Topic: ⭐️ [ANN] [STO] Cancer Treatment Proven Since '09 ⭐️ MINIMUM INVESTMENT ONLY $90 ⭐️ - page 31. (Read 8239 times)

Need to the dog was under the supervision of a vet. In some countries, the veterinary service is well developed, but there are many countries where dog owners visit a veterinary clinic only in exceptional cases, often belated

   Most people who have dogs do not even suspect that their pet is sick. After all, there are different stages of the disease.

I also did not know that there is such problem in dogs and is quite acute. It is good that people have not left this problem aside and even use advanced methods of treatment.

This is not so important. The main thing is that the project has its own active command staff, which you can rely on. Out of people like you, a community usually forms.

Thank you artdor.  I hope for success also.

Gary
[/quote] Well, Gary, how much money have you already raised? Or is it forbidden to disclose this information? Thank you for answer.

We own the treatment. And we have it as a proprietary treatment but it is a process we use of several already FDA approved and patented drugs.   But we will be fine.

Or you had a very good veterinarian, environment, camphor climate and a bit of luck. Or you just didn't know that.

that is, you work on the principle-as is. I don't know what to call it...patent or ownership. But your company doesn't have that? Usually people tend to legally protect their inventions and discoveries at least I think so. And if this method is really so good it would give an opportunity for its wide application.

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There are 89 million dogs in the US and about 85 million in Europe.  Still to this day I have people say to me they did not know dogs get cancer.  I am sure there are the same percentage in dogs in Europe as in the US.  25% to 33% will get cancer.  Check out this site and more and you will see a lot of dogs in Europe have cancer.  [URL]https://www.esvonc.com/esvonc[/URL/

Now why so many dogs.  Lots of reasons, paws always touch the grass and such where grasses are treated with pesticides.  Have you heard about all the cancer farmers, landscapers and other are getting from using RoundUp for so many years.  Also the dogs take in more with they noses that people.  BUT THE BIGGEST reason is some 125 years ago, starting in Europe, people started wanting purebreds.  So they started breeding Boxers to Boxer, Goldens to Goldens and so on with all breeds.  So now those dogs and certain breeds that had genetic predisposition to have cancer are being breed to other dogs in the same breeds with the same genetics.  That is the main reason.  The available gene pool among purebreds.



We do not have any real clinics open yet.  That is what we are raising the money for.  But my reputation throughout the National Canine Cancer Foundation is well know in the US and we have access to several millions of dog owner.  And yes they go to their vets and the vet will make a initial diagnosis and then refer the dog to either us or a Vet Oncologist.  So at first we have to get the work out.  But their are two things to understand.  With everything out their to treat dogs for cancer, not much of it gives the dog of very good change of living longer than 3 to 6 months.  So when the word gets out, and we will make sure it does, that the treatment at the Canine Cancer Center is very effective and much less expensive than anything else, then the people will come with their dogs with or without a referral.


If is protected by our property trade secrets but it will get out.  But think about it.  It is being used in 26 hospitals in China but not of the Oncologist in practices are using it.  Why because it does not make a lot of money for them.  The is the main reason people won't use it.  And the other reason is that we have the inventor of the treatment as one of the Founders and the Chief Science Officer and part of Adsana.  So where would you want to go.  To the place where the inventor is overseeing everything or at some place where they learned about it but are basically guess if something out of the ordinary happens.

Hello. I am interested in one simple question. Why are there so many dogs in America that get cancer ?! I myself lived in Europe for a long time, during my life I had the opportunity to get a few dogs. All my relatives and friends are avid dog lovers. But I have never met such a problem with us.

I think that it is better to evaluate the project itself. I don't know Gary personally, so I can't judge his personality. Helping animals he of course makes a good job. But it's more important to me how good this project is.

How well known are your clinics? As I understand dog owners are turning to different vets. If the dog is diagnosed with cancer is likely the vet may make a referral to the appropriate clinic.

How well protected is this method of treatment from a legal point of view? If another company offers something similar and enters the market of veterinary services or even the market of medical services… is that possible?

I would not dare to make such statements. No one knows what is going on in the soul of that person who decided on such a thing.

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My oh my dizzy are we a bit cynical or what?  Let me give you the facts.  I have been running a non-profit called the National Canine Cancer Foundation since 2006.  You do not make a lot or get rich running a non=profit for the past 13 year.  Dr. Tom Tsang left his well paying research job at the Arizona Cancer Center and moved to China in 2009 to get his treatment going and over the past 10 years, he ask taught doctors in 26 hospital how to use the treatment.  He was NEVER PAID for any of it.  He has never earned one penny from all the treatments that were given. He has been supported by people in the United States who believes in him and his treatment.  He barely makes anything and has had to start teaching in China because of the financial stress put his family.  I would say he is a noble man.

So called it what you want.  Tom and I both have a passion to save both dogs and people.  My mom died of cancer when I was 9 years old.  I never grew up with a mother.  So yes I want to get this treatment out.

Will the clinics make money.  Yes is that wrong? We would like to start earning a more secure living for the 13 years I spent in research and the 30 Tom has spent in research.  Is that unreasonable?  Also we are asking for investors to get involved.  So if we get investors, it is our responsibility to make sure the company grows and produces a good profit so the all the investors will have a good return on their investments.

An finally dogs do have a great way of becoming part of a family and to some people their only family.  So what is wrong with wanting to help them.  My wife and I had to watch 7 of our dogs die of cancer.  It was heart wrenching and it broke our hearts so yes we are going to help save dogs from dying of cancer and we will eventually help people.  If you think this is a get rich scheme trust me there are other easier ways to get rich. But I assure you this is one of the best way to give back and save lives.  Both people and dogs.  

Gary



Because we are introducing a effective inexpensive way to kill cancer cells. The big pharmaceutical companies only want to create a new drug to make billions.

So if we are bringing a cancer treatment to the everyday person then why not let them own part of this company.  And be part of a solution to a problem.

Gary

When I read your whitepaper, there's a question came up into my mind in which is are you saying that you have find a solution to sure cancer?
There are also lot of way to raise fund to get all your need for your objective, why did you choose crypto anyway?

I, too, be part of the project. Therefore, I invested part of the free money in the project. Yes, this is not as much as I wanted, but I could help with what I could.

Yes. There is nothing wrong with that. Therefore, our task as a crypto community is to support useful projects like ADSANA.

This question was addressed to another interlocutor. But you explained it much better. I wish you success in promoting and raising money for your project. Good luck to Gary.
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Thank you artdor.  I hope for success also.

Gary

This question was addressed to another interlocutor. But you explained it much better. I wish you success in promoting and raising money for your project. Good luck to Gary.