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never trust a link that includes a "My Pillow" promo code
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Re: never trust a link that includes a "My Pillow" promo code
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I sleepzzzzzzzzzzzzzz on one every night. Best pillow I have ever had.
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Same here!***
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Re: They are terrible quality
Jun 26, 2023, 7:35 PM
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Have you tried MyPillow 2.0 though? There is this new technology that is supposedly groundbreaking.
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Lindell may have gone off the deep end with his Trump
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worship but there is no denying the man makes a good pillow, sheets, and bath towels. I you haven't tried his Giza dream sheets - you are missing out....
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
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Jun 26, 2023, 4:02 PM
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Sounds like the kind of opinion the left demands to be banned, along with hundreds of other unapproved opinions. He's gonna get called a MAGA right winger if he keeps it up.
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His interview with Rogan was amazing
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Jun 26, 2023, 4:07 PM
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I would vote for him in a minute. No problem.
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Over vacation I listened to the audio version
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Jun 26, 2023, 4:08 PM
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of The Real Anthony Fauci and that is some scary #### man. Faici is a freaking demon and these kick backs that NIH leaders get paid. It’s all just ######.
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You like your money too much to vote for him.
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Jun 26, 2023, 5:35 PM
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He’s an extremely interesting and articulate guy but dig deeper on his economic views. I get it though. I’ve enjoyed listening to him in the interviews I have heard.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
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Jun 26, 2023, 4:08 PM
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RFK, Jr. has put in the work as far as investigating vaccines.
His views about vaccines from ~ 15 years ago have evolved as he kept up his research and improved his knowledge. Rather than claiming that he got everything right from the beginning, he will self-correct as credible new information leads him to update his beliefs.
Starting ~ 15 years back, he pushed the theory that common vaccine preservative thimerosal (a mercury based compound) as being the major causes of autism among vaccinated children. As he learned more about vaccines since the onset of the COVID crisis, his understanding about other (not preservative related) factors which make some vaccines … and especially experimental or EUA (Emergency Use Authorized) vaccines … dangerous.
RFK, Jr. is a smart and sincere guy. He is probably incorrect with some of his theses. I believe he’s got a lot of it right about other vaccines, including the mRNA platform COVID vaccines.
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I liked it when he said vaccines make it 200 times worse.
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Jun 26, 2023, 4:26 PM
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He later retracted the article on his site (after 3 weeks) because he accidentally misread the study. 🙄
This is who we have running for President.
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Re: I liked it when he said vaccines make it 200 times worse.
Jun 26, 2023, 8:40 PM
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Should've just said 'immeasurably' worse.
Word salad with dressing on the side.
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Re: I liked it when he said vaccines make it 200 times worse.
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Jun 27, 2023, 1:56 AM
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RFK, Jr. and key campaign staffer Ed Dowd (an ex-BlackRock quant guy) have a lot more to say that questions the COVID pro-vax narrative.
(?). Despite the enormous loss of productivity associated with COVID, there has yet to be a comprehensive study encompassing the health related workplace productivity problems (e.g., death, disabled, and ‘excess rates of calling in sick’) among the subsets of ‘COVID people’ including (a) had COVID but never got vaxxed, (b) had COVID but got vaxxed first, (c) never got vaxxed and never had COVID, and (d) got vaxxed but never had COVID.
Ed Dowd pointed out that despite the enormity of productivity losses in the USA (and also in the UK, which coincidentally has similar … proportionately speaking … productivity losses, vax rates, and COVID infection histories to ours), our medical bureaucracies have yet to conduct a study encompassing (a), (b), (c), and (d) as characterized above.
Mr. Dowd credibly said that in his time managing a fund at BlackRock, a data / quant oriented report is always generated by our government when productivity / economic risks of far lesser importance than what COVID hit us. Those reports also come out with great dispatch. Why not with COVID … with inclusion of the (d) subset (got vaxxed but never had COVID) group that suffered injury.
As one who belongs in subset (d) … vaxed but never had COVID … and suffered serious permanent medical condition within 4 weeks of my 2nd Moderna shot, I pay attention to what is out there. There are specious studies which, in an attempt to diminish the (d) subset, have made the unfounded opinion based leap by suggesting that subset (d) actually got COVID, but weren’t aware of getting it. Therefore, it was not the vax that harmed them, but actually COVID.
RFK, Jr. and Ed Dowd are pressing for comprehensive studies to be conducted, and are justifiably suspicious at the resistance from our health agencies and politicians to insist upon them.
