OK Toothsayer,
This is really just directed towards you because you are the only one here that I see that is willing to have meaningful discussion. I appreciate it.
You've made some good points, but nothing that is a definitive answer. Maybe my answers aren't definitive either. People can have a difference of opinion.
"You think there's a magic pill that treats 50+ diverse conditions, not realizing that such a thing has not existed in the history of world"
The diseases treated are mostly related to the immune system, and it is the reason why so many conditions can be treated with one pill, by strengthening the immune system. That's what LDN does. And it is only effective in its lower dose form, not the higher dose form (50mg) that was ALREADY FDA APPROVED in the US back in the 70's/80's. Please go to this website to read more about how LDN works. It explains it far better than I could. If you haven't read about it, please don't bash it. If you have read it in detail, and still don't believe the claims, THEN I would love to heard why you still don't believe the claims...
https://www.ldnscience.org/ldn/how-does-ldn-work
Can you please answer the following questions for me though (as you know more about biotech than I do), so I can see exactly where it is we are getting disconnected (trust me, I heard everything you said, please just follow my questions)...
1) How is it possible that LDN could have passed various Phase 2 trials in the United States if LDN doesn't show at least some sort of promise? The same goes for the bridging trial in Nigeria. How did LDN get approval if you claim it likely doesn't work (specifically in the US I guess I am asking since everyone is just going to say "Nigeria is corrupt, we never would believe that country")?
2) To begin selling in Nigeria, IMUN is only awaiting marketing approval for their drug. This gets granted (just like in the US) after NAFDAC makes a trip to the manufacturing plant and deems the plant to have passed the inspection. 2nd question, do you think IMUN will pass the inspection and be granted marketing approval? Acromax Dominicana is IMUN's manufacturer. You can look them up. If you don't think so, why not exactly?
3) Once granted marketing approval, they will begin selling. Do you believe they will begin selling in Nigeria before the end of 2017? If not, why not? If so, do you agree with my very conservative projections here...?
https://investorshub.advfn.com/board...e_id=131249379
Keep in mind, 150,000 patients would be a very small percentage of the untreated people in Nigeria / Africa with HIV.