Why wouldn't Leronlimab be an *almost* absolute so
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Posted On: 01/17/2021 3:50:24 PM
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Why wouldn't Leronlimab be an *almost* absolute solution in case of full approval?
In my opinion more imagination is needed. Why not stockpiling it? Why not producing millions of doses weekly? Couldn't it be the second penicillin, helping mild/moderate/severe & critical & long haulers?
Patterson himself said that Covid-19 is first a viral disease and then evolves into an immunological disease. Concerning an absolute approach: why not strengthening the immune system to fight off the virus during the initial state and therefore teaching already in school to take regularly vitamin C and to avoid sugar. Finally in the worst case there would be Leronlimab available. It would still be cheaper, smarter and in the long term more beneficial for each individual.
In my opinion more imagination is needed. Why not stockpiling it? Why not producing millions of doses weekly? Couldn't it be the second penicillin, helping mild/moderate/severe & critical & long haulers?
Patterson himself said that Covid-19 is first a viral disease and then evolves into an immunological disease. Concerning an absolute approach: why not strengthening the immune system to fight off the virus during the initial state and therefore teaching already in school to take regularly vitamin C and to avoid sugar. Finally in the worst case there would be Leronlimab available. It would still be cheaper, smarter and in the long term more beneficial for each individual.
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