PNC-27

[Jellybelly54]

Has anyone researched this peptide that’s on everyone’s list? Apparently it’s an anti-cancer pep that helps to kill tumor cells with damaged p53 proteins yet spares healthy cells. I’ve researched it a bit and I’m intrigued . I ran my genes and apparently I have a defect in my p53 gene which explains a lot of the cancers in the family. Wondering if taking this as a prevention strategy is stupid? ChatGPT says stay away from it. I see it used in a lot of alternative cancer center treatment protocols. Thoughts?

 

[cheaperseeker]

I'm interested to know if anyone has experience with this, as well.

 

[Casme]

ChatGPT is not a substitute for critical thinking or doing your own research. More likely than not, its recommendation is derived from the FDA finding contamination in some of the PNC 27 vials they got their hands on or due to the fact that it’s not a FDA approved treatment.

Reddit has a few different threads with anecdotes if you search the site for it. It’s hard to say whether you’d personally actually see or feel anything given that you don’t actually have cancer. Most of these appear to be people that are supplementing their existing cancer treatments with it. Good chance that more people are taking it than that, but there’s nothing for them to really report.