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[Janey2]

As the article states, “ antibody treatments have been used for the past 100 years as a means to stave off infections, but their effectiveness has MIXED results.

[Mom2Dogs]

A California-based biopharmaceutical company claims to have discovered an antibody that could shield the human body from the coronavirus and flush it out of a person’s system within four days, Fox News has exclusively learned.

Later Friday, Sorrento Therapeutics will announce their discovery of the STI-1499 antibody, which the San Diego company said can provide "100% inhibition" of COVID-19, adding that a treatment could be available months before a vaccine hits the market.

"We want to emphasize there is a cure. There is a solution that works 100 percent," Dr. Henry Ji, founder and CEO of Sorrento Therapeutics, told Fox News. "If we have the neutralizing antibody in your body, you don't need the social distancing. You can open up a society without fear."

If you google search the story will come up, above is just a few paragraphs from the story.

[NicksmomESQ]

I would love for it to be true.But I find it hard to believe.I hope I'm wrong.

[on the bay]

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@Blahblahvampemer wrote:

We already have HCG, and it was a game changer.  

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And not in a good way, as you and we all know by now unless trying to incite.

And it is HCQ.  

[GrailSeeker]

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@Jersey Born wrote:

Here's something from a group of medical doctors on the front lines of Covid-19 medicine.  The doctors involved are listed here:

https://covid19criticalcare.com/team/

Here's their treatment protocol.  They are stating that they are saving lives, and I believe them. There is way too much polarization on the issue of treatment for political reasons, and the practice of medicine should not be based upon politics, but on observable and reproducible results.

https://covid19criticalcare.com/treatment-protocol/

I am sharing this with people I love.  Knowledge is power.

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"We have tweaked the protocol based on the best emerging data; however our core philosophy and approach have not changed.  Some have asked why our initial protocol included hydroxychloroquine, the anti-viral drug that was widely touted as a cure for the COVID-19 disease that is caused by the virus.  Almost all ER and ICU physicians tried it before a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine showed it to have no effect on mortality in patients with severe cases of the disease.  Our FLCCC Working Group currently believes that, if hydroxychloroquine proves to have any benefit, it will most likely be in the earliest stage of infection, while the virus replicates and the patient is still at home, before breathing difficulties or low oxygen levels necessitate a trip to the hospital."

https://covid19criticalcare.com/treatment-protocol/

[Pearlee]

I would love for people to refrain from their political digs.

[mom2four0418]

Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is a hormone produced by the placenta after implantation.

[goldensrbest]

Not on the news,that i have seen, perhaps  not true.

[on the bay]

at any rate, yes that would be a wonderful thing if it is successful.

[Trinity11]

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@goldensrbest wrote:

Not on the news,that i have seen, perhaps  not true.

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It was on the Friday night news with David Muir @goldensrbest .