Now AstraZeneca vaccine is linked to strokes: One patient dies and two are hospitalised after receiving Covid jab as doctors are warned to look out for indications of brain-damaging clots

Daily Mail ^ | May 25 | By KATE PICKLES HEALTH CORRESPONDENT FOR THE DAILY MAIL

[jonrick46]

"I took the shot and my pecker fell off."

Are you a girl? If so, no big loss as long as your boobs didn't fall off too.

[Steve Van Doorn]

You forgot the "/s" at the end of your statement.
It wasn't obvious for me I had to check. You seem to understand the issues.
"Less than 50% get the annual flu shot, so he thinks they're going to trick 70% to get the fake China Flu vaccine?" -- Veggie Todd
Thanks

[ransomnote]

There are several early treatment protocols which are 85% effective in cutting death in high risk patients (elderly, comorbidities etc.)

As information of breakthrough cases of Covid keep slipping past the gatekeepers, the public will realize medication protocols are more efficacious than repeated injections with dangerous experimental 'products' which have never been used on the public before.

Early Treatment Protocols (Collection of Covid-19 resources, treatment and prophylactic protocols)

[Steve Van Doorn]

I must be missing something? your doctor doesn't buy your drugs.
https://www.goodrx.com/ivermectin
Search for the best price all you need is the prescription. If his issue is if ivermectin tell him the spike is the gene from Plasmodium Yoelii paracite gene that forms the spikes (atributing the P. vivax malaria infections can lead to severe disease and death, often due to splenomegaly (a pathologically enlarged spleen))
you can find in this report
NA_Sequences_Jean_Claude_perez_Luc_Montagnier update HIV MAN-MANIPULATED CORONAVIRUS EVOLUTION TRENDS (Jean-Claude Perez)
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/344153988_HIV_MAN-MANIPULATED_CORONAVIRUS_EVOLUTION_TRENDS

[jonrick46]

I need a prescription from my doctor. Only he can determine the proper dose. I am not going on line to find out that information. I don’t want to be taking it and have my hair fall out—or worse—because of an overdose.

[BiglyCommentary]

“It’s all for the greater good.”

Comrade Veggie Todd, that is the favorite rationale of progressives and communists to take away individual freedoms.

[BiglyCommentary]

Yup, its pretty consistent at about 50% of health care workers who ARE NOT getting vaccinated.

[jonrick46]

$100 retail for 20 tablets! No way am I going to spend that kind of money for Ivremectin! That is B.S.

[21twelve]

If your doc will prescribe it that is the best so he can see what other conditions you have, monitor things, etc. I read where Ivermectin can lower your white blood count - mine is always low.

That said, the horse paste stuff, readily found on-line or the farm store - the dose per pound is the same for humans as it is for horses. Some tubes treat a 1250 pound horse. So the same tube would be 6 treatments for a 200 pound human.

Any flavors or additives are pretty benign. I’ve read from numerous sources that horse’s systems are more fragile than humans!

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "I need a prescription from my doctor. Only he can determine the proper dose. I am not going on line to find out that information. I don’t want to be taking it and have my hair fall out—or worse—because of an overdose"

"hair falls out" LOL. Over dose on Ivermectin can cause dose vomiting and diarrhea. I wouldn't recommend taking more then what it says on the bottle. Do you do that?

I gave you the NOBEL prizewinner scientific report on the reason to take it. It's up to you if you want to pursue it.

[Steve Van Doorn]

$100 retail for 20 tablets! it says 20 tables for $25.85. That is about a dollar a pill.
It's ok for a preventative I personally use Quercetin (crappers with my eggs), vitamin D3, C, B1, B3 and zinc.
Ivremectin is the best for early treatment though.

[jonrick46]

No! No! $28.85 is the coupon price. Without a coupon, you pay the $100 retail price.

[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "$28.85 is the coupon price"
yes. The button on the right gives you the coupon number. That site makes it real easy.

[bagster]

[momincombatboots]

After decades in healthcare, and in the lab... i am skeptical. Did the instument measuring your pcr response receive an update in jan or feb 21? Someday, i will visit the fda website.
Ya know, with pcr and really any test, he who changes/ defines the target defines science. Trust him.

[DugwayDuke]

sageburn wrote: “No, treating with HCQ and Ivermectin in a timely manner is what prevents people getting sicker, put on ventilators and dying. It’s just hard to find a doctor that is willing to prescribe these treatments.”

Did you ever stop to think the doctors might know more about how to treat COVID that anonymous posters on the internet?

[palmer]

HCQ is an immune inhibitor. AFAICT it helps suppress the immune system overreaction to the COVID infection. Probably more useful in younger healthier patients, but I know it is used for older patients in Europe. The basic principle is to kill off the virus with a number of drugs, while using HCQ to keep the immune system from going haywire.

Don't know much about Ivermectin but it sounds similar. Also both seem to have anti-parasitic and anti-viral effects. E.g. https://www.praxis-schuster.ch/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Fox.pdf This article explains the tradeoff between anti-viral and immunosuppressant properties of HCQ: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32714335/

It says to me like everything else there are good and bad aspects to every drug and in fact everything we ingest. There are tolerance, dose, metabolism and other factors affecting the quantity we should have. Our use of such substances should be based on tests and individual health history. The self-medication craze is kind of bizarre.

[DugwayDuke]

palmer wrote: “HCQ is an immune inhibitor. AFAICT it helps suppress the immune system overreaction to the COVID infection.”

The fact remains that it’s better to prevent the infection with a vaccine than it is to try to fight the vaccine with therapies that haven’t been proven effective.

[humblegunner]

[sageburn]

Oh definitely. And doctors have been using Ivermectin for over 30 years 30 billion times.