in general (but I did say this was Crackpot)
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Well I guess we were warned
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Replying to @paul_hundred @KarlMaeser and
long story but part is the hypothesis is they’ve developed a trick of evading immune surveillance for long enough that the response winds down and then they ramp up again. so you get lotke-volterra dynamics internally.
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Replying to @Meaningness @paul_hundred and
if true, you need to reinfect yourself during wind-down phase to keep the immune system revved up a few more days in order to completely eliminate them.
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Replying to @Meaningness @paul_hundred and
"you need to reinfect yourself" or boost interferon by any other means at that point of time - there are pharmacological interventions
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Replying to @AndBeyond_N @paul_hundred and
Aha! What’s the safest/most effective pharmaceutical intervention?
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Replying to @Meaningness @paul_hundred and
Well. Here in Russia one can buy a genetically-modified bacteria which multiplies in your gut & produces human interferon for several days,then dies off. "Vetom-1".
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Replying to @AndBeyond_N @paul_hundred and
Goodness! That’s interesting…. do people take it for colds?
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Replying to @Meaningness @paul_hundred and
Short answer: yes,sometimes. Long answer: Vetom-1 is approved as veterinary drug. (Paradoxial,as these bacteria produce human interferon,i.e.made for humans). Why. Because approval as human drug is very expensive. So it is not in official schedule of treatment for humans 1/2
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