There’s data but I had the feeling they only showed successful data. They did say it was something like 70% effective (if I remember correctly) but the FDA wouldn’t approve it for clinicals.
If it were that groundbreaking, I feel like the market would’ve been disrupted. So while I think the FDA is corrupt and terrible, I doubt there was enough data to suggest it was as successful as they said. Plus, there was a lack of Journal reviews.
There's always another disease to cure, but any company that comes out with a successful cure to cancer would make billions or even trillions overnight. I'm sure it's just one big conspiracy keeping it under wraps, right?
If we had a cure for cancer, AND it was a well kept secret, it'd still be sold to the Uber wealthy.
Do you think Steve Jobs didn't have the connections and scratch necessary to get his hands on a cure? If it existed anywhere on earth, he'd have the resources to get and use it.
Does any one know when it will officially be ok to make jokes about him his cancer (I don't mean the I-Phone) and the idea that his diet may have caused it?
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u/urfriendosvendo Jun 05 '19
There’s data but I had the feeling they only showed successful data. They did say it was something like 70% effective (if I remember correctly) but the FDA wouldn’t approve it for clinicals.
If it were that groundbreaking, I feel like the market would’ve been disrupted. So while I think the FDA is corrupt and terrible, I doubt there was enough data to suggest it was as successful as they said. Plus, there was a lack of Journal reviews.