Correct me if I am wrong, and I realise you know more than I, but viral load is a case of something overwhelming your system.
You can be exposed to HIV, but unless the viral load is large enough it doesn't infect you.
That's why it takes some couples some time for HIV transmission to occur, and some do not contract it. Am I wrong?
So a product that greatly reduces viral load is still not a bad thing?
I sold mine as I need some money, but when it drops will be ok to buy back in.
Ann: Nanoveu Validates Antiviral Technology Against Coronaviruses, page-52
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