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Posted On: 02/28/2020 10:08:04 AM
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There are 2 ways in which Brilacidin might be helpful in treating the COMPLICATIONS from the virus, which include multiple organ failure from an overactive immune system, and also secondary BACTERIAL infections.
•Often when people get a viral infection such as a sinus infection or the flu, the blockage of nasal and lung passageways with mucus allows bacteria to flourish. The anti-bacterial effect of Brilacidin would help kill off certain bacteria.
• Inflammation can kill. The body tries to fight invading viruses and bacteria with various cells and chemicals. Certain proteins act as messengers calling for disease-fighting components. When the body's reaction is too much, it's the body's overwhelming response that also overwhelms internal organs -- the "cytokine storm" -- and people die. The 1918 flu killed mostly younger, healthy people who had good immune systems -- via cytokine storm.
So, in this instance, IV Brilacidin might be helpful in calming down the INFLAMMATION.
Also, lots of people get asthma -- inflamed bronchia and lungs -- only when they're sick. Often they don't even know that they have had transient asthma, they think they just got real sick with a lung infection. Brilacidin potentially could help with that scenario, which can lead to death also.
Whether a new defensin mimetic or Brilacidin can actually help against the virus ITSELF remains to be seen. We don't know.
•Often when people get a viral infection such as a sinus infection or the flu, the blockage of nasal and lung passageways with mucus allows bacteria to flourish. The anti-bacterial effect of Brilacidin would help kill off certain bacteria.
• Inflammation can kill. The body tries to fight invading viruses and bacteria with various cells and chemicals. Certain proteins act as messengers calling for disease-fighting components. When the body's reaction is too much, it's the body's overwhelming response that also overwhelms internal organs -- the "cytokine storm" -- and people die. The 1918 flu killed mostly younger, healthy people who had good immune systems -- via cytokine storm.
So, in this instance, IV Brilacidin might be helpful in calming down the INFLAMMATION.
Also, lots of people get asthma -- inflamed bronchia and lungs -- only when they're sick. Often they don't even know that they have had transient asthma, they think they just got real sick with a lung infection. Brilacidin potentially could help with that scenario, which can lead to death also.
Whether a new defensin mimetic or Brilacidin can actually help against the virus ITSELF remains to be seen. We don't know.
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