Hi Scottish,
I appreciate the charts things are looking good for NFLD. I have been invested almost 3 years. The company will sink or Swim on the merits of the science. So far everything looks good and we believe the product is a lot safer than blood. The WSJ did a hatchet job on the company and product in 3/2006, but the doctors involved and FDA felt the results of the ANH trial were due to fluid overload. Now several trials later PH has been infused in over 600 people no evidence of any SAE's (Severe adverse effects). The anecdotal data has been overwhelmingly favorable, doctors, EMT's have had glowing reviews about Polyheme. Dr. Moore was the lead investigator and considered the Godfather of trauma surgery. ABC's 20/20 did a negative piece on the trial and non consent issue. Dr. Moore comes right out and claims that Polyheme is better than blood. I think you stumbled on something the Medical community calls the Holy Grail of medicine and will be a huge blockbuster of a stock and save thousands of lives. If you have questions visit us at the Investor Village board where the company and product is talked about day and night. http://www1.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=1666&pt=m
Here is a few reasons why I see eventual approval
1. Previous trial data (People lost all there blood and kept alive on just circulating Polyheme the results were amazing)
2. Four positive interim looks / Power, futility test (current trial)
3. Dr. Moore on 20/20 http://grouper.com/video/MediaDetails.aspx?id=1030473&ml=fi%3d%26fu%3d374766&
4. Polyheme on Fast Money http://grouper.com/video/MediaDetails.aspx?id=673599&ml=fi%3d%26fu%3d374766&
5. No negative leaks during the trial and many positives stories
6. Paramedics praising Polyheme http://www.kykernel.com/media/storage/paper305/news/2006/01/17/CampusNews/Paramedics.Praising.Polyheme-1370753.shtml?norewrite200611051117&sourcedomain=www.kykernel.com
7. Patients saved by Polyheme in current trial
Hiliary Williams
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2006-06-13-traumas-trials_x.htm
Jan Dalton ,
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0603/13/lt.02.html
Erik Silkworth
http://www.jems.com/news/102402/
8. Numerous Medical professionals that post on this and the old YMB that are directly or indirectly involved in the trials have been positive.
Good luck
I appreciate the charts things are looking good for NFLD. I have been invested almost 3 years. The company will sink or Swim on the merits of the science. So far everything looks good and we believe the product is a lot safer than blood. The WSJ did a hatchet job on the company and product in 3/2006, but the doctors involved and FDA felt the results of the ANH trial were due to fluid overload. Now several trials later PH has been infused in over 600 people no evidence of any SAE's (Severe adverse effects). The anecdotal data has been overwhelmingly favorable, doctors, EMT's have had glowing reviews about Polyheme. Dr. Moore was the lead investigator and considered the Godfather of trauma surgery. ABC's 20/20 did a negative piece on the trial and non consent issue. Dr. Moore comes right out and claims that Polyheme is better than blood. I think you stumbled on something the Medical community calls the Holy Grail of medicine and will be a huge blockbuster of a stock and save thousands of lives. If you have questions visit us at the Investor Village board where the company and product is talked about day and night. http://www1.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=1666&pt=m
Here is a few reasons why I see eventual approval
1. Previous trial data (People lost all there blood and kept alive on just circulating Polyheme the results were amazing)
2. Four positive interim looks / Power, futility test (current trial)
3. Dr. Moore on 20/20 http://grouper.com/video/MediaDetails.aspx?id=1030473&ml=fi%3d%26fu%3d374766&
4. Polyheme on Fast Money http://grouper.com/video/MediaDetails.aspx?id=673599&ml=fi%3d%26fu%3d374766&
5. No negative leaks during the trial and many positives stories
6. Paramedics praising Polyheme http://www.kykernel.com/media/storage/paper305/news/2006/01/17/CampusNews/Paramedics.Praising.Polyheme-1370753.shtml?norewrite200611051117&sourcedomain=www.kykernel.com
7. Patients saved by Polyheme in current trial
Hiliary Williams
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2006-06-13-traumas-trials_x.htm
Jan Dalton ,
http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/0603/13/lt.02.html
Erik Silkworth
http://www.jems.com/news/102402/
8. Numerous Medical professionals that post on this and the old YMB that are directly or indirectly involved in the trials have been positive.
Good luck
