Anything on Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
Andrew K. Groves
grovesa at starbase1.caltech.edu
Sun Aug 13 15:43:54 EST 1995
In article <Pine.SUN.3.91.950813124220.8394A-100000 at noel.pd.org>,
betty at pd.org (Betty Martini) wrote:
>
> We have observed IGF to be that initiator, both in vitro and in vivo. To
> my knowledge nobody has ever witnessed the birth of a cancer. A cancer
> is a mistake. Many things cause cancer. IGF does not cause cancer. IGF
> is not a carcinogen. IGF promotes growth. The body recognizes an
> unusual cell. Instead of destroying that cell, our immune systems
> interrupt the growth process. We literally place it in suspended
> animation. 100 per cent of adults over the age of 50 (according to the
> New York Times article) have thyroid tumors which have been controlled.
> IGF, the powerful growth factor, lights the fuse. IGF releases those
> controls. When scientists look closely at cancers they see enormous
> amounts of IGF. I believe that IGF initiates the process of the
> enormous replication of cancerous cells. IGF then continues to
> aid in the rapid growth of that tumor.
>
Would you either post some evidence for this opinion masquerading as fact,
or stop posting to bionet.neuroscience.
I'm asking you nicely. Please.
--
Andy Groves
Division of Biology, 216-76
California Institute of Technology
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