Researchers Light Up for Nicotine, the Wonder Drug
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Great article Rick; thanx for sharing. IMHO re: the last statement - "When we can give people their medicine in a form that doesn't kill them, it will be real progress." - doesn't V4l, and subsequently the e-cig industry, do that already ? ;-)
Yes very interesting article! TY.
I would like to add a note: One of the reasons why after almost 2 years I haven't dropped the nic is because nicotine actually keeps my migraines away. It is also why I started smoking.
I would like to add a note: One of the reasons why after almost 2 years I haven't dropped the nic is because nicotine actually keeps my migraines away. It is also why I started smoking.
Interesting yes, but:
". . . says Don deBethizy, CEO of Targacept . . ."
" . . . DeBethizy worked for R.J. Reynolds tobacco Company for 15 years . . ."
" . . . before he spun Targacept off as a separate company. RJR retains a 4 percent share of the Winston Salem biotech . . ."
I think there may be a slight conflict of interest here
I trust nothing our for-profit medical community tells us anymore. What will save your life today will kill you tomorrow. Ask anyone who was taking Vitamin E to ward off prostate cancer
NBC news will be featuring a story tonight on the scarcity of cancer drugs, and the drug companies who are price-gouging in light of the shortage. Nice.
Health is personal, and varies based on so many factors, that broad-based studies rarely find a one-size-fits-all prescription for health. Until the med community finds a way to personalize health care based on individual genetics and environment, nothing is a safe bet.
I think the article shows this.
". . . says Don deBethizy, CEO of Targacept . . ."
" . . . DeBethizy worked for R.J. Reynolds tobacco Company for 15 years . . ."
" . . . before he spun Targacept off as a separate company. RJR retains a 4 percent share of the Winston Salem biotech . . ."
I think there may be a slight conflict of interest here
I trust nothing our for-profit medical community tells us anymore. What will save your life today will kill you tomorrow. Ask anyone who was taking Vitamin E to ward off prostate cancer
NBC news will be featuring a story tonight on the scarcity of cancer drugs, and the drug companies who are price-gouging in light of the shortage. Nice.
Health is personal, and varies based on so many factors, that broad-based studies rarely find a one-size-fits-all prescription for health. Until the med community finds a way to personalize health care based on individual genetics and environment, nothing is a safe bet.
I think the article shows this.
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