you are right on the California issue, the other person is not informed on the licensing procedure. even if we got california (long shot, we'd need researd facilities at CAHSU, and the only person we could hope would do any research would be dr. ilkov, as he was with the group that discovered mRNA a long time ago). look at SABA for example, they are now california approved, but not retroactive for people who started basic sciences before 2002, or 2001, can't remember. we wouldn't be able to get CA license approval for at least 5-10 years, if we do well. so anyone even starting CAHSU right now hoping for that is delusioned or misinformed. sorry, but that's the way life is.

and as i said before, i'm here because it was best for the family. i don't care to practice in CA; i've called all 5 states licensing boards that i'm interested in, and talked to them about being able to practice there, and they are okay with CAHSU.