If it is this important (and it is), then why the ongoing resistance to sincerely and comprehensively investigate the health consequences of the COVID vaxxes? If there is nothing to hide, then why the worrying?
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The answer is out there, Danny.
Jun 27, 2023, 10:08 AM
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It's looking for you. And it will find you if you want it to. And all you need to do is put on a bathing suit, leave the confines of the American 24-hour news cycle and vitriolic politics, and take a swim.
The short answer is there is no category (c) or (d). And you've very likely been infected, whether you know it or not. 38% of people who have never been "infected" (like yourself) have been "infected". N-antibody tests are what differentiate between natural infections, and S-antibody tests which do not differentiate between being vaxxed and/or a natural infection.
https://www.eurosurveillance.org/content/table/10.2807/1560-7917.ES.2022.27.33.2200619.t2?fmt=ahah&fullscreen=true
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41597-022-01830-4/figures/2
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2801463
https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/science.abe1916
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-25946-0 SARS-CoV-2 antibody seroprevalence and associated risk factors in an urban district in Cameroon - Nature Communications The extent of SARS-CoV-2 circulation in many African countries remains unclear, underlining the need for antibody sero-surveys to assess the cumulative attack rate. Here, we present the results of a cross-sectional sero-survey of a random sample of residents of a health district in Yaounde, Cameroon, conducted from October 14 to November 26, 2020. Among the 971 participants, the test-adjusted seroprevalence of anti-SARS-CoV-2 IgG antibodies was 29·2% (95% CI 24·3–34·1). This is about 322 times greater than the 0.09% nationwide attack rate implied by COVID-19 case counts at the time. Men, obese individuals and those living in large households were significantly more likely to be seropositive, and the majority (64·2% [58·7–69·4]) of seropositive individuals reported no symptoms. Despite the high seroprevalence, most of the population had not been infected with SARS-CoV-2, highlighting the importance of continued measures to control viral spread and quick vaccine deployment to protect the vulnerable. Many African countries have reported relatively low numbers of COVID-19 cases but the true scale of the epidemic is unclear. Here, the authors conduct a population-based survey in a province of Cameroon and estimate 29% seroprevlance, >300 fold higher than the nationwide attack rate implied by case counts.
And finally.....
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/life-expectancy?time=1950..latest
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Re: The answer is out there, Danny.
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Help me out some more, if you’d be so kind.
The assays used to determine past COVID infection: Do you have accuracy and precision info?
Differentiating between positive test results for covid (caused by the ‘actual ’ disease) vs positive test result for COVID (caused by the vaccine). Any help here would be welcome.
Xxxxxxx
OK, now on to the fairly recent narrative that there were no adverse effects from COVID vaccines, since medical authorities have categorized all negative health circumstances as being only from the ‘natural virus’ infection.
(*). I’m calling BS on the assertion that everyone has had COVID in the clinical sense e.g., to the degree in which measurable decline(s) in organ(s) function or overall physiology are concerned. I do believe that everyone has been exposed to one or more variants of COVID, and that natural immunity has been established in most of those who’ve been exposed.
However, those assertions that everyone has had clinically meaningful diagnosis … proving that all lingering negative health effects had to come from COVID infection itself and that therefore, by default, no negative effects came from the vaccine … are a pure BS coverup for the dangers of the vaccine.
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Forget the nasal testing for a minute.
Jun 28, 2023, 3:47 PM
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The studies I linked, from multiple countries, were antibody tests taken from blood samples. Now the standard antibody test is for the S protein antibodies. People who were vaxxed and/or infected naturally without a vax, will be positive for S gene antibodies regardless. You can not differentiate the two.
HOWEVER, with the nucleocapsid or N gene antibody test, you only develop antibodies to that part of the virus (the nucleocapsid genes) from being infected by the entire virus naturally, vaccine or not. It's not in the vaccine or the spike, its antibodies to an entirely different part of the virus. The presence of N antibodies would indicate a past (or present) natural infection regardless of vaccine status. So yes, this can be done. And it has been done. Just not by Americans because we don't do covid anymore.
