Actual useful information on the One More Thing podcast.

I'll be damned.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

Do we do information on this podcast?

Like teach people anything or learning anything?

Or is it just silliness and juvenile

towel snapping junior high male locker room BS mostly that one no you child but we didn't get

to us some good stuff from doc the doctor marty mackery of johns hop Hopkins. By the way, if you pronounce all the

S's in Johns Hopkins and Ruth's Chris, you have earned my respect. So anyway, Marty McRey is talking

about natural immunity and that sort of thing. We just thought we'd toss this on for you because it's

useful information and it's something that's been discussed a great deal over the last couple of years.

I don't know if you've heard about this whole pandemic thingy. Clip 70, Michael.

One of the open discussions we've had with public health officials in the open forum for a long time

is whether or not prior COVID infection, that is natural immunity,

gives you a strong antibody response and is it durable? And we found that those levels were

very much at the neutralizing level. They were in the same range as that of vaccinated immunity,

but they were more persistent. That is, they were constant and stayed at a constant level

for up to 22 months, nearly two years.

Wow.

I had my COVID three months ago, so I'm well in the clear.

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