Smoking Everywhere V. FDA Daily Docket Sheet Update--APPEAL's COURT ISSUES STAY

[Sun Vaporer]

[QUOTE=LoneRanger;1375946]

Try WSVN News- local -to see news clip.They said published in Nature Journal.

Where is WSVN News located Lone?

[Sun Vaporer]

Here it is Lone--very good article. Looks like the "Holy Grail" of a Cancer Cure. I wonder if it will get shelved.

"The experimental drug that in mice marked cancer cells with proteins, prompt a violent reaction from the body that, in many cases, has resulted in cancer-free test subjects with minimal side effects. The plan is to have the drug tailored to specific types of cancers. "We can generate four to maybe 10 families of drugs that will cover 70 to 90 percent of the cancer patients."


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[Vaporer]

The same was said on the cure for the common cold. It was reported they've had one for yrs and suppresed it. Why something as simple as a cold?
Look at WallyWorld, 2 full isles(both sides) of cough syrup, decongestants etc...
Most small pharmacies have a long shelf devoted to it. Dr visits, pnemonia, pluresy, sinus infections, the associated ailments go on.
Take just those products and services away and how much money and jobs are lost? At that time many yrs ago it was said that it would devistate our economy. All just from curing the simple common cold.

An old saying states if there is no punishment for crime, there is no incentive to stop.
The FDA is pretty much in that seat. If they lose, you can't do anything abt it to deter them from doing what they want next. You cannot sue them for monetary loss, so win or lose, they never lose.

[Drozd]

there's another cancer treatment that's been provenquite effective in fighting cancer that the FDA is fighting against allowing into the US.. it involves introducing an ozone isotope into the bloodstream...which one of the easiest methods is rectal insufflation (yes that's right blowing air up ones rear)...but it's being used in many european countries and is cheap, quick, and produces good results...

And remember for years the FDA also tried to keep people from growing foxglove in their gardens because it's what digitalis is derived from...there they also claimed that they were trying to protect people because it's a poisonous plant.

[Vocalek]

Yes, and galantamine is extracted from the white snowdrop (and other flowers in the lily family). Big Pharma took it over and the brand name of the prescription in the U.S. is Razadyne, used to treast dementia. FDA tried to take the supplement versions off the market, but they finally lost that one. Galantamine had been sold as a supplement for years and years before Big Pharma turned it into a drug.

[CES]

Gallantamine is an acetylcholinesterase inhibitor- which means that there ends up being more of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine. Acetylcholine is the neurotransmitter that activates the receptors that bind nicotine.

[rolygate]

This discussion thread is now closed as it has become unwieldy at 640 plus pages and 6,000 plus posts. The discussion continues as before, in the new thread.

The continuation thread:
http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/for...iscussion.html

New court dockets/updates will be posted here:
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