Theratechnologies Inc T.TH

Now this could be interesting!

[SPCEO1]

Saw this on Twitter:

Nicole Saphier, MD

@NBSaphierMD

 

A few antivirals available by prescription when given early that can help prevent/lessen viral illness: Valtrex, Tamiflu,Trogarzo,Lagevrio. Yet, the FDA is allowing Paxlovid, one of the least studied antivirals, be given without an Rx. Pfizer must have a friend at the FDA.

 

 

8:51 PM · Jul 8, 2022·Twitter for iPhone

[qwerty22]

https://nhia.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/SUPPLEMENT-Nutrition-Covid-HIV1-Sept-Oct.2021-FINAL-1.pdf

[qwerty22]

I'm thinking of calling this BS. I'm pretty sure we'd know if there had been a Trogarzo/coronavirus study. I can't find evidence of one. She isn't privy to some secret database of data. Best I can come up with is she's mixed up Trogarzo with CYDY's antibody which has been extensively studied against Covid (with meh results). CYDY's antibody isn't on her list.

[SPCEO1]

I cannot see how anything will come of it but you never know. I was quite surprised to even see Trogarzo mentioned in the context of covid. Saphier is an actual doctor and also plays one on TV (she is a Fox News contributor). I have no idea how she pulled Trogarzo out of thin air to add to the  mix of drugs she referred to here. Maybe someone on Reddit will pick up on it and send a horde of

[jeffm34]

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41587-020-00791-6 Trogarzo is mentioned in this article as an antiviral mAb that has been approved but not as a mAb being looked at for treatment of coronaviruses  "The use of antibodies as antivirals is gaining momentum. In the 20 years after Synagis (palivizumab) was approved for use against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), no other mAbs targeting