There are many different types of cancer. Conventional wisdom today is that cancer researchers must develop tumor specific medicines. . . what works on a breast tumor will not work on a lung tumor, etc.
At the same time, we know cancer tumors have certain things in common, chief of which is uncontrolled, unnatural cell growth. What if there were a way to use the cancer cell’s gluttonous attitude against it, without harming normal cells? The result would be the formulation of a broad spectrum cancer drug. One drug which could be used to effectively cure a wide range of different types of cancer, without the side effects normally associated with conventional chemotherapy. Read More
