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Great questions.  We do not diagnose any dog or for that matter people.  Our clinics are not set up that way.  For dogs they need to have the diagnosis and the documents to verify it such as Pathology reports, Radiographs (X-rays), Blood test, Ultra Sounds.  All the normal things the dogs Vet and/or Vet Oncologist would have prepared.

Same with people.  They have to bring the proof of the diagnosis with them.


There are signs that people can see in dogs but most often they bring the dog to their Vet because it is just not acting right and then after some test they find cancer.  In the US, dogs owners are very aware of cancer and are proactive in having their dogs checked out on a regular basis.



What do you mean why is it not available in China?  That is where Dr. Tsang started.  In 2009 the Chinese government gave him one hospital to use his treatment and the taught a few doctors there.  No in 2019 some 13 years later, there are 26 hospitals using his treatment.  He is making headway.

As for the cost of the treatment in China, Dr. Tsang said it is around $1800 USD for the full treatment.

Gary

   If you be careful and take an interest in the biography and history of the creation of the project, you can come to the conclusion that this is a matter of his whole life, and part of the duty is to help those in need.

If you went to the clinic for help, then of course you need to first establish what problem and make the correct diagnosis. For this, in any case, tests will be given.

I would even praise the desire of people to create a profitable business, as well as help people. Tembolee it touches the most expensive that a person has - health.

The US governments have a lot of programs but they are all for cancer research not to open buildings and clinics for a for-profit company.

Gary


[/quote] Sorry, I thought the US had enough money for everything. Including business support, especially medicine and health. Now I understand why you decided to do a STO.

We are not breaking any laws ,in fact our project is being run as a 506(c) under the Securities Act of 1933 within the US.  So we are holding ourselves to standards and rules many ICO's do not have to. And we have to follow all medical and veterinarian laws and requirement or we would lose our ability to run the clinics.  Each country has its own laws and we will have to follow them for every country were are in.

Being under the SEC puts us on the radar and we have to do EVERYTHING above board.

Gary

There's nothing wrong with making money. The main thing that people do not break laws and generally accepted moral norms. But opinions about the amount of earnings and their compliance with the work done can be different.

But is this really a noble cause ?! I believe that this is a very good way to make money, because it’s very a pity for a nice little dog, and how not to help him))

I literally did answer this on the page before.

I wrote that all cells need energy to live.  But cancer stem cell the cancer that spreads need energy the most.

So we have a way of temporarily keeping the energy source from the cancer cells and during this time that we have taken the energy source away from the cancer cells they are extremely weak. So when we then use small doses of Chemo it kills the cells.

Now other companies are trying the same thing but they are trying to find a NEW DRUG to do it so they can make billions. But the side effect are terrible because all the new drugs need to be taken on a daily basis

We don’t need any new drugs and we do it for only 70 mins at a time twice a week.

And if you want to learn a lot more watch this video with the inventor, Dr. Tom Tsang our Chief Science Officer. 

https://youtu.be/1wjiPFDxXhI

Gary

I'd also like to know. A man came with a dog to your clinic. He doesn't know what's wrong with the dog. Will you diagnose and treat the dog in any way, even if the dog is not sick with cancer?

How often do people go to your clinic to treat dogs? I mean, people can't know what happened to their dog. They can go to any veterinary clinic. But the that have dogs cancer they know not can.

Why is the method described by you not available in China? If he is so effective. Probably not everyone can afford it.

You want to increase the number of clinics and can treat more dogs. Is there a queue in the clinic for the treatment of dogs? Likely there are other veterinary clinics in which treat and in other methods.

It is part of the treatment.  As with many procedures a person or a dog cannot eat after Midnight the night before.  So after the treatment is over (treatment normally total of 90 minutes in and out the door), we always feed them a bowl of their food. 
[/quote] I understood. But I meant a little different. I said that I did not see the cost of food for animals in your estimate. Therefore, I asked you about this.

Thanks for the video and your interview. Dr. Tsang is a specialist in his field. Very smart man.

I think that Gary  is a very great man who has acted nobly. There are very few people in the world who really put their whole soul and all their efforts to help pets.

Drugs are "old" (long developed and approved) but the method of treatment is new or at least little used. Why is this technique still not used to treat people?  Yes. In China, there are cases of successful treatment but the widespread use of this method is not yet available.

If you are not using new drugs, please explain briefly what is the fundamental novelty of your cancer therapy method? Or does the "silver bullet" not exist?

I still don't think you all understand that we do not have to do clinical trials.  Clinical trials are use to approve new drugs. 

We are not using any new drugs

We are using FDA approved drugs that have been on the market for more than 50 years.  They already some 50 years ago conducted their clinical trials and have the proper use and doses already set up.

So no clinical trials are need.

We have been using this since 2009 on people and since 2018 on dogs. All doses and uses and more are listed in reference books that both doctors and veterinarian have used for decades.

For example, the Saunders Handbook of Veterinary Drugs, 3rd Edition helps you find the specific drug facts you need to treat small and large animals, right when you need them! 550 drugs are organized alphabetically and cross-referenced by functional classification, trade, and generic names so you can access dosage recommendations, contraindications, side effects, possible adverse reactions, drug interactions, and more without the need to sort through a lengthy text. Plus, a companion website provides more than 150 clear, customizable handouts to help you easily communicate important drug information to your clients.

There is the same reference books for doctors and people.

We do know what were are doing.  All the treatment is performed by either a licensed doctor or a licensed veterinarian.

Gary