The innate immunity vaccine being discussed here at https://twitter.com/hervk102/status/1741664933887070357 which activates the HERV-K102 virus anti-virus system in foamy macrophages should block infections (sterilizing immunity) including SARS-CoV-2 and should be useful for those who got 2 or more doses of the mRNA shots. However, if the person has high blood pressure/elevated CRP which are signs of immunosenescence, the effectiveness of this innate immunity vaccine would be reduced. To remedy, ivermectin started before this vaccine, and continued for say a month might help this system get started. Alternatively or additionally, making sure one's blood vitamin D3 levels are well over 50 ng/ml plasma should reduce the risk of death. See my preprint for details.
Appreciating that ivermectin has been reported to have multiple mechanisms in protecting from SARS-CoV-2 morbidity, is there concern that we would see resistance with widespread use?
I haven't seen much commentary on this in random browsing, but most of the antimicrobials in use have this concern.
The innate immunity vaccine being discussed here at https://twitter.com/hervk102/status/1741664933887070357 which activates the HERV-K102 virus anti-virus system in foamy macrophages should block infections (sterilizing immunity) including SARS-CoV-2 and should be useful for those who got 2 or more doses of the mRNA shots. However, if the person has high blood pressure/elevated CRP which are signs of immunosenescence, the effectiveness of this innate immunity vaccine would be reduced. To remedy, ivermectin started before this vaccine, and continued for say a month might help this system get started. Alternatively or additionally, making sure one's blood vitamin D3 levels are well over 50 ng/ml plasma should reduce the risk of death. See my preprint for details.
see also https://twitter.com/AaronKheriatyMD/status/1741371804068012437
The Japanese have already recently (Dec 26, 2023) warned about a heart failure pandemic https://mainichi.jp/english/articles/20231226/p2a/00m/0sc/047000c.
Thank you.
Appreciating that ivermectin has been reported to have multiple mechanisms in protecting from SARS-CoV-2 morbidity, is there concern that we would see resistance with widespread use?
I haven't seen much commentary on this in random browsing, but most of the antimicrobials in use have this concern.