Discovery and Characterization of Antitumor Gut Microbiota from Amphibians and Reptiles: Ewingella americana as a Novel Therapeutic Agent with Dual Cytotoxic and Immunomodulatory Properties
Can we get the RCTs done (and not funded by Big Pharma) on this before Big Pharma interests have a chance to bury it like they did with DMSO, UVBI, and the study on autism done by Andy Wakefield et al? Just to name a few. There are many more. Start it now while RFK is still at the HHS!!!!!!!!
Some of us see a frog and think cute frog, ribbit-ribbit. These folks see a frog and think gut bacteria…cancer cure! If this is not proof that it takes all types to make a world, I don’t know what is because clearly we are not the same. God bless them and you, Dr. Marik, for the ways in which you are different from the garden-variety human. : )
I know the sums of money are astronomical to get rigorous RCT’s done, but are you aware of any crowd-funding ventures that help raise money for independent trials (even if they fall short of being large RCT’s)?
So many great-intentioned people donate money to giant cancer foundations, but that money tends to just perpetuate the “Shirky principle” and protect the status quo.
Are you aware of any behind the scenes efforts to find creative ways to try to redirect that money into projects that are in sync with the work you do and the values you uphold?
It's awesome to see this kind of research bring performed, not the least of which is hope that these discoveries can be transformed into life-saving treatments. It's also nice to see positive comments from literate & conscious readers. Rock on, Paul, and may God Bless you, always.
Really cool! Leave it to the Japanese to find seemingly obscure cures…look at how Satoshi Omura found the bacteria for ivermectin near a Tokyo golf course!🎉👍🇯🇵
Wish this were available for my 18 yo daughter with relapsed alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma to try. We have implemented several repurposed agents but she doesn’t want to do chemo again.
Agree
Thanks my friend. It takes all types to make this world.
Thanks...
Can we get the RCTs done (and not funded by Big Pharma) on this before Big Pharma interests have a chance to bury it like they did with DMSO, UVBI, and the study on autism done by Andy Wakefield et al? Just to name a few. There are many more. Start it now while RFK is still at the HHS!!!!!!!!
I was thinking the exact same thing. You hear about a study and then it disappears to never reappear again.
Sorry. Wishing you the best. With love.
Yes, very cool.
Some of us see a frog and think cute frog, ribbit-ribbit. These folks see a frog and think gut bacteria…cancer cure! If this is not proof that it takes all types to make a world, I don’t know what is because clearly we are not the same. God bless them and you, Dr. Marik, for the ways in which you are different from the garden-variety human. : )
I know the sums of money are astronomical to get rigorous RCT’s done, but are you aware of any crowd-funding ventures that help raise money for independent trials (even if they fall short of being large RCT’s)?
So many great-intentioned people donate money to giant cancer foundations, but that money tends to just perpetuate the “Shirky principle” and protect the status quo.
Are you aware of any behind the scenes efforts to find creative ways to try to redirect that money into projects that are in sync with the work you do and the values you uphold?
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Edit: I just read your article (https://paulmarik.substack.com/p/why-randomized-controlled-trials ; & the linked “Disinformation Playbook), and I drastically downgrade my emphasis on RCT’s.
While I can’t personally vouch for the following crowd-funding site, it does look very interesting… https://experiment.com/discover
It's awesome to see this kind of research bring performed, not the least of which is hope that these discoveries can be transformed into life-saving treatments. It's also nice to see positive comments from literate & conscious readers. Rock on, Paul, and may God Bless you, always.
Really cool! Leave it to the Japanese to find seemingly obscure cures…look at how Satoshi Omura found the bacteria for ivermectin near a Tokyo golf course!🎉👍🇯🇵
Thank You All for continuing The Work
Mainlining bacteria from a frog's intestinal contents to eradicate a cancer in mice.
What a world! ;-D
"These are the days of mystery and wonder" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uy5T6s25XK4
Nature never ceases to amaze!
Thanks so much for this encouraging article, Dr Marik!
Exciting news! It does make one wonder how they arrived at amphibians to test this concept.
Wish this were available for my 18 yo daughter with relapsed alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma to try. We have implemented several repurposed agents but she doesn’t want to do chemo again.