AmidFuror

We lose.

So, if that happens?

That’s not really a concern. Cordyceps can’t survive in humans. We’re too warm.

Pssh. Next thing you know, these “scientists” will be claiming to have disproven that men are from Mars and women are from Venus.

When I was a child, I had a fever. My hands felt just like two balloons.

Outside of the many publications, conferences, symposia, and discussions in the lay media on this topic over multiple decades, they’ve been completely ignoring it. Shameful.

I came to complain about the headline (An amazing footage). Then I read part of the article. Holy balls that’s bad writing.

My concern is it is a game of diminishing returns. But you’re right, repeated treatments would help and perhaps be necessary. This assumes that when the virus is latent there is no leakiness to that. If it spreads between cells a bit between treatments, then it could be a game of whack-a-mole.

The problem is if you leave a single provirus, HIV can return. It’s different than needing to supply a functional form of a protein to enough cells that the body benefits. You can get high delivery rates with enough effort. But 100%?

I prefer my insulin straight from people. I will never use GMO insulin!