Exploring an Exciting New Therapy for ALS (Lou Gehrig's Disease) with Dr. Ronald Lane

The answer is yes.

And what was happening? She had her studio where she would paint every day in Natchez.

She had a gallery and her stuff would sell before the oil dried because everybody loved her and she was the best artist.

And so what was I going to

do?

Well, I had a computer and I sat there and I started working on a solution to Alzheimer's.

And I won't bore you with the details, but I had an extended period of time, about 10 years.

where I could sit there with my computer and ask questions.

And I ended up coming at it from a very different way than the drug companies.

And the drug companies have one product, of course, drugs.

And in the South, there's an old saying that if you've got your hunting dogs and you're out looking for coon for dinner, your dogs sit there and bark on a tree, but there's no cool in the trigger.

You're not going to have dinner.

All right.

And they say that and laugh down in the South.

Well, the problem with the drug companies is that the drugs are not the solution to what we're talking about.

So we ended up with a thing or the process called the cell based technology.

And what it means is that we're using the body's cells that are created and given to us, and it's through an evolutionary process.

Some will claim it's the almighty, and I wouldn't argue with that, but it is a situation where you've got the cells normally in a normal individual will fight infection.

They'll fight all kinds of things, and that's what keeps us healthy, and it's the cells that do the work.

So my reasoning was if that is the normal, then apparently in the non-normal, in the disease state, the cells aren't working back anymore.

And so my focus was on the cells and the cell-based therapy.