Comments on: Call For Cancer Research Blog Carnival Submissions! http://nosugrefneb.org/437 (benferguson) Sat, 24 Dec 2011 11:56:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: Pat McDougall http://nosugrefneb.org/437#comment-8316 Pat McDougall Mon, 21 Jul 2008 13:37:00 +0000 http://nosugrefneb.com/weblog/?p=437#comment-8316 <p>Hey, Bayblab . . . Here's my appeal to set aside the poo-poo ca-ca stuff long enough to stomp some heartless frauds operating right under your elevated graduate student noses.</p> <p>The toy of choice with these fraudsters would appear to be what is needed to perform "high performance liquid chromatography" or HPLC sometimes prefaced with the words "reverse process'. The fraudsters ask for a sample of your blood so they can use said instrument to measure how many amino acids and other goodies your serum contains so's they can beef 'em up with their overpriced vitamins and minerals to do battle with cancer, Down Syndrome, Autism - you name it.</p> <p>I would like to challenge this idea but I have about as much scientific know-how as Bill O'Neill, founder and CEO of the Canadian Cancer Research Group (CCRG),Immune System Managment (ISM) and OncomatRx where one of these HPLC machine is located. But surely some of you graduate students have worked with HPLC and can tell me whether the fraudsters have hit on something here and can expect to be at the next Nobel Prize ceremonies. (signed) The Great Unlettered</p> Hey, Bayblab . . . Here’s my appeal to set aside the poo-poo ca-ca stuff long enough to stomp some heartless frauds operating right under your elevated graduate student noses.

The toy of choice with these fraudsters would appear to be what is needed to perform “high performance liquid chromatography” or HPLC sometimes prefaced with the words “reverse process’. The fraudsters ask for a sample of your blood so they can use said instrument to measure how many amino acids and other goodies your serum contains so’s they can beef ‘em up with their overpriced vitamins and minerals to do battle with cancer, Down Syndrome, Autism – you name it.

I would like to challenge this idea but I have about as much scientific know-how as Bill O’Neill, founder and CEO of the Canadian Cancer Research Group (CCRG),Immune System Managment (ISM) and OncomatRx where one of these HPLC machine is located. But surely some of you graduate students have worked with HPLC and can tell me whether the fraudsters have hit on something here and can expect to be at the next Nobel Prize ceremonies. (signed) The Great Unlettered

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