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Dr. Mary Talley Bowden: IVERMECTIN as effective as monoclonal antibodies against COVID-19 – Brighteon.TV

May 02, 2023 -

She expounded on this during the April 24 episode of the Brighteon.TV program "America Can We Talk?" with Debbie Georgatos. Bowden said she started offering monoclonal antibodies to patients when they first came out. The physician attested to the efficacy of this treatment as her patients infected with COVID-19 managed to recover within 24 hours.

At the time, Bowden had an unlimited supply of monoclonal antibodies since she could go straight to the manufacturer ...

Now Utah is discriminating against White people, denying them monoclonal antibodies as covid treatment

January 14, 2022 -

A 25-year-old whose parents were born in Cuba, for example, can now be offered monoclonal antibodies instead of a 62-year-old "white race" American simply due to skin color.

This "progressive" guideline can be found on Page 6 of Utah's Monoclonal Antibody Allocation Guidelines document.

Some health systems in Texas are doing the same thing by sending non-whites to the front of the line, while whites are told to get to the back of the bus.

Certain ...

DEATH MARCH: FDA orders doctors in eight states to stop treating covid patients with monoclonal antibodies

March 29, 2022 - monoclonal antibodies.Why is the FDA interfering with what doctors are allowed to prescribe to their patients?

It is being reported that in those states where sotrovimab is now prohibited by the FDA, BA.2 now accounts for the majority of new Chinese Virus cases. This would suggest that the FDA's ban is, of course, misguided.

The reason we say of course to this is that the FDA always seems to be working against the things that actually help people while actively ...

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Evidence emerges that measles outbreaks are deliberately encouraged by Big Pharma to ignite vaccine hysteria

Dumbed-down populations accept outrageous vaccine logic

Bedrock of vaccination theory crumbles as science reveals antibodies not necessary to fight viruses

Vaccination: The pet controversy

CDC admits flu vaccines don't work (which is why you need a new one every year)

Rheumatoid Arthritis Drug Linked to Serious ...

Pathogenic antibodies? Vaccine-induced antibodies now believed to be causing catastrophic damage to healthy tissue

September 03, 2021 -

Which is worse, getting the virus or its so-called preventative?

Here's what happens when you get the deadly Covid jabs. Antibodies are triggered by a pathogenic virus that end up binding to your lung cells, both the damaged ones and the healthy ones. These antibodies binding to human lung cells can cause autoimmune damage, and two of the antibodies tested by the Chinese researchers bound strongly to both healthy and damaged cells.

In animal tests, those same two antibodies, ...

Eli Lilly monoclonal antibody drug trial paused over safety concerns

October 20, 2020 - monoclonal antibodies.” These are mass-produced copies of the antibodies that the immune system produces in response to the coronavirus. (Related: Possible coronavirus treatment may come from antibodies produced by… llamas?)

Antibodies can block the coronavirus from infecting healthy cells and preliminary data from testing hints that the treatments may reduce the viral load in infected people and even reduce their symptoms. In addition, Eli Lilly is also looking ...

Antibodies act as natural antidepressants: Study

August 24, 2021 -

When the immune system attacks the body, it can have devastating consequences that trigger functional disorders, and autoantibodies can target glutamate, a neurotransmitter.

Researchers at the Max Planck Institute of Experimental Medicine (MPIEM) in Göttingen, Germany investigated the circumstances in which autoantibodies for N-Methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptors are formed, and how they affect the brain.

Over the course of their study, they found that NMDA levels ...

Medical scientists cautiously describe 100% CURE for cancer using new monoclonal antibody treatment

June 09, 2022 - monoclonal antibodies for treating the Wuhan coronavirus, also known as Covid-19).

To qualify as valid, the study will still need to be replicated. However, Dr. Kimmie Ng, a colorectal cancer expert from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute and associate professor at Harvard University, is convinced that the results from this one speak for themselves.

"We initiated a prospective phase 2 study in which single-agent dostarlimab, an anti–PD-1 monoclonal antibody, was ...

Trump physician says president has developed COVID-19 antibodies

October 15, 2020 -

Conley’s memo stated that lab tests on the president performed Oct. 5, “demonstrated detectable levels of SARS-CoV-2 IgG antibodies” compared to “undetectable levels” from Oct. 1. The presence of antibodies means that Trump’s immune system is fighting the pathogen, but more tests are needed to determine if the president can still infect others.

Sean Lin, former lab director of Walter Reed Army Institute of Research's viral disease branch, said: “Having IgG [antibodies] ...

Another study shows how quickly COVID-19 antibodies disappear

July 17, 2020 -

The newest study comes out of London, where COVID-19 patients’ immune responses were analyzed. The researchers discovered that the levels of antibodies that could kill the virus dropped quickly after peaking a few weeks after the patients first exhibited symptoms. At the peak of their battle against the disease, 60 percent of the patients had a "potent" antibody response; two months later, however, only 16.7 percent of them had such a response.

For some patients, the antibody ...

Possible coronavirus treatment may come from antibodies produced by… llamas?

May 03, 2020 -

How coronaviruses infect their target cells

The coronavirus family consists of a number of enveloped viruses that contain genetic material known as RNA. Unlike other microscopic pathogens, viruses are not cells; they, therefore, lack the means to proliferate by themselves. To survive and replicate, viruses need to hijack cells and make use of their machinery. They do so by first attaching to the surfaces of target cells and injecting their genetic material into them in a step-by-step ...

STUDY: Natural covid antibodies last at least a year after infection

October 07, 2021 -

Natural Chinese Virus antibodies, researchers found, will continue to exist inside a person's body long after they recover from the disease. This means that nobody needs to take any "vaccines," especially since said vaccines provide limited, if any, actual immunity.

The peer-reviewed paper was accepted by the European Journal of Immunology on September 24.

For their research, scientists at the Finnish Institute for Health and Welfare evaluated 1,292 individuals ...

Pfizer scientist admits that natural antibodies are “probably better than vaccination”

October 06, 2021 -

Nick Karl explains to the interviewer that people's natural antibodies are "probably better" than Pfizer's mRNA injections at protecting against Chinese Virus infection – watch below:

"When somebody is naturally immune – like they got covid – they probably have more antibodies against the virus," Karl admitted.

"When you actually get the virus, you're going to start producing antibodies against multiple pieces of the virus ... So, your antibodies are probably ...

Researchers confirm antibodies from the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine cause blood clots

March 24, 2021 -

Researchers at northern Germany's Greifswald University Hospital said on March 19 that they discovered how the AstraZeneca jab could cause blood clots and brain thrombosis. The team, led by Andreas Greinacher, said in a statement that the British drug manufacturer's vaccine may prompt over-activation of blood platelets or thrombocytes in some cases. Excessive thrombocyte activity can lead to the formation of clots in blood vessels, blocking regular blood flow.Antibodies ...

UK study shows COVID-19 antibodies fade quickly, rendering vaccines pointless

July 19, 2020 -

This is according to a study that was recently carried out by London’s Guy’s and St. Thomas’ National Health Service Foundation Trust. The researchers studied the immune response in patients with the disease and found that the antibodies they developed decreased within a few weeks after the onset of symptoms. This means that people could well become reinfected after recovering from the illness.

According to the study, 23 days after the symptoms first appeared in patients, ...