Hi,
I thought it might be worth starting a new thread on the videos that are now available:
http://www.gordonmedical.com/aaim_videos.html
What stood out for me most were the political statements.
Annette Whittemore on why so many scientists seem to be stalling XMRV research:
Mikovits on politics:
And the piece de resistance from Mikovits:
which is just about the best news I've ever had...
Also, I don't think we've seen before the cytokine profile that they have developed at the WPI which has 96% specificity to XMRV-infected ME/CFS, which means it may be a potential biomarker.
They plan to have a test available by June 1st that will test for 3 viral proteins (rather than the 1 currently tested for).
Cheers,
Mark
I thought it might be worth starting a new thread on the videos that are now available:
http://www.gordonmedical.com/aaim_videos.html
What stood out for me most were the political statements.
Annette Whittemore on why so many scientists seem to be stalling XMRV research:
I feel that this is just a way of blocking the progress so that they can somehow or another catch up or figure out what their answer's going to be when we finally say okay 'yeah - it's there'
Mikovits on politics:
We've got a lot of very well regarded scientists calling me every day and saying things like "I'm seeing these things too now in my patient populations and I know this story has legs" So the scientists are moving forward and I think the politics will go away very shortly
And the piece de resistance from Mikovits:
One [drug] company came to me last week and offered me as much drug and placebo-control as I wanted for as many patients around the world [as I wanted and] that they would pay for that, so we're making great progress.
which is just about the best news I've ever had...
Also, I don't think we've seen before the cytokine profile that they have developed at the WPI which has 96% specificity to XMRV-infected ME/CFS, which means it may be a potential biomarker.
They plan to have a test available by June 1st that will test for 3 viral proteins (rather than the 1 currently tested for).
Cheers,
Mark