Promising Celiac Disease "Vaccine" Nexvax2 Goes Down in Flames

Thanks for the update Mr. Adams. I know this news may upset people, especially those who were willing to undertake the role of test subjects in the advancement of celiac research. In my opinion it is wise to pull the plug at this stage, and I am certain that is not easy for the researchers either. The wisdom is also knowing when to extinguish a non viable research path, to pursue another.

I’d have been one of the “not on a bet” team. Being 1000% gluten-free is sometimes inconvenient, but it’s just not that hard ... says a person for whom the diet works. 

Does anyone else smell a rat? Did Phase I not include clinical trials?

Maybe I misunderstood another persons comment above but, whether I did or didn't, if anyone thinks living on a gluten free diet is not that hard, feel free to shut up! I don't take frivolous comments on this matter lightly. Struggling with gluten alergies is a horrible relentless ongoing daily battle. To make my point further, there's been times I've asked to God to heal me or kill me, I've been that sick. On a much lighter note, I thank God gluten always comes out of the body generally in a few days. By drinking alot of water and 3 to 4 days of starving myself of food, I'm always much better. If the term starving doesn't work for you then, replace the word with fasting. I know in my heart researchers won't just give up and quietly go away. Thank you to all researchers and celiac.com for your endless commitments to relieving our gluten nightmares. God Bless! Peace!

6 hours ago, Guest PreDestination said:

“Heal me or kill me”.

I’ve been there many many many many times. For me it’s not a question of whether or not the “diet” is inconvenient. Of course its inconvenient and not easy and not fun but I’m pretty sure 99% of celiacs are over the “inconvenience” (yawn, old news). Convenience or ease is not my concern but IF that is your biggest concern and it’s the first thing that comes to mind when making a case for/against the drug, then you’re right, the drug is probably not right for you. You’re one of the lucky ones and should recognize that by cheering for yourself quietly and be grateful for your good fortune. With humility, try listening to others and encourage them. Tell them that their health and their lives are worth fighting for. So many of us are wondering how we’re going to live the rest of our lives, tired, sick, comorbid diseases, many who have developed cancers, some who have committed suicide. They also lived with a 1000% percent clean diet but this disease doesn’t treat everyone equally and one person does not deserve a better fate or less symptoms than the next. Seeing this today brought me to tears. I pray for the people who have it worse than me. There are far too many... 

10 hours ago, Joel K said:

Does anyone else smell a rat? Did Phase I not include clinical trials?

Phase1 tests a drug's safety and tolerability not its efficacy--what rat is there to smell---why the distrust----the results were such that it was not economically feasible for the company to continue to invest millions

On 7/9/2019 at 8:37 AM, Joel K said:

Does anyone else smell a rat? Did Phase I not include clinical trials?

Phase I tests are generally for tolerance and safety. Phase II / III are more about effectiveness.

On 7/1/2019 at 9:44 PM, Awol cast iron stomach said:

Thanks for the update Mr. Adams. I know this news may upset people, especially those who were willing to undertake the role of test subjects in the advancement of celiac research. In my opinion it is wise to pull the plug at this stage, and I am certain that is not easy for the researchers either. The wisdom is also knowing when to extinguish a non viable research path, to pursue another.

 

I'm just glad to see they're being honest... AND that ImmunsanT was willing to include us all by reporting to Celiac.com during the entire process.  

I am very disappointed because I am tired of being sick and suffering. It’s like nobody is listening to our cry for help. Just know it’s not a good place to be physically or mentally. Praying for successful treatment and preventable measures.

12 hours ago, Guest Rebecca said:

I am very disappointed because I am tired of being sick and suffering. It’s like nobody is listening to our cry for help. Just know it’s not a good place to be physically or mentally. Praying for successful treatment and preventable measures.

Look up Lorazotide Acetate. That one sounds great!