The nasal tests you take, whether PCR or rapid, only look for certain genetic markers. These genetic markers are NOT IN THE VACCINE or the spike protein, so if you pop positive on a nasal swab, you are infected with the natural virus. The spike mutates frequently, which is why the markers the FDA approved for PCR testing and RAT's are markers in other parts of the virus, NOT IN the spike protein group. These genes do not mutate rapidly and are fairly consistent over time. The PCR and RAT tests also look for multiple markers, not just one. Most tests look for three different markers, some two. But this way, even if it mutates to lose one of those genes, there will still be another so the tests are still accurate. To date only one gene, used by a few tests, had dropped. That drop only impacted a few tests, and one, which used that specific gene and only one other marker, was discontinued by the FDA, even though it still technically could be considered accurate. Every other test approved has maintained accuracy. The problem with RAT and PCR accuracy is due to viral loads in the nose. They vary, and are not consistent over time. Some people, like me, never get a viral load in the nose high enough to trigger a positive. Some people it takes a week to have a positive test, other people have a positive test only before any symptoms. 40-60% of the spreading of the virus is from people who have no symptoms, either they're presymptomatic, or never get symptoms. Doesn't mean you're not infected or spreading it to others, it just means you're not infected, enough, where you swabbed. The PCR tests add processing and amplification, which assists in providing more positives and better accuracy, but even they have limitations.
It appears that you may have been under the assumption that the spike protein, and S gene antibodies somehow trigger RATS and PCR tests? That is not the case. Now you may have a positive S gene antibody test (blood) from the vaccine OR a natural infection OR both. But that's why the nucleocapsid antibody tests are what I posted. It's also what the CDC and our own government does not study or publish.
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Re: Forget the nasal testing for a minute.
Jun 28, 2023, 5:08 PM
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Thanks for educating me about the accuracy of blood tests vs nasal swab tests, and that the studies that you cited used blood tests for determining a history of COVID in each person.
What is still missing, to me, is the distinction from the (A) ‘had the person ever been exposed to COVID’ versus (B) ‘the person who had actually contracted full blown sick as hades COVID.’
Did the study make a distinction between those two sunsets? If yes, then how do the numbers of (A) and (B) compare?
Thanks.
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Why are you people attracted to whackos?***
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Lol.
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Nigeria doesn't even count deaths. In fact there are only 8 countries on the continent who actually have a system to count deaths. Same problem exists in India.
But in Africa it is only Egypt, South Africa, Tunisia, Algeria, Cape Verde, São Tomé and Príncipe, Seychelles and Mauritius that have what are called functioning, compulsory and universal civil registration systems - known as CRVS systems - which record deaths.
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Re: Lol.
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I know. I only wish those sick in the U.S.with COVID could have had access to the health care offered in Nigeria where the leading cause of death is malaria, where it leads the world in deaths in children 5 years and younger due to those pesky diseases that plague children in the US such as polio, measles, diphtheria, whooping cough, TB and yellow fever.
The US health care system could take a lesson from Nigeria for sure. Who needs vaccines?
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All of those countries you listed, that do have CRVS
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systems, have/had substantially lower covid death rates (deaths/million) than the U.S.
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Re: All of those countries you listed, that do have CRVS
Jun 26, 2023, 5:42 PM
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It would be interesting to know the demographics of folks >65 and the rates of obesity in those countries too.
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Re: All of those countries you listed, that do have CRVS
Jun 28, 2023, 5:22 PM
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How hard would it be for the USA health authorities to look at COVID infection & serious illness / mortality / no serious illness for the American subset of 65+ seniors who are free of other comorbidities such was weight, cancer, breathing disorders, heart problems, kidney/liver/endocrine problems?
Believe it or not, even in sedentary America, there is a large population of such seniors.
Given Nigeria’s primitive health care / healthy lifestyle programs, it isn’t a stretch to assume that most Nigerians in the 65+ age range do not suffer from those non-age comorbidities that plague so many of America’s 65+ demographic.
(*). Comparing the COVID mortality / serious infection related complications from(A) the American subset of healthy 65+ seniors vs (B) Nigeria’s 65+ year olds would be a reasonable way to compare & contrast how theese two groups fared.
The Nigerian data shouldn’t be that hard to get; it probably already exists.
The American data is probably also available, but may not have been compiled.
