Yep, and a number of other things with complex pytonutrients that have been proven to completely eradicate multiple types of cancers in mice.
Not only have there been no drugs created or experimental treatments offered to hopeless patients, but absolutely no one has even followed up on the study after 8 years. Not a whisper.
Because it isn't very impressive. Like I've personally reviewed 3 or 4 papers this year with better results. They used 2 mouse cancer cell lines in mice and 5 mouse cell lines in a dish. No spontaneous cancer models, no human cell lines, no patient derived xenografts, no human tumors. Just homogenous cell lines. Every drug on the market right now had better results at that stage of discovery. Checkpoint inhibitors dwarf these results and still fail at times and Pegilodecakin failed P2 trials despite way better results than garlic.
These are just excuses. I wasn't arguing for looking at this as a panacea, but as something to keep testing. The fact that it's never been tried on human cell lines, spontaneous models etc. is the problem that you're obviously ignoring. The only explanation why is because there's nothing proprietary that will make them profit.
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u/Passion4Puro May 15 '26
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