It doesn’t matter for the purposes of counteracting the NLP/propaganda.
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Your point is valid, but we are watching multi-tranche, progressive clinical trials across 3 formulations in the US and another several across the globe.
It is getting quite complicated to compare/contrast the results for each formulation. We don’t really know how many variations are involved in any one injection, let alone trying to compare all of them.
Although, my impression is that none are actually *successful* at any specific level, except perhaps that of lessening severity (while causing severe adverse reactions). Any of the early, outpatient protocols appear more efficacious. Speaking of which, it sure seems like multiple anti-parasitics plus any variety of myriad supplements and regional/indigenous plant-derived treatments produce favorable results in a majority if accessed early. Without the adverse reactions.
Am I the only one who finds it intriguing that anti-parasitical medications are so ubiquitously effective? All of which also seem to almost be miracle treatments for other conditions, such as cancer and autoimmune disorders? It’s almost as if the genetic engineers are superfluous.
Agreed on all points! :-)