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" ... A unique feature about XOFLUZA, compared to neuroaminidase inhibitors like Tamiflu and Relenza, is that you only have to take a single dose. Not multiple doses for multiple days. For example, Tamiflu typically requires 2 doses each day for 5 days. It is a lot easier to remember to take zero doses after that first dose than 9 more doses. ... "
" ... Xofluza works via a different mechanism from neuroaminidase inhibitors like Tamiflu (oseltamivir) and Relenza (zanamivir). Flu viruses are like squatters in your home that then use the furniture and equipment in your home to reproduce. Yes, I know, that makes for a lovely picture. A flu infection begins when flu viruses reach your lungs. Each flu virus will enter a cell in your lungs and then use your cell's genetic material and protein production machinery to make many, many copies of itself. In order to do this, the flu virus uses "cap-snatching", which has nothing to do with bottle caps or Snapchat. The virus employs an endonuclease enzyme to clip off and steal the caps or ends of your messenger RNA and then re-purposes these caps to reproduce its own genetic material. After the virus has made multiple copies of itself, the resulting viruses implement another enzyme called a neuroaminidase to separate themselves from parts of the host cell and subsequently spread throughout the rest of your body to cause havoc. While Tamiflu, Relenza, and other neuroaminidase inhibitors try to prevent the neuroaminidase enzyme from working, Xofluza acts at an earlier step, stopping the "cap-snatching" by blocking the endonuclease enzyme. ... "