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Hi Z,
my reading of our active and how it interacts with ACE2 receptors/ Covid spikes, etc is that it outnumbers and presents a large number of receptors that CV attaches to (instead of attaching to receptors). If we got a small dose of CV-19, our immune defences can handle this, but overtime we get flooded and therefore infectious. Therefore even if we have a large load of the virus and we subsequently use Viraleze, it helps by attaching to the spike and lowering the load.

In summary - if we use V'eze prior, then we are 99.99% safe. If we take if post exposure, and depending on how long, then it lowers the load and we still get some CV-19 but able to fight it off (and the population has varying degrees of infectivity). Reading the article that AB posted, no simple answer as to protection post-infection, but we may have up to 48 hours before our immune system gets overwhelmed and at least 12 hours.

I am not an expert in this but my views on doing lots of reading on our active for a very long time - happy to hear different (and expert) views on this.