For your lecture...

[puxi]

news.stanford.edu/2019/08/2...

[Ralph1966]

May be they should also study the type of bacteria in the stool of a patient who was "cured" from cancer, then culture the bacterias from that sample stool, and sell them as "probiotics" ?

[puxi in reply to Ralph1966]

Ha! Good idea!

[j-o-h-n in reply to Ralph1966]

Poopbiotics?

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Tuesday 09/10/2019 8:43 PM DST

[NPfisherman]

This ties in with the PCA microbiome post that pjoshea13 put out a number of months ago...Can we attack the PCA microbiome by attacking bacteria and viruses in the epigenetic environment??

CAR-T works better in blood cancers and not so well in solid tumors...I posted a few months ago about a CAR-T infusion with vaccine that had a 60% cure rate in mice for solid tumors....The question is whether analyzing the gut microbiome, making sure that certain microbe levels are high in the gut could increase that cure rate ??

Thanks for posting the Science....

Don Pescado