Saginaw Bay Area - Michigan | John Burns - 11/9/2021 18:51
Dr John Campbell gives an in depth talk on the modes of action of the two drugs. Describes the action in layman's terms. Many references given to where he gets the information so you can check the accuracy of his claims.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ufy2AweXRkc
Your subject is a bit misleading since it's more about how IVE works, which studies prove it, how it uses the same basic action as the new Pfizer magic pill and a few other items. Remdesivir was more of an after thought. At least that's how I looked at it.
Really interesting in how IVE works and makes it obvious why it needs to be taken _early_ in the infection since it's stopping replication from happening. If one is already well "infected" to the point that other bad things are happening (ie in hospital) then IVE isn't going to help much, just like the new Pfizer pill. Of course replication happens differently for different people, so there's no 100% "always works this way" rule. Falls right in line with the one study that said "didn't work" when they were giving it to already-hospitalized people. Well obviously, now that we know how it works, it would not work in that scenario.
Was not sure what Campbell was implying at the end of the video with the cow and horse stuff? Well, that and the $0.06 cost factor earlier. *******
Do have to wonder if any that have been hardcore anti-IVE will change their minds at some point.
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