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Posted On: 02/12/2021 5:41:27 PM
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Tech, Enjay, and others discussing this morning chemokine trafficking in the brain and Central Nervous System of LH patients experiencing brain fog, malaise, etc.
In the Jan. 6 CC, they play audio from 7 HIV patients giving testimonials about their experiences with Leronlimab. The 4th or 5th speaks of being in the study for years and being surprised by how good he feels. Paraphrased, “I began standing and walking straighter, I had a bounce in my step again, and some days i just felt better. I was surprised some days to look around and realize how beautiful the day was.”
His exact words can be located about :16 minutes in to the CC. Attached below.
https://www.cytodyn.com/investors/news-events...ty-webcast
I believe Leronlimab’s affect on cytokines and inflammation in his CNS may be the cause of his experience.
This smacked me in the face during the Jan 6 CC, because of months earlier discussion here about cytokines playing a role in depression. Something I had never thought of. I had heard that ‘brain chemistry’ could cause depression, but that was the first time I heard about CCR5/Inflammation had a role in depression.
So putting two and two together...Leronlimab may help brain fog, malaise, depression, etc.
My 2 cents,
Chazzle
In the Jan. 6 CC, they play audio from 7 HIV patients giving testimonials about their experiences with Leronlimab. The 4th or 5th speaks of being in the study for years and being surprised by how good he feels. Paraphrased, “I began standing and walking straighter, I had a bounce in my step again, and some days i just felt better. I was surprised some days to look around and realize how beautiful the day was.”
His exact words can be located about :16 minutes in to the CC. Attached below.
https://www.cytodyn.com/investors/news-events...ty-webcast
I believe Leronlimab’s affect on cytokines and inflammation in his CNS may be the cause of his experience.
This smacked me in the face during the Jan 6 CC, because of months earlier discussion here about cytokines playing a role in depression. Something I had never thought of. I had heard that ‘brain chemistry’ could cause depression, but that was the first time I heard about CCR5/Inflammation had a role in depression.
So putting two and two together...Leronlimab may help brain fog, malaise, depression, etc.
My 2 cents,
Chazzle
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