Sunday, January 16, 2022

UFC PRESIDENT DANA WHITE: No, but I took them and they worked for me, so why shouldn't I be able to take them again . . . or other people?

First, I can't believe, or maybe I can, how doctors, two hundred of them, are calling for Spotify to censor not censure Joe Rogan.  What's wrong with an opinion?  What, it conflicts with their state opinion, the one sanctioned by their state medical boards?  

How are monoclonal antibodies beneficial?  According to Bill Sardi, they are an excellent anti-cancer medicine.  See below.  

What is it that they do to COVID or to the spike proteins?  One benefit of monoclonal antibodies is that you can target them to a specific antigen.  That's good and unusual.  I mean antibiotics or chemotherapies can't do that.  Those are like shotgun blasts on your cells.  These remarks on antibodies in contrast to antibiotics was interesting, 

Monoclonal antibody therapy can also benefit the treatment of certain infectious diseases. In comparison to antibiotics which are unable to discriminate between beneficial and infectious bacteria, antibodies can be designed to target specific disease markers on the surface of pathogens. This specificity ensures that the natural balance of the microbiome is unaffected, further decreasing the risk of subsequent infection recurrence.

Moreover, antibodies may be the only suitable option in the treatment of viral diseases that cannot be prevented by vaccination such as HIV or hepatitis C. In these instances, antibodies can act as neutralizing agents (by blocking cell-virus interactions) and/or promote the clearance of viral particles from the patient’s system.

Now you can't get those things to save your life now.  The clown/plant at the 1:40 mark asks the dumbest, most provocative question that only ridicules everything.  

Bill Sardi said this about monoclonal antibodies

If these proteins can somehow be negated then the immune system would have a chance to attack and kill off cancer cells.  Specifically, roaming white blood cells known as macrophages recognize a protein called CD47 and therefore do not attack and engulf cancer cells.  In this manner cancer cells escape the normal immune surveillance that keeps cancer cells at bay. 

Cancer cells typically have a higher level of CD47 than healthy cells and the amount of CD47 predicts the survival of cancer patients. 

Cancer researchers have recently documented the blockade of the CD47 cell-surface receptor with a monoclonal antibody to re-activate macrophages to engulf cancer cells and kill them.  Since virtually all known types of tumor cells exhibit CD47 receptor on their surface, this development may be monumental. 

This single monoclonal antibody drug has now been demonstrated to shrink or even cure human breast, ovary, colon, bladder, brain, liver, and prostate tumors that have been transplanted into laboratory mice. 

In recent years, blockade of the cD47 receptor had been shown to cure some cases of non-solid tumor (lymphomas and leukemias) in the research lab. 

So, for cancer, monoclonal antibodies are a highly promising treatment.  But what about COVID, or, the toxins from the vaccines--the spike proteins?  What do monoclonal antibodies do to the spike proteins?  

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