godlovesatrier
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Well Naviaux is the one doing the suramin trials. But due to covid his trials have been a bit derailed. (this was the last newsletter: https://naviauxlab.ucsd.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/Naviaux-Lab-Newsletter-Winter-2019_v10_sm.pdf)
It needs to be administered via IV at any rate and it's not clear from the study what quantity was administered. Not that you would exactly DIY that, that would be nuts.
He needs to really qualify why it's working in his autistic patients and see something similar in his ME trial for it to make sense.
Suramin is a drug that treats west nile virus, it's a very old drug.
It needs to be administered via IV at any rate and it's not clear from the study what quantity was administered. Not that you would exactly DIY that, that would be nuts.
He needs to really qualify why it's working in his autistic patients and see something similar in his ME trial for it to make sense.
Suramin is a drug that treats west nile virus, it's a very old drug.