Dr. Scottie’s Antibody Review: Early Observations, Open Questions

Dr. Scottie’s Antibody Review: Early Observations, Open Questions

Share on X Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn

A positive or negative result can look simple. A numerical titer can appear even more definitive. Dr. Scottie’s latest lecture examines SARS-CoV-2 spike antibody testing through two related laboratory outputs and explains why he began using them in his clinic.

He describes the patient concerns that prompted the work, the preliminary patterns he observed during the first two weeks, and his plan to expand the review over 90 days with five additional laboratory tests.

The discussion also raises a harder question: how should early numerical patterns be interpreted before a larger dataset is available?

This session was recorded on October 27, 2026. Full Mechanism Notes and the discussion are below for Founders.

Comments

Sign in or join the 1% who know more than the 99% to read and leave comments.