Help Chris Heward of Kronos Laboratory fight cancer
November 7th, 2008 Posted in SENS
John Schloendorn, who is doing scientific research on the LysoSENS project for the Methuselah Foundation, asks you to support Chris Heward’s fight against his Stage IV esophageal cancer. Chris is president of Kronos Science Laboratory and presented talks on longevity research at the most recent Foresight Vision Weekend and Alcor conferences. His chances of surviving a year are said to be less than 1%, even with the best available care.
The current plan to combat Chris’s cancer is based on the granulocyte therapy developed by Zheng Cui, who made headlines throughout the anti-aging communities last year by achieving a complete cure for all types of cancer tested in mice. The most critical resource for this project are granulocyte donors. To help the fight his cancer, and further medical research as a whole, consider joining this cause by seeing if you are eligible to donate granulocytes.
A new Facebook group to support this fight has been created, titled Friends of Chris Heward. The white blood cell donor screening form can be downloaded from the cyonics blog Depressed Metabolism. To learn more about this proposal, Zheng Cui’s presentation from Aging 08, which I filmed and edited, can be viewed below.
Natural Cancer Resistance in Mice and in Humans: basis for a novel cancer therapy.