@DhmGreat work seeking that information out with your email. I think everyone here has to sit back and look at what we are dealing with. IMU is at the forefront of finding alternative successful medicine for arguably the biggest killer of humans in the modern world, and probably one of the biggest historically too.
However, unlike something say like Covid, or Ebola Virus, which are sudden, high impact diseases, spreading with catastrophic consequences with no treatment options or SOC, therefore forcing governments around the globe to allow accelerated new treatment, cancer as horrible a disease as it is, is not a threat to the survival of our species, and its treatment options have been in place as SOC for a long time. It is well controlled, well researched, and although not a magic bullet, treatments in place now are still saving lives. These accepted treatments are in place all over the world. Doctors are trained throughout their medical careers knowing these treatments, knowing what cancer is and how to best treat it, and which oncologists to send their patients to.
Cancer is not contagious. You cannot kiss another person and get cancer. There are no stories of sudden outbreaks of cancer requiring truck loads of body bags, teams of bio suit donned scientists and specialists quarantining large areas, and there is no need for drastic measures to take place and urgent meetings held to combat it.
Therefore, it seems only logical that to transform the treatment options in a world where the SOC and training has been in place for decades, it can and should require steady and methodical trials with safety protocols and procedures set in stone and be heavily scrutinised.
Think of the classic story of Dr Frankenstein. If allowed, it is guaranteed there would be a million Dr Frankensteins. It would be unethical to deviate from widely accepted practises simply to force change for changes sake. So, IMU must prove their worth. They must prove that what they have should have the right to be the preferred treatment option. That is a huge call to make by the medical authorities. We’re asking the medical profession to cast aside treatments proven to some degree, in order to allow our better technology to be put in its place. Even voluntary where a patient consents.
Slow and steady wins the race. That old legal saying rings true for me here in these trials also, “He who alleges must prove.” IMU will eventually prove what they are ‘alleging’, that they are doing better at treating cancer than what the SOC can do. We just need to allow time for that to play out. Be patient all.
GLTAH.
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