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But I don't see why Matt P would even remotely care, unless he was involved and trying to hide it.

I came across an old post that takes on some new meaning after recent Vdex events. At least, it supports a bit of what Vdex said. Of course, for all I know, this poster (who no longer seems active) had a Vdex connection himself.

mnkd.proboards.com/post/167136

"I’ve spoken to 5 executives who’ve worked with Mike, 3 in former companies and 2 now departed from MNKD. None of them want their names used so these anonymous sources are subject to that criticism. So be it. Dismiss what I write below if you want. All five said very similar things: 1) Mike is ruthlessly political, 2) out for his own good, 3) will stab people in the back-has no loyalty, 4) is only interested in his own ideas or ideas that he can take credit for, 5) surrounds himself with yes men, and 6) is a very good talker. One said upon hearing Mike was made CEO of MNKD said he lost all respect for or interest in the company. The guy said Mike was “not impressive,” and he wondered how a company could be so desperate to make Mike the leader. He questioned whether the MNKD BOD was “asleep at the wheel.” This person is a successful, high-profile businessman who’s held high level executive positions in companies that you’d all recognize instantly. He has no apparent axe to grind. The other two non-MNKD people said mostly the same thing and that Mike was ambitious to a fault. These were people I met randomly so I didn’t seek out the contrary opinions."

"The two departed MNKD execs told me to look at the turnover since Mike came in. They said good, competent people don’t like working with Mike because he is so obviously calculating and self-absorbed. He is not a team player. One told me Mike privately admitted to him his goal to displace Matt Pfeffer within a month or two of Matt bringing Mike in. He said Mike went right to work on the BOD undermining MP. The other said Mike is a phony who’ll pretend to befriend you but will knife you in the back when it suits him and will step over the body. One commented that Mike’s line is “I’ve never failed with a drug.” I could go on, but you get the point."

I actually bought MNKD shares on Friday for the first time in a little while. Don't get excited. I bet I own <0.1% of what some on this board own.

But my point is, I just bought shares and so with my luck the SP will be tanking tomorrow.

Stocktwits before Proboards? Now we know where your loyalties lie.

I hate to read at Stocktwits, because every-time I go there my laptop's ad blocker identifies about 30 different spyware / malware / adware trying to hook into my system.

A fellow in the U.K. wrote about how he decreased his A1c from 9 to 4.1 in 11 days, just through diet. He followed Professor Taylor's Newcastle protocol. (By the way, you can do that with the protocol gradually over months. One does not have to fast track it over a week or two.) He's not the only one, they did a study and many others had like experiences.

So, I guess fast and extreme A1c reductions are certainly physiologically possible.

His story (in two articles) can be found at two of the links at this site.

www.ncl.ac.uk/magres/research/diabetes/reversal/#publicinformation

Some, certainly not all, of the other AMSL announcements also mention the companies without mentioning their products by name.

www.amsl.com.au/newsandevents/