If you ever played any sport soccer football, hopefully this makes some sense to you.

But on our team, in our immune system, we have what are called non-specific antibodies.

They have, he called it broad spectrum, it's broad spectrum, low affinity.

They don't care who is coming across, in this case, let's look at the other team.

These are, let's say these are all variants of coronavirus.

We got the A variate FTRL, YX.

Okay, now it doesn't matter who gets the ball in this case.

When we have non-specific anyone that comes across, so let's say X gets the ball, running

back gets the ball, comes running over here, boom, right here, non-specific antibodies,

boom, tackle, dead, not going anywhere.

But let's say it's a different play.

Let's say they decide they, you know, we're going to run Y.

So they run Y with a roundabout coming through here, boom, it doesn't matter.

Non-specific, we see the Y too.

It doesn't matter.

We're going to go after anything because it's non-specific, it's brilliant.

These are brilliant antibodies you have as your natural immune system.

What if it's a trick play?

What if they toss it to A and over here tries to get through, it doesn't matter.

Bam, non-specific is going to go after the A variant too.

This is how your immune system works and it's fantastic.

Now let's talk about what happens when we're given a vaccine.

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