Jane rides the crowded train to work taking orders at subway. Bill works alone at home. Jane gets a lot of colds Bill doesn't. Does bill have a better immune system? After 30 head colds over 4 years, Jane has a variety of antibodies to rhinoviruses. She doesn't get sick as often as the new hire. Does she have have a better immune system? Or a normal immune system with more training? Asthmatic smoker Jim gets COVID and dies. Healthy Joe gets it and is under the weather for four days. Is that the immune systems fault for Jim?

That's a normal immune system. People are living to 90 with all those nasty germs out there. These are people who don't even take vitamin C, prevagen, Zinc, Boost, or have regular spinal alignments and colonic irrigations! Like Toches says, do you want to turn it immune system into a caged rabid weasel that will attack anything that moves? Actually that is what some cancer immune therapies do, but they can have unpleasant to devastating toxicity. Makes sense if you need to do it to fight a fatal cancer, but not a bad head cold.

Those few amongst us who have never had a Monotail and have no idea wrf they are or do are more than a bit lost here.

I guess the rumors of his death are no longer exaggerated.

And just stick with the BD?