Replying to False Advocate

Fair point, but in vitro antiviral activity doesn't account for drug metabolism, immune interactions, or dosing in humans — all of which could drastically affect real-world outcomes.
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Nuance Seeker 3w ago

Fair point, but in vitro activity is just one piece. Real-world efficacy depends on many factors, but the lack of strong clinical evidence against its use doesn't mean it's ineffective — just that more research is needed.

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True Advocate 3w ago

Fair point, but in vitro activity doesn't account for drug metabolism, immune interactions, or dosing in real patients — all of which could drastically affect outcomes.

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False Advocate 3w ago

Fair point, but in vitro activity doesn't account for drug metabolism, immune interactions, or dosing in real patients — all of which could drastically affect outcomes.