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... She was shocked. But after some discussion, she raised some very good points, which are as follows:
ROCKIN’ THE BOAT
1. Take a look at the preliminary studies.  ...
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This article explores how good methodology in research is crucial to the success or failure of a study. First HDIABETES.COM ...
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... We have, well, good news and we have bad news. The good news is that Phase 2 of Dr. Faustman’s trials using BCG to cure Diabetes Type 1 are underway as of this month (June 2014). Kudos to Dr ...
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... ith age and I'm losing hope.
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Dear Hoping4cure,
I remember reading about your experiments using BCG. That's why we've come to the conclusion that it's NOT a good idea to try B ...
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... well and good. But what if I told you that no entity anywhere has an obligation to publish a study either in whole or in part? Thus if a study found a drug or device that caused a health problem, ...
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... has always made more jobs than it’s eliminated. In fact, people raised in the era of old-fashioned capitalism, before the 1990’s, might look at the rise of Corporatism as good.
But this ...
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... were always good for basic scientific knowledge. But they didn’t seem to understand the unpredictability of our condition and how many variables effected blood sugars. Scientifically it makes perfect sense. ...
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... without diabetes, is making bad T cells all day long. But it’s like an assembly line where you make a million cars, and only a good one gets out. Well, that’s similar to how your immune system ...
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Third Newsletter
The Myth of Research: Good Science and Bad
Do you remember when you first got diabetes? It was in the 1970’s or 1980’s or 1990’s. ...
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... / How can it be possible to study something for nearly 4 decades without bringing it to market, and benefiting people who are suffering? I’d say it’s a pretty good business – to be paid a huge amount ...
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... testing costs can run into the tens or hundreds of millions of dollars, the inability to make profits from existing non-patented compounds implies that they will not be tested. A good example of how this ...