My Uncle Fred used to make his own remedies. I don't think it cured cancer though
Same ‘scientists’ took the licenses away from Dr’s who proved Ivermectin/Hydroxy were effective against Covid bc the pharma co’s had too much $$$ to make on the vaxx.
So excuse me for a minute telling me that “unproven”, “dangerous”, “unique” treatment that WORKED is somehow a bad thing. Pharma makes far more on cancer treatments than anything else and have exactly the same incentive to deep-six anything that could have promise.
I am generally fine with most self-experimentation, as long as it can’t affect any others, I’m good with it.
“She has now been cancer-free for four years.”
So she had a choice between seeking out the approval of some self-appointed ethics experts, or not dying, and chose the latter.
Another 50’s science fiction film plot.
The ethics are not self experimentation but where did the funds come from, was it done stealthily, was there IRB review, etc…
My Uncle Fred used to make his own remedies. I don't think it cured cancer though
Of course that is a bacteria not a virus but the concept may actually be sound. Rather risky though.
How is it unethical to experiment on yourself?
Nearly the premise of “I Am Legend” which led to a zombie apocalypse.
And America First! For many decades, U.S. pharma has been passing the R&D costs for medications on to our consumers, but share developed drugs at low cost with other nations or at no cost to NGOs that medicate the third world.