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Posted On: 04/10/2018 9:24:49 AM
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People forget an important factor in the whole Prurisol vs. biolgics debate.
When someone takes biologics, they are going to be taking them constantly.
If Prurisol works in humans as it did in mice, people will take a course of treatment and STOP, when they are in remission.
This is a hugely important difference. Whenever you take systemic drugs, your liver has to clear the drug out of your body (along with any toxins it creates as it breaks down).
So, if you take Prurisol for 2 months, and then go OFF it for even a month or two before starting it again, it gives your liver a chance to repair itself, without having to continue clearing the drug from your system.
Yet another reason why Prurisol would be a preferred drug, for whatever population could use it.
When someone takes biologics, they are going to be taking them constantly.
If Prurisol works in humans as it did in mice, people will take a course of treatment and STOP, when they are in remission.
This is a hugely important difference. Whenever you take systemic drugs, your liver has to clear the drug out of your body (along with any toxins it creates as it breaks down).
So, if you take Prurisol for 2 months, and then go OFF it for even a month or two before starting it again, it gives your liver a chance to repair itself, without having to continue clearing the drug from your system.
Yet another reason why Prurisol would be a preferred drug, for whatever population could use it.
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