[xp38]

Ok....but the vax is still safe and effective?

[PeterPrinciple]

three of the authors themselves also flagged issues.

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of course they did. They all conclude with the idea of possibility and maybe. Some drugs are very useful in some situations, but which ones. you can’t say a drug is all bad or all good. rat poison can thin blood or kill a rat depending how you use it.

We are all unique. You can never say it is true in all situations.

Only in highly controlled situation like manufacturing with fewer variables is statistics useful for answers.

[tired&retired]

It worked for me. Began taking it the day I had full blown Covid, not for the Covid. I was headed down the Mekong River in Laos, Cambodia, and Vietnam and took it as a malaria prophylactic.

Knocked Covid right out of me.

[nwrep]

Everyone was fooled by this paper.

[Yardstick]

It’s also the 28th retracted paper for senior author Didier Raoult, a now-retired microbiologist who worked at Marseille’s L’Institut Hospitalier Universitaire Méditerranée Infection.
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I remember this study and its main researcher Didier Raoult.

I wonder if the 27 other retractions are recent and done in retaliation for his support of hydrochloroquine, which was an act of defiance towards the establishment during Covid, or if he had a pattern of retractions throughout his career and was basically a crank.

[Political Junkie Too]

Hydroxychloroquine needed zinc to be effective in fighting COVID-19.

The early studies of hydroxychloroquine that didn't include the zinc were designed to fail in order to "debunk" the over-the-counter remedies.

-PJ

[Cobra64]

Personally, I don’t care anymore. When the scamdemic was in high gear, watching jerks wearing masking and bathing in hand sanitizer, I was on an Ivermectin crusade. I asked two doctors for a prescription. They said they did not believe in “horse paste.”

My takeaway was that these clowns were conditioned to take FDA as gospel and too lazy to research the fact that Merck developed this drug for river blindness in humans back in circa 1980 and it was, and is, administered in tablet form. Not paste.

Due to the FDA effectively banning the drug, I sourced it overseas.

So, America go wash your hands and think about all the cooties you’ll attract when you pick up a menu or the ketchup bottle at the diner.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Funny how this was "withdrawn" because they did not include enough people or do a double blind but "The Dutch Protocol" is the standard of care for castrating children despite only being about one person with very limited follow up.

There was, naturally, no double blind because well only one person.

[ChessExpert]

The flip side also should be considered.

There were three hit-piece studies on using HCQ for the Wuhan virus. Two were retracted and the third one should have been retracted.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

On a related note, Wiley just shut down 19 "scientific" journals because they had to retract 11,000 "peer-reviewed" articles.

https://joannenova.com.au/2024/05/so-much-for-peer-review-wiley-shuts-down-19-science-journals-and-retracts-11000-fraudulent-or-gobblygook-papers/

[ExTexasRedhead]

A Cure for Cancer... Hidden in Plain Sight

https://issuu.com/paula754/docs/cancer_cure

https://www.faim.org/a-cure-for-cancer-hidden-in-plain-sight

[gitmo]

My wife has been on hydroxychloroquine most of her life for a life-long condition. But when this paper hit, her pharmacies refused to fill her prescriptions. Their records showed she had been getting it at that particular pharmacy for 20+ years, but they wouldn’t fill it because it might cure COVID if she caught it.

We had to get her medicine from overseas.