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I know someone who was put on Leronlimab after he had a massive heart attack and stroke; he is alive and back to work. He said, and OHM could explain that the left side of his body was coming alive, like when you feel a foot falling asleep, and it wakes up. He was able to use his body again. Fact!

OHM, please explain.

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A heart attack will cause soreness of muscles and numbness on the left side. Besides lessening inflammatory damage to the heart, leronlimab would be able to help clear plaques that are causing arterial blockage, increasing blood flow and relieving the numbness.

With stroke the body opposite the cerebral hemisphere affected by stroke will see lessening muscle control and even arterial control caused by neuronal and dendritic damage. So that can cause numbness. Leronlimab would stop neuronal damage due to inflammation and help rebuild dendritic networks reversing the effects of stroke.