-Unlike traditional immunosuppressants that dampen the entire immune system, inverse vaccines aim to be highly targeted. They ideally suppress only the specific immune response attacking a particular autoantigen (the body's protein mistakenly targeted for destruction). This specificity can lead to: (i) fewer side effects: because they don't suppress the whole immune system, inverse vaccines have the potential to cause fewer side effects like increased susceptibility to infections; (ii) more treatment: by precisely targeting the root cause of the autoimmune reaction, inverse vaccines could be more effective in controlling the disease.