I think Rce have always said no apparent resistance after 25 uses, which I guess is not neccesarily the same as absolutely no resistance build up ever. Still way better than resistance after 3 or 4 uses like current treatments.
My concern is more to do with how it affects non bacterial cells that don't have internal pressure. Does it still weaken the cell wall in some way and if so will that prove to be an issue? I assume not from previous animal trials but another of the things we will discover during trials. I think rce have demonstrated they can kill pretty much any bacteria effectively in isolation, it is all about safety and toxicity in humans now. I noticed even with ferret covid results they were a bit ambiguous in saying no tox signs below around 1400 ppm yet they seemed to say dose that worked best was 4000ppm. Reading between the lines that seems to indicate it worked to kill virus but also some signs of toxicity?
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