So you say. No sources though. Maybe these are accurate numbers, maybe you are making them up.
it looks more damning and scary
Nevertheless I provide sources for my numbers that anyone can read and make up their own mind. You are minimizing the situation without providing anything more that "Trust me folks. I know things."
Monoclonal antibody treatments
Monoclonal antibodies are an "...experimental treatment [using] “laboratory-made proteins that mimic the immune system’s ability to fight off harmful antigens such as viruses” like SARS-CoV-2." Maybe you would be happy to take them but a bunch of your fellow travelers will raise the same "you're not putting that shit in me" arguments that they already do about mRNA vaccines. Monoclonal antibodies cost about $1,250 per treatment, while vaccines are in the $20 range.
"While monoclonal antibodies can start to clear the coronavirus within hours of being infused intravenously (IV) into the body, this treatment may not work for everyone.
That’s why experts recommend that people get fully vaccinated against COVID-19, which is known to prevent severe illness and hospitalization due to the disease."
Show me your medical journal links that say monoclonal antibodies are not created in a lab, that they're suitable for everyone, that they don't cost $1,50 per treatment, and that vaccines don't cost $20.
Forgot about this one...
So you say. No sources though. Maybe these are accurate numbers, maybe you are making them up.
Nevertheless I provide sources for my numbers that anyone can read and make up their own mind. You are minimizing the situation without providing anything more that "Trust me folks. I know things."
Monoclonal antibodies are an "...experimental treatment [using] “laboratory-made proteins that mimic the immune system’s ability to fight off harmful antigens such as viruses” like SARS-CoV-2." Maybe you would be happy to take them but a bunch of your fellow travelers will raise the same "you're not putting that shit in me" arguments that they already do about mRNA vaccines. Monoclonal antibodies cost about $1,250 per treatment, while vaccines are in the $20 range.
"While monoclonal antibodies can start to clear the coronavirus within hours of being infused intravenously (IV) into the body, this treatment may not work for everyone.
That’s why experts recommend that people get fully vaccinated against COVID-19, which is known to prevent severe illness and hospitalization due to the disease."
All of the above comes from https://www.healthline.com/health-news/monoclonal-antibody-treatment-for-covid-19-effectiveness-cost-and-more#How-much-does-monoclonal-antibody-treatment-cost?
He says, without providing anything like proof.
"Trust me folks", he says. "I know stuff" he says.
Show me your medical journal links that say monoclonal antibodies are not created in a lab, that they're suitable for everyone, that they don't cost $1,50 per treatment, and that vaccines don't cost $20.