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The only people who like RFK are those who sat too close to
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a 5G tower and got brain bleed. Which is also something he believes.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
Jun 26, 2023, 5:17 PM
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That guy might be correct about some things, but is so nuts about others, that I just don't take him seriously. He is nuts. On a side note, that voice would tough fr state of unions and on the world stage.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
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He’s not wrong about how our leaders and medical community screwed Covid management.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
Jun 26, 2023, 5:40 PM
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I am not sure who's to blame etc etc for the mismanagemt, but I do know the mismanagement of COVID screwed our nation on so may levels. I am talking lockdowns. The list is probably endless starting with education for kids, mental health, addictions, finances for the individual and the nation. This is just speculation, but If you ever watch old repeat episodes of Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives , and then look up the places after watching the episode, most of them are out of business. I think the lockdowns got them. Just speculation though.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
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There’s no doubt it screwed us in so many ways. The lockdowns were just insane and cruel.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
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Jun 27, 2023, 12:07 PM
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and planned
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I'm convinced it was also responsible for the
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Uptick in crime. You took people out their jobs, and put them back on the street.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
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He's also not wrong about how they had to villify ivermectin and anyone who took it or advocated taking it in order to foist their precious vaccine on the rest of us. The media pretending this was some kind of veterinary drug when it received the Nobel Prize in 2015 for its efficacy in human applications should tell you all you need to know about how dishonest the COVID nazis were throughout the entire process.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
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Ivermectin has been used to treat malaria, but that doesn't mean it has any effect on COVID. They had to vilify it to keep idiots from taking it thinking it was some COVID cure all.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
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Also does not mean a med can’t go off label and help in treating something other than it’s intended use. Happens a lot. That is a fact.
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after it's shown to be effective in treating that something
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wasn't the case with ivermectin and covid.
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Re: after it's shown to be effective in treating that something
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Many doctors swore by it. They were silenced. Why? We all know why.
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The conspiracy runs deep, I'm sure.***
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Re: The conspiracy runs deep, I'm sure.***
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Open your eyes. You’ve been lied to.
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One of us certainly has...***
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Re: One of us certainly has...***
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Keep believing that and go take your shots while you’re at it.
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I'll call and make an appointment using my 5g cell phone too
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Pray for me to make it
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Re: I'll call and make an appointment using my 5g cell phone too
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We have very different ideas on the whole Covid treatments. Probably very different experiences too. You do you and I’ll do me and we’re both happy.
No idea what the cell phone comment is about.
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5g gives you cancer, brah. Open your eyes.***
Jun 26, 2023, 8:48 PM
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Re: 5g gives you cancer, brah. Open your eyes.***
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I pay no attention to stuff like that. Thanks for letting me know.
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Re: after it's shown to be effective in treating that something
Jun 26, 2023, 9:09 PM
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> Many doctors swore by it.
Sounds like a Trump tweet.
You can always find an expert to say anything. Where is the peer-reviewed study saying Ivermectin was effective against covid?
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it probably was "silenced".***
Jun 26, 2023, 9:09 PM
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Re: after it's shown to be effective in treating that something
Jun 26, 2023, 9:17 PM
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oh right... conspiracy, I forgot.
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Re: after it's shown to be effective in treating that something
Jun 27, 2023, 12:03 PM
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100% - Ivermectin's approval for Covid would not of allowed the "emergency use authorization" of the Covid death shots - That is why it was vilified and silenced - period
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Re: after it's shown to be effective in treating that something
Jun 27, 2023, 12:09 PM
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There were hundreds of billions to be made and getting the EUA was an absolute necessity, facts be darned. They went with the nuclear option on this drug for a reason and it wasn't for the good of the general public.
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Wrong. Ivermectin has “antiviral effects” (Japan)
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Jun 27, 2023, 2:19 AM
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Health authorities were being specious in their criticism of ivermectin.
(1). Deriding ivermectin as a “horse medicine” that would kill a person. We quickly learned that ivermectin is a long-standing safe anti-viral therapeutic for humans. Prescriptions for people, in the dosage that is body mass appropriate for people, is the meaningful fact behind ivermectin. However, health authorities were silent with public corrections to the ‘dangerous horse medicine’ diversion. Biden admin’s puppet media propagated the lie that ivermectin’s was a killer.
(2). Deriding ivermectin as a failure for COVID treatment because it wasn’t a ‘silver bullet’ single therapeutic COVID killer. There are darn few ‘silver bullet’ medicines for extremely serious infectious diseases that work all by itself. Therapies for very serious infectious diseases include numerous approaches to combat the disease.
Japan has found that ivermectin has shown antiviral effect. Kowa Co Ltd did not report that ivermectin ‘cured ‘ COVID; they say that ivermectin helps. C&P below.
TOKYO, Jan 31, 2022 (Reuters) - “Japanese trading and pharmaceuticals company Kowa Co Ltd (7807.T) on Monday said that anti-parasite drug ivermectin showed an "antiviral effect" against Omicron and other coronavirus variants in joint non-clinical research.
