“ The study involved 400 patients with early sta
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“ The study involved 400 patients with early stage breast cancer. Half were given a vaccine to stimulate their immune system before surgery.
After seven years, 81% of patients who had the vaccine were still alive and free of breast cancer, compared with 65% of those who had received standard care.”
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This dovetails pretty well with a thought that occurred to me in the early morning today. I was thinking that without any source material or citations, it would be frivolous to post. It’s a pretty similar thought to the above trial publication.
Here’s the thought. If LL rebalances and modulates the immune system after a severe immune reaction to a virus, then truly it should do same even in the absence of a contemporaneous infection - LL would reset the immune system just for the heck of it, on a bright, sunny day for instance.
It rebalances the CD4/CD8 ration, depolarizes M1/M2 macrophages, knocks down inflammatory cytokines, etc.
So does that not mean that LL better prepares a resting immune system to be more ready for the next crises? Could it be used as a kind of Prep drug for everyone, but specifically immune challenged folks, or perhaps the elderly. Could it eliminate the underlying causes ME/CFS, or downstream effects of adolescent EBV?
Dunno. But a boy can half dream/half sleep over it!
After seven years, 81% of patients who had the vaccine were still alive and free of breast cancer, compared with 65% of those who had received standard care.”
Investors Hangout: https://investorshangout.com/post/view?id=669...z8cBW5veF7
This dovetails pretty well with a thought that occurred to me in the early morning today. I was thinking that without any source material or citations, it would be frivolous to post. It’s a pretty similar thought to the above trial publication.
Here’s the thought. If LL rebalances and modulates the immune system after a severe immune reaction to a virus, then truly it should do same even in the absence of a contemporaneous infection - LL would reset the immune system just for the heck of it, on a bright, sunny day for instance.
It rebalances the CD4/CD8 ration, depolarizes M1/M2 macrophages, knocks down inflammatory cytokines, etc.
So does that not mean that LL better prepares a resting immune system to be more ready for the next crises? Could it be used as a kind of Prep drug for everyone, but specifically immune challenged folks, or perhaps the elderly. Could it eliminate the underlying causes ME/CFS, or downstream effects of adolescent EBV?
Dunno. But a boy can half dream/half sleep over it!
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