Posted on 12/26/2020 12:39:27 PM PST by hapnHal
What is pushhealth? Is it legit? A little leery about having medical history online on some sites. I think americasfrontlinedoctors dot com is legit, but not sure. They too do telehealth and will prescribe hcq and antibiotic and send it to you from their pharmacy because some states won’t even fill prescriptions for hcq.
That site has the doctors that were on that press conference where the mom escorted them for pushing hcq, and tried malignant Dr Simone gold I think her name e was, the black woman that was so passionate about hcq
Their speed of response was astonishing! I was blown away when a doctor responded to me within an hour of my signing up. Their site gave me the option of sending the prescription to quite a few local pharmacies. I chose my local Walgreens and it was filled within 24 hours (including Christmas Day!). The Walgreens price is $5 after insurance.
I had originally requested 24 tabs so I could do a full prophylaxis treatment. The doctor responded that there are supply constraints for Ivermectin, there is a current limit of ten tabs per prescription, and that I could cancel before he sent the prescription to the pharmacy so I wouldn't be billed. I really respected and appreciated that. He did up it to twelve tabs after I pointed out my body weight and the EVMS protocol calculation - he replied "You are right!" and increased it to 12 tabs.
I didn't see Ivermectin on americasfrontlinedoctors. Based on recent studies and reports, I wanted to have Ivermectin on hand rather than HCQ. I didn't order the antibiotic (probably should have).
PushHealth co-founder Chirag Shah, MD: "MD from Yale University; MBA with High Distinction (Baker Scholar) from Harvard Business School; BA from Stanford University. He completed a residency in Emergency Medicine at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and is a Board-Certified Emergency Physician.
The review site "TrustPilot" has about half Excellent reviews and half Poor reviews. The Poor reviews are mainly complaints about speed of response and prices, obviously neither of which I experienced. I didn't see any negative reviews about truly unscrupulous behavior.
The "ScamOrLegit" profile of PushHealth says "It would be a mistake to call PushРealth.com an internet pharmacy. It is actually a consultation resource that allows physicians and patients to engage one another over the internet. The website has a number of qualified healthcare professionals in its database. It has also partnered with laboratories and over fifty thousand pharmacies from all over the United States. Their objective is to provide comprehensive healthcare consultation services at affordable prices."
The PushHealth site uses https.
demkicker wrote: “So this is fake news???”
Yes, pretty much so. As I explained, there was a proposal to do as you stated. However, that proposal was not adopted and wasn’t even brought to a vote. Therefore, it’s fake news.
I have some 3mg ivermectin pills. I weigh 145 pounds. How many should I take as a preventative and how often?
The model was based on healthy participants who took 12 mg ivermectin orally after food. A hundred simulations of total and bound ivermectin were performed to track the total plasma concentration-time profile. Different doses were used, such as the approved dose of 200 μg/kg, 120 mg in a single weekly dose, and 60 mg three times a week (at 72-hour intervals, in healthy subjects).
Silver has been used in photography since the first daguerreotypes in 1839. I have worked in the processing of film and paper since I was 14 years-old. Because of the constant contact with silver in the processing trays,I early noticed my fingers became darkened, like the film (or paper) when exposed to light. The idea of ingesting silver and having it darken my total body would be frightening. Someone like you would fall for the suggestion that to stop the darkening process, a daily ingestion of sodium thiosulfate (fixer) out of another snake oil bottle would follow. I am laughing at the thought!
I would think that swallowing it would be useless because it is unlikely that it would pass through the intestinal mucosal barrier into the blood stream. Those who fall for the silver snake oil scam, do not consider the science of the intestine’s ability to absorb nutrients. Maybe silver in the nano-particle size would slip through. OMG! Only the injection into the blood stream would be the sure way to get silver into the blood stream. YIKES! However, I am sure our watchdogs, the immune system, would expel much of that silver out of the bloodstream through our liver (Liver damage anyone?). The silver that was left in your tissues would turn you into a darkened photographic plate with the proper chemical agents of metol, phenidone, dimezone and hydroquinone, if you failed to stay under a safe light or in a complete dark room.
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