DEFINITIVE HEALING

[Gatto88]

https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20171221006050/en/First-in-Human-Trial-New-Immunotherapy-Approach-Shows-Efficacy
PLEASE MAKE SPRING … NEED EXIT TO DISCOVER THEY ARE EXPERIENCING ANTI-CYCLING VACCINES NEED TO CONTACT THE CITY DOCTOR AND THE RESEARCH GROUP TO SHOW THAT MYCOPLASMA IS THE CAUSE OF OUR DISEASES SO THAT WE CAN COLLABORATE WITH THEM TO FINANCE THE PROJECT,

[Linda L]

How it works.
SAB’s innovative approach leverages large animals genetically designed to make fully human polyclonal antibodies.
In response to a virus, bacteria, or foreign/abnormal substance, fully human antibodies are made in cows to express
the antibody producing cells of the human immune system. Plasma collected from the human antibody producing cow
contains polyclonal antibodies, or multiple antibodies that attack different forms of the disease antigen or invader.

It is far too early to know if it’s going to be good or bad. First they have decreased the immune system of millions of patients with very dangerous medications and now they think how to “treat a low immune system”. Very nice, so we will be taking both groups of medications. More and more drugs.

RA tried everything: Methotraxate, Arava, Humira. Pneumonia three times. Anemia. Very low iron. Hypothyroidism
AP from April 2014 till August 2015. No luck.
Current medications: Natural thyroid, Mobic, supplements,
vitamins and minerals.
MTHFR heterozygous

[Maz]

Hi Gatto,

Thanks for sharing this article, which is certainly very intriguing science. The downer seems that it’s unlikely to be helpful to autoimmune patients who suffer from an excess of autoantibodies. Injecting exogenous foreign antibodies might even revv things up more? Looks this immunotherapy is intended for the immune-compromised/incompetent who are susceptible to mycoplasma and mycobacterial infections, like HIV/AIDs patients who lack an ability to fight infection. In the Scammell book, I think it’s mentioned somewhere that AIDS patients don’t experience autoimmunity because they have an inability to produce antibodies of any sort.

Maybe one day some bright spark will find an immunotherapy for chronic infection-driven autoimmunity. I know of one doctor who deserves funding – Duke oncologist, Dr. Neil Spector, who is currently studying existing immunotherapies to help patients with chronic Lyme, bartonella, and other infections. He has become a staunch Chronic Lyme advocate after suffering heart failure (requiring transplant) due to late stage Lyme.

Lyme Study Uses Drug Discovery Methods That Have Fueled Cancer Breakthroughs

We can still dream though, eh?

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