Autovaccination

Autovaccination is the process of using an autovaccine during the vaccination process. This approach to vaccination uses the body's own immune resources to create protection against certain infections.

Autovaccination is based on the fact that the body can independently create immune cells that are able to recognize and destroy pathogenic microorganisms. Autovaccination involves extracting the patient's blood, isolating the immune system cells, and exposing them to the vaccine. These altered cells are then returned to the patient's body, where they are activated and begin producing antibodies against the infection.

This method has a number of advantages compared to traditional vaccination. Firstly, autovaccination allows you to use the body’s natural immune resources, which makes this method more effective and safe. Secondly, autovaccination allows you to create unique vaccines for each patient, taking into account his individual characteristics and needs.

However, autovaccination also has some disadvantages. First, this method requires a more complex procedure than traditional vaccination. Secondly, the production of autovaccines takes longer and is more expensive than the production of traditional vaccines.

Despite some limitations, autovaccination represents a promising approach to vaccination that may have important implications in the future. It may be especially useful for those who have allergic reactions to traditional vaccines, as well as for those who need a personalized approach

Autovaccination is the use of autovaccines in the vaccination process, that is, the use of one’s own vaccines to create an immune response in a person or animal. This method was proposed in the 1970s and has become popular in recent decades due to its effectiveness and safety.

Autovaccinations are used to treat various diseases, such as viral infections, tuberculosis, cancer and others. In the process of vaccination with an autologous vaccine, the patient receives a dose of his own virus or bacteria that have already been destroyed by the immune system. This allows the body to mount a stronger immune response than with conventional vaccines.

One of the main advantages of autovaccination is its safety. Autoviccin contains only those viruses or bacteria that have already been destroyed by the patient’s immune system. Thus, the risk of developing side effects or allergic reactions is significantly reduced.

In addition, autovaccination may be more effective than conventional vaccines because the body already has immunity to the virus or bacteria used in the vaccine. This means that an autologous vaccine can provide longer-lasting immunity than a conventional vaccine.

However, autovaccines may also have disadvantages. For example, they may be less effective than standard vaccines if the virus or bacteria used in the vaccine is not the most common form of the disease. In addition, autovaccination must be carried out regularly to maintain immunity at the proper level.

In general, autovaccination is an effective method of treatment and prevention of many diseases. However, before using this method, it is necessary to consult a doctor and conduct a thorough examination of the patient to ensure the safety and effectiveness of autovaccination for a particular case.

Autovaccinates are bio-chips made from living donor cells, tissues or DNA fragments of a person who has previously been ill, had surgery to remove a cancerous tumor, or had no contraindications to vaccination, but now it cannot be done. The presence or absence of a specific type of autovaccinate on