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Re: Dalhousie researchers activate muscles with light
Since we last spoke (in August I believe) I have gotten deeply involved in advocating & fundraising for pALS, and need to make sure that my next push is focused on the correct petition and the correct receiving party. It is regarding GM604/Genervon. One petition is directed at the FDA and US Senate. It's called 'Give Terminally Ill Patients Access to Life Saving Drugs' and has received close to 200,000 signatures on Change.org. Said petition is asking the FDA to apply Accelerated Approval to GM604. I've been pushing this one for a few weeks now and recently came across a new petition for the same thing, but directed at President Obama - to ask the FDA to agree to apply Accelerated Approval to GM604 & other promising drug studies in Phase 2A.
Here is my hang-up: If we get one million/billion signatures and get our President And the FDA on board, does this guarantee that Genervon would in fact release this supposed miracle drug, making it available to all pALS? According to Dr. Bedlack (from what I understand in one if his ALS Reversals videos), it's not the FDA or Congress holding up access to the drug, it is Genervon themselves.
My other hang-up: do we know of anyone who has actually taken GM604 (other than the 9 mentioned in another post from 2014 and the recently studied group of rugby players in another country)? Has anyone on here tried it or seen/heard of someone who's tried it w/ promising results? I'm starting to wonder if what we and many others are pushing for is A: directed at the wrong parties and B: based on any factual evidence that GM604 could in fact be the answer.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated, as my only intent is to help in any way possible. In the meantime, here is the most recent petition to President Obama... regardless of my questions, I see no repercussions in signing away.
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/pe...ugh-existing-fda-accelerated-approval-program
All my love to everyone on here!
Since we last spoke (in August I believe) I have gotten deeply involved in advocating & fundraising for pALS, and need to make sure that my next push is focused on the correct petition and the correct receiving party. It is regarding GM604/Genervon. One petition is directed at the FDA and US Senate. It's called 'Give Terminally Ill Patients Access to Life Saving Drugs' and has received close to 200,000 signatures on Change.org. Said petition is asking the FDA to apply Accelerated Approval to GM604. I've been pushing this one for a few weeks now and recently came across a new petition for the same thing, but directed at President Obama - to ask the FDA to agree to apply Accelerated Approval to GM604 & other promising drug studies in Phase 2A.
Here is my hang-up: If we get one million/billion signatures and get our President And the FDA on board, does this guarantee that Genervon would in fact release this supposed miracle drug, making it available to all pALS? According to Dr. Bedlack (from what I understand in one if his ALS Reversals videos), it's not the FDA or Congress holding up access to the drug, it is Genervon themselves.
My other hang-up: do we know of anyone who has actually taken GM604 (other than the 9 mentioned in another post from 2014 and the recently studied group of rugby players in another country)? Has anyone on here tried it or seen/heard of someone who's tried it w/ promising results? I'm starting to wonder if what we and many others are pushing for is A: directed at the wrong parties and B: based on any factual evidence that GM604 could in fact be the answer.
Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated, as my only intent is to help in any way possible. In the meantime, here is the most recent petition to President Obama... regardless of my questions, I see no repercussions in signing away.
https://petitions.whitehouse.gov/pe...ugh-existing-fda-accelerated-approval-program
All my love to everyone on here!
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