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Posted On: 09/24/2020 12:55:16 PM
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Re: thriftycents #57682
Thrifty,
I sold my positions in both humanigen and relief. Both show potential in quelling excesssive immune response. I was in humanigen for treatment of car-t immune over response and was intrigued by avaptadil for potential for asthmatics in response to viral infection.
Every criticism/concern about Cytodyn business management/acumen can be made tenfold, IMO about humanigen and relief.
More than that, their therapeutics, while likely effective in relatively narrow applications, do not hold a candle to leronlimab.
I’m as greedy and impatient as many, but I continue to read extensively about leronlimab, RANTES and the intersection of innate and acquired immune systems.
We may be wrong, but I believe Leronlimab and very targeted immune modulation will transform medicine.
Rubraqiercus could not possibly have need more correct in noting that inflammation is a very big deal. Reducing this inflammation, in a specific way without resorting to immunosuppressive steroids, will be the future of a large part of medicine.
I have invested accordingly, which does not include humanigen or relief therapeutics.
Hope that helps.
I sold my positions in both humanigen and relief. Both show potential in quelling excesssive immune response. I was in humanigen for treatment of car-t immune over response and was intrigued by avaptadil for potential for asthmatics in response to viral infection.
Every criticism/concern about Cytodyn business management/acumen can be made tenfold, IMO about humanigen and relief.
More than that, their therapeutics, while likely effective in relatively narrow applications, do not hold a candle to leronlimab.
I’m as greedy and impatient as many, but I continue to read extensively about leronlimab, RANTES and the intersection of innate and acquired immune systems.
We may be wrong, but I believe Leronlimab and very targeted immune modulation will transform medicine.
Rubraqiercus could not possibly have need more correct in noting that inflammation is a very big deal. Reducing this inflammation, in a specific way without resorting to immunosuppressive steroids, will be the future of a large part of medicine.
I have invested accordingly, which does not include humanigen or relief therapeutics.
Hope that helps.
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