The company, which has been working with Tokyo's Kitasato University on testing the drug as a potential treatment for COVID-19, did not provide further details. The original Reuters story misstated that ivermectin was "effective" against Omicron in Phase III clinical trials, which are conducted in humans.
Clinical trials are ongoing, but promotion of ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment has generated controversy.”
(***). Don’t be such a slave to the politics of medicine that are foisted upon you by your preferred media outlets. The health of you and your loved ones is better served when new medical info is not swallowed hook, line, and sinker as ‘settled science’ facts.
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Good God understand the irony of your last paragraph...
Jun 27, 2023, 6:27 PM
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https://www.japantimes.co.jp/news/2022/10/02/national/science-health/kowa-ivermectin-covid-19/
Even without that update, the evidence you provided even says it's based on non-clinical testing that didn't involve humans. So, despite all the clinical trials that showed it as an ineffective treatment you still decided to go with the least supported evidence simply because you are what you'd call a "slave to the politics of medicine."
Realize how desperate you look when you do this.
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Re: Good God understand the irony of your last paragraph...
Jun 27, 2023, 9:52 PM
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Neither KOWA nor any other company had a chance to make any money by schlepping ivermectin. I’m not surprised that KOWA had lost interest.
Viral effects means that it affects the virus. If the antiviral effect of ivermectin also led to sickness in animals (or people), then the in vivo study of ivermectin’s potential utility could not be tested.
If not tested with thorough scientific rigor in humans, then of course a definitive conclusion cannot be drawn. It’s easier to simply say ‘never mind, there’s no profit for us with off-patent easy to manufacture drugs anyways,’
It is still an interesting circumstance that populations which take regular doses of ivermectin (for control of parasites) have such low incidences of COVID.
Nigeria is not without 65+ year olds.
USA is not without 65+ year olds who are in pristine health in which their only comorbidity component is age.
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Again, ivermectin is not needed to be a silver bullet that whips COVID all by itself. If it has incremental antiviral effects, then it should be given a widespread clinical trial because ivermectin’s safety is proven beyond doubt.
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It has had clinical trials which have shown no effect...
Jun 27, 2023, 11:17 PM
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even in YOUR OWN example in trying to prove ivermectin works for Covid, you're shown to be wrong. I continue to marvel at your desperation to have your reality confirmed. Those with self-respect or shame would have stopped LONG ago, but you guys have the power to continue on trying to push that boulder up the hill.
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It won the Nobel Prize for treating parasitic infections in
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humans. Covid is not a parasite. Roundworms, for which it won a Nobel Prize, is.
Might as well promote aspirin, also a Nobel Prize winner for thinning blood, and treating pain, inflammation, and fever in humans.
And, for some relativity, roughly 10,000 people die every year from roundworm infections. Now take all parasitic infections, and roughly 200,000 people die from those, yearly.
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Re: It won the Nobel Prize for treating parasitic infections in
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Aspirin is contra indicated for Covid lung infections. Covid attacks the interstitial tissue in the lungs that support the air sacs. The interstitial tissue loses stability and bleeds causing a double whammy of blood in the lungs and air sacs not able to inflate. Blood thinners exacerbate the bleeding.
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Re: It won the Nobel Prize for treating parasitic infections in
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Good luck trying to reason with them. Still baffles me why some of them so adamantly discredit a cheap, safe , and very potentially effective drug. No one is saying take Ivermectin and refuse all other medical treatments. But it’s not unreasonable to try the med.
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Rumble is a channel not
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Jun 26, 2023, 6:54 PM
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available in the echo chamber.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
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As a side note, many Africans take a regular ivermectin treatment for Malaria.
You know the evil drug outlawed by the deep state for covid because then they wouldn't have EUA on vaxes
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
Jun 26, 2023, 9:06 PM
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Do you read at all?
If you're going to be an imbecile, at least be an informed one. There's some really good discussion right here on this very thread you clearly didn't bother to read.
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Re: RFK Jr. Explains 2 Ways Hospitals Killed People During Covid
Jun 27, 2023, 12:05 PM
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do you read at all? Not a single mention of Emergency Use Authorization
If you can't win the argument attack the messenger
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Re: Malaria is a parasite, which is what Ivermectin treats.
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Jun 27, 2023, 12:11 PM
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Maybe you should be questioning why so many doctors went against the Gov narrative....
But you won't
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He is right.***
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