The concept is simple. The man-made cancer cell, however, will eat or destroy all the natural cancer cells in the tumor. Then the man-made cells will also die, as there is no longer 'food'. The ongoing research is showing that the concept really works in the lab. The current research indicates exciting promise.
Human research is still in the future, however.
Complete laboratory results are scheduled to be released in the prestigious medical journal 'American Medical Asso-ciation Journal' in June of this year. To help solve this problem, the Medical College of Ohio turned to Glo Germ Company in Moab, Utah. Using the Glo Germ powder which fluoresces under ultraviolet light, Duane Taylor a medical researcher in Toledo, Ohio developed a tracking or tagging technique. A Glo Germ powder particle is 5 microns and smaller. The Glo Germ Company is also working with Dr. Allen of the White House staff, and Drexel University on food safety.