[UnwashedPeasant]

This is bad news for the Disease Management and Disease Charity industries. They will make sure it goes nowhere.

Full text of medical study: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-09371-2

[Fiddlstix]

[Texas Fossil]

Interesting. Thanks for post.

[Getready]

There are enuf countries who want a cheap method to knock doen those types of tumors
....someone will pay for those studies....maybe even ethanol industry or imaging device manufacturer’s or injection equipment...or surgery departments...or veterinary schools...etc...at least thats what i hope....

[Buffalo Head]

Yes. The medical-pharmaceutical complex will fight this tooth and nail. They are in business to treat cancer, not cure cancer.

[Paladin2]

Best to transfer Ethanol from injection into gasoline to tumor injection....

[UnwashedPeasant]

"By the eighth day, all 7 tumors were gone, for a cure rate of 100%."

That line should have been bolded.

[CodeToad]

Curing cancer is not profitable. This will be the last time you hear of this treatment.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Reminds me of an OLD, old Science fiction movie in which aliens inject people with alcohol through hollow fingernails.

But the headlights of the local teens destroy the aliens.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Lemons kill cancer.

[CedarDave]

So as a side effect, did the hamsters get drunk?

[Crucial]

If it works on mammals, it should work on people. There are always exceptions but this shows promise.

[fungoking]

Its been killing small engines for years.

[HiTech RedNeck]

The Jack Daniels Jello shot cancer cure.

I guess I’d ask why this kind of well differentiated cancer couldn’t be simply surgically removed. Is this a solution looking for a problem? Although if something toxic had to be used on a tumor, ethanol sounds like one of the less risky things if it can be reasonably controlled. I wonder if some other food-ish or drink-ish substance could also be used to the same purpose. Don’t laugh, maybe Splenda?

[Nifster]

And IPA kills MSRA.....on surfaces

This is a long way from actual clinical use

[rlmorel]

Yeah. People working in Health Care are pretty foul, evil people who would suppress medical discoveries and let their own loved ones die horrible deaths from cancer, just so they can continue making enough money to buy a new car and a bigger television.

[BobL]

“...resulted in a 100% cure rate in a hamster model”

Didn’t know that there were hamster models. Be interesting to see some pictures of the babes.

[Bigg Red]

Good point.

Meanwhile, I am presently taking a pre-emptive strike on any cancers that might be hiding out in my alimentary canal.

[faucetman]

Not doctors, but big Pharma will kill it.

[jonrick46]

Does a nice cigar go with the ethanol?

[pierrem15]

This is bad news for the Disease Management and Disease Charity industries. They will make sure it goes nowhere.

Nah. They'll just bill you $32,000.00 for $5.00 worth of treatment, like they do now with everything else.