Coronavix - a biotherapeutic

Nurses, and physicians, those on the frontlines, want most of all to give their patients something safe and effective. They know that "unexpected adverse drug reactions" are responsible for the third highest amount of deaths in America, and are a significant cause for concern, according to the FDA (https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-interactions-labeling/preventable-adverse-drug-reactions-focus-drug-interactions). Aside, from side-effects of liver and kidney damage, other drug metabolites can result in long term harmful effects. There is a National Vaccine Injury Compensation program set up to help compensate those injured from vaccines. These are long-standing vaccines that have been tested, not rushed due to Covid. So you can imagine the possible dangers of vaccines, that have been tested, but very quickly and hastily in order to get them out. Many long standing vaccines cannot be given to the very immune compromised, so what will happen when a new vaccine is brought out that is not even tested as thoroughly. Will the most immune compromised who are most at risk of infection be good candidates to take this vaccine. Highly unlikely and they and you are risking law suits and complications and death in patients. Safety first, first do no harm. Try something safe, especially for the most immune compromised. Try something that can be ready quickly not in 18 months when the peak of the infections may have been reached anyway.

Healthcare systems, hospitals and medical institutions are breaking under the burden of Covid. The healthcare workers are putting themselves at risk. I can help offer a prophylaxis - once it has gone through the clinical trials and be verified to be effective in that regard. They can try something to help themselves, and also give to their patients and hopefully remove some of the burden of this virus and its transmission. In fact hospitals would be perfect for a pilot and trial for this biotherapeutic. Doctors, nurses, pharmacists can give it and monitor and see for themselves how it helps patients.

For partners and medical providers, this is an IMMEDIATE, safe and implementable program to pilot, and see what the Real World Results demonstrate. If this can help save lives, healthcare system burdens, safely and cost effectively then this is a perfect solution. However, big Pharma might regard it as competition and especially considering the millions and billions that have been invested into vaccine development at the moment. However, there is still a place for vaccines. But mine is especially targeted to those that the vaccine would be contra-indicated for.