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Sure, trust the FDA.
Made from humanized mice installed with dead baby body parts. No thanks.
Tocilizumab is an IL-6 inhibitor and we’ve been using it (or baricitinib) since the Fall of 2020.
Now that no one needs it any longer
I have lost complete trust in all of them. I’ll never get a shot for anything ever again
This is another example of FDA mission creep.
The FDA does not “approve” nor to they “prohibit” the use of licensed drugs for any indication a licensed physician believes they might be useful.
Tocilizumab was licensed in 2003 for treatment of certain inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis.
It works by inhibiting interleukin 6 (IL-6).
As soon as the role of IL-6 in fatal COVID was understood, certainly by August 2020, anyone with a license could prescribe it for a COVID patient. FDA PERMISSION IS NOT NECESSARY FOR ANY USE OF ANY LICENSED DRUG, much as FDA would like that to be the case.
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Its not a monoclonal antibody.
Its an interleukin 6 antagonist used to treat RA.
Talk about inaccurate reporting!!!
I read somewhere just recently that monoclonal antibodies were phased out, didn’t work.
I’m not well-versed on the subject, but monoclonals did save a good friend of mine’s life in 2021, so there’s that.
Just-as-effective, alternative therapeutics such as monoclonal antibodies and ivermectin could not be approved by “health agencies” and by unelected bureaucrats lest the “vaccine” mandates be rescinded as required by law.
Why Roche's is being touted an an anti-inflammatory...?