

First let's get BTD and the money deal that will come with it.

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

Does the endless spewing of bs ever stop on this board. It's been 10 years and they have yet to secure a licensing agreement or partnership with anyone. Why would this be any different?

[CAinPlap]

Perhaps it is because we know have phase 2 data that gets more impressive the deeper we get into the trial.  So after 10 years you should just sell if you actually own shares and move on as if we are to believe the sentiment of your posts, nothing exciting will happen this year. ;)

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

Yet here we are again, doing a raise at what 12 cents US with a free warrant and struggling to even fill these pps. Boy the good ole boys hate the voice of reason. 

[O12009]

I had taken dum dum off ignore, best move I ever made was putting him back on. :)

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

Yayyyyy so edgy and cool, best move ever!!!!!

[3Crows]

Dumb, just take your marbles and go home already.

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

Naaa I'd rather rizz up the good ole boys club.

[CAinPlap]

As long as your amused. You might make more money if you devoted the time you are spending being a purple helmet to researching stocks that you think have a chance at appreciating in value. But you do you and the rest of us will wait for the trial to further progress.

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

Another logical fallacy. You have no idea what I am and am not doing, other than disturbing your good ole boys club.

[CAinPlap]

Yes I am aware that what you say is likely different than what you do. Not under the illusion that you are being truthful in your posts.

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

Yeah OK small man, u do u , I'll do me.

[Sunvalley]

Relax Dumdum. You are not distrubing us because nobody here takes you seriously I,m sure.Everyone realizes that you are just a frustrated little basher boy with nowhere to go at the moment .In fact I find you to be a funny little basher boy . So dont take yourself too seriously ay? If I find you getting too strange I can always use the ignore button as I,m sur a lot of others have , but I keep you

[Dumbeldorfwhite]

Yayyyyyy, assuming someone's gender I thought Canadians were tolerant people. No wonder Vera bounced in about 20 mins. Yayyy I like losing money.

[BlueFranky]

Yowsa... 600 plus views! South of the border interest? Love this post   Reminds me of the last couple of years and some of the action going on with covid related stocks and the possibility of share price aspirations being usurped by the promise of a capable vaccine.. But one with the potential to eradicate liquid cancers? You're right wildbird .. it's almost impossible to put

[TimboBaggins]

Wildbird, I'm getting some flashbacks with that highlighter of yours    

[Mikee3003]

Wildbird - I certainly agree that another treatment for blood cancers would be excellent. What I do not agree with is Theralase stating that they are "difficult if not impossible to treat" What cancer is easy to deal with? As a survivor of blood cancer (non-hodgkins lymphoma 2008) I really find that statement to be an insult. Theralase (and your highliter) paint a picture that all blood

[Roadposer]

Wow. That was a bit harsh. I'm sorry to hear that you had to deal with that cancer but don't take your frustrations out on wildbird. Mr. W is a very valuable member of this sometimes crazy chat board

[Mikee3003]

Roadposer - Their statement that irked me is just not true! Then to have it repeated and highlited 3 times, just not right. Only pointing out the truth my friend .....

[Roadposer]

No worries mikee

[Eoganacht]

Thanks for that Mikee3003. It's great to hear a recovery story.

[Mikee3003]

Much appreciated Eog.....simply pointing out the true fact that there are currently numerous effective/safe treatments for blood cancers.

[Alamir1111]

For stage I NHL, the 5-year relative survival rate is more than 86%. For stage II the 5-year relative survival rate is 78%, and for stage III it is more than 72%. For stage IV NHL, the 5-year relative survival rate is almost 64%.

[wildbird1]

Mikee3003, thank's for responding to my post. I am glad you are doing fine. You seem to be saying that blood cancer is not difficult to treat and that there is numerous effective/safe treatments for blood cancer. As we speak Chemotherapy and Radiotherapy are two of the most used treatments for blood cancer. -Chemotherapy with a long list of side effects( including death) is not what you

[skys1]

Excellent post wildbird, keep up the good work.

[tdon1229]

Mikee3003,  First, let me add my voice t those offering congratulations for your successful battle with a blood borne cancer.  In 2013, I made contact with my college roommate after 45 years, and he offered a similar story of successful treatment.  A year or so later my younger brother began a similar battle.  He, too, won his battle, only to lose his life suddenly to sepsis

[blackjack0]

Great post tdon and wildbird. Much appreciated 

[BlueFranky]

I second those thoughts  Great posts,  tdon and wildbird! Keep up the good work

[Oilminerdeluxe]

mikee, good fight, man. Winning over that disease  a triumph. disease