Innate Immunity, And Not Adaptive Immunity, Must Be Emphasized- October 2021

Adaptive immunity pathogen-specific antibodies are largely ineffective in treating opportunistic viral particles. They largely treat other pathogens such as bacteria. Antibodies are too large to block viral particles. They are about as effective as elephants protecting an outdoor football stadium from mice.

That is why it is stated that a viral illness has to be allowed to run its course. Antibodies really treat secondary infections that accompany the opportunistic viral particles. It must be understand that the human body itself is composed of trillions of viruses and bacteria. That is why it is so important for people to constantly update and activate our immune system by exposing ourselves to viruses and bacteria.

Children are told to play in the dirt for that reason only. Obviously when the human body is overloaded with pathogens, those pathogens become opportunistic and it causes harm. The best way to limit this is to strengthen the innate immune system. Identification, barrier erection, activation of the Natural Killer(NK) and white blood cells, and disposal of dead cells are crucial responsibilities of the innate immune system. It also activates the adaptive immune system so pathogen-specific antibodies are useless if it(innate immune system) is not effective.

Proper nutrition, moderate exercise, sunlight, fresh air, and avoidance of unnecessary chemical exposure(edible, breathable, or by skin contact) are totally necessary in order to bolster the innate immune system. If individual(s) have a strong innate immune system, outbreaks and epidemics will be highly minimized.