ICBII Update on the Road to the Cure - June 2023

A Real-Time Science Report

I came across an interesting article about possible causes for Parkinson’s that the Parkinson’s community may like to know. Dr. Ray Dorsey, Professor of Neurology at the University of Rochester, stated that banning pesticides, herbicides, TCE, and cleaning up air can make Parkinson’s a rare disease instead of the pandemic that it is now.

“Parkinson’s is the world’s fastest-growing brain disease, even faster than Alzheimer’s. We sought to determine why, and after two years of investigating, we increasingly think that Parkinson’s is, to a large extent, a man-made disease,” says Dr. Dorsey. “In the book Ending Parkinson’s Disease we detail the products and by-products of the Industrial Revolution, including certain pesticides, industrial solvents like trichloroethylene, air pollution, and heavy metals.” The conclusion? “The rise of Parkinson’s may be largely human-made.” says Dr Dorsey.

It’s important to note the author of this article did not take into account the genetic and diabetes links that probably account for a significant number of Parkinson’s patients. 

As Parkinson’s reaches pandemic levels, ICBI’s SMART Molecule Technology Platform (Specific Molecular Architecture for Recognition and Therapy) is more important than ever. This is a stripped down antibody mimic capable of identifying and eradicating any disease that leaves a target protein in the body – our current focus is on Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s due to our desire to demonstrate our ability to penetrate the blood brain barrier and unlock a new frontier in the treatment of neurodegenerative disorders. 

ADDITIONALLY, WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP get ICBII’s drugs to market faster? The joy of being a part of these historical events can be had by helping ICBII find the funds to bring these trials to fruition through your investing, and by finding others with the financial ability and humanitarian mindset to accomplish the, until now, impossible. Please contact ICBII directly through their website ICBII.com or by phone 858-455-9880, or contact Jo Rosen at PRO for a personal introduction to the scientists.

IMAGINE the world without Parkinson’s, MSA, or Alzheimer’s disease.

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