But when encountering cunning enemies, like the AIDS virus or cancer cells, T cells can't recognize their identities. At this moment, B cells become blind and deaf, totally incapable of attacking.
Developed countries in the West enhance the reconnaissance capabilities of T cells through drugs, which is indeed a very good approach to cancer treatment.
Speaking of which, this approach actually originates from our country's Traditional Chinese Medicine theory.
Many developed countries are increasingly valuing and studying Traditional Chinese Medicine because they have tasted its benefits.
For instance, the Japanese now have a wide array of traditional Chinese medicine decoctions, almost everything you can think of.
The prices are astonishingly high.
The key is that these decoctions are gradually gaining recognition from the public for their therapeutic effectiveness.
Otherwise, it couldn't have grown to its current scale.
