Angela Wright said:I honestly don't think you people actually read the link I posted earlier, which includes Dr. Weill’s article where he really digs into the investigation, so I'm just going to lay out the translation for you since you clearly need it, though you should probably just Google it yourselves if you had any sense, but frankly I don't have the time to waste when the reality of the situation is staring everyone right in the face.
Translation:
According to statements from the US Food and Drug Administration, some laboratory research has been done on Escozul. These studies are described as preclinical and were not conducted on humans.From what I gather, certain pharmacological and toxicological studies were performed on animals, which is just the standard first phase of testing used to determine if a substance is harmful and how it behaves pharmacologically. However, US health authorities insist that they have not authorized the production or use of Escozul because they have no evidence for its safety and efficacy in the treatment of disease in humans.
It would be incredibly foolish to pin all your hopes on Escozul or any other unapproved therapy instead of sticking to treatments that have actually proven their effectiveness against cancer.
Thanks for the response, but I didn't need a translation because I can actually read and I know English perfectly fine, and let me be clear that I am fully aware we are all acting on our own responsibility—because who else would we rely on anyway?—and the reason I asked for links wasn't because I couldn't Google them myself, but because I was looking for specific information that I haven't been able to find even after weeks of searching online, so thanks for the medication regulations, but I get that Escozul isn't some miracle cure, and explaining my actual motivations for being interested in this or why someone would go to America is way too much of a long-winded conversation for me right now, as my only goal here was to gather enough facts to reach a logical conclusion and make an informed decision, which is exactly what your association claims to stand for based on everything I've read on the previous pages.