I think one major benefit with EFTI, as Marc has said on more than one occasion. Is that EFTI is cost effective right down the line. Time in hospital for patients re chemo radiation treatments hours in the chair. Which then frees up nurses and doctors and of course the bottom line for hospitals. EFTI could be administered by a Gp.
So imo there is a lot to play out here. We can go on about all the other treatments out there that are approved or in trials that match efti??? But I have not seen a more cost effective method with less side affects and toxicity.
Just my 5 cents
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