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PING

[Steve_Seattle]

Yesterday, my 71-yeaqr-old self had to lug my aluminum ladder out of the garage, carry it around to the backyard, move it around to different spots five or six times, and climb up and down about a dozen times to remove some debris that was clogging my downspouts. Halfway through, I realized, "Hey, I should be really tired by now," but I wasn't at all.

I am in my seventh or eighth month of my OTC anti-Covid regimen, and it occurred to me that these supplements I've been taking might have a lot to do with my lack of fatigue.

[beethovenfan]

Um....money, maybe?

[GaltAdonis]

...Why Have We Not Been Told About Non-Pharmaceutical Therapies Before?

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[bankwalker]

I think President Trump mentioned something about this early on and was ridiculed for it.

[packagingguy]

“Why Have We Not Been Told About Non-Pharmaceutical Therapies Before?”

Because those who tried were banned from Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc. Then the health care workers who wanted to talk about them were at risk of having their licenses pulled.

[Seruzawa]

We have medical shysters on the one hand as described above. But we also have other con men hawking vitamin/supplement products that do not work.

Placebo effect is used in the scam industry. If you take 100 people with a certain condition and give sugar pills about 20% will recover. These “successes” are used to hawk the products. Both vitamin shysters and Pharma do this. The FDA of course lets Pharma get away with it. In the middle are desperate people seeking help.

Myself I’ve had good success using a pair of naturopath books from the 1890s (Lol). I use medical doctors as well. I’ve managed to keep pretty healthy for 73 years so far. Vitamins DO help with energy and mental issues as well. Try B-1 vitamins before going to a shrink to get pills that too often make things worse.

As always buyer beware.

[Chode]

you were... you called it HORSE WORMER

[Regulator]

Ummm, $36 Billion in profits THIS YEAR for Pfizer/Moderna/J&J I believe?

Or more. Might just be the Pfizer number.

Hey, who’s counting?

[Steve_Seattle]

Maybe one way to get the left to admit the efficacy of non-pharmaceutical therapies is to claim that they derive from Native American lore.

[vpintheak]

M O N E Y

Any questions?

[ifinnegan]

Why does the government have to tell people about this?

Do people want government oversight in everything in their life?

[ptsal]

Thanks
Looking forward to reading and archiving the post

[MAGAthon]

16 Nov: 9News Australia: Thousands apply for government scheme to compensate COVID-19 vaccine reactions
By Nick Kelly
Ten thousand Australians so far have registered their interest in a federal government compensation scheme for adverse reactions to a COVID-19 vaccination.
Eligible patients can apply for $5000 to $20,000 to cover medical expenses and loss of income as a result of being hospitalised by a vaccine...

Macquarie Fields resident Harold Molle is one of those, developing a blood clot in his leg three days after his second dose of Astra Zeneca.
After being admitted to hospital, Mr Molle’s leg needed to be amputated...
“It’s going to cost me now, I’ve got to get an artificial leg and a wheel chair.”...

Despite the life changing injury, Mr Molle doesn’t harbor any hard feelings towards the vaccine.

***”The vaccine worked because it saved me in hospital because I caught COVID there, and if I didn’t have the vaccine they said I would have most probably got real sick.”
https://www.9news.com.au/national/coronavirus-national-update-government-scheme-to-compensate-adverse-reactions-to-covid-vaccine19/34b07965-491b-47ea-8174-bd574c0220fb

16 Nov: news.com.au: Melbourne mechanic suffers stroke two days after Pfizer vaccine, doctors say ‘cause unknown’
A “fit and healthy” mechanic says his life has been turned “upside down” since suffering a stroke two days after his second Pfizer shot.
by Frank Chung
A “fit and healthy” car mechanic who got vaccinated to keep his job says his life has been turned “upside down” since suffering a stroke two days after his second Pfizer shot.
Melbourne man Peter Lee, 36, is now in financial hardship and says he feels abandoned by the government...

But it’s not clear whether he will be eligible – according to the Health Department’s website, the scheme will cover the cost of injuries associated with “recognised side effects” of the Pfizer and AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccines listed in their product information sheets.
A spokeswoman for the Health Department confirmed that stroke was “not a recognised adverse event”, and warned linking vaccination to a reaction purely based on “temporal association” was “misleading”.
However, a large study from the UK in August did find an increased risk of stroke associated with Pfizer...

Mr Lee received his second dose on October 7.
Soon afterwards he developed a “massive headache”, but was told by staff at the vaccine clinic to “just take some Panadol”.
Two days later, while out walking with his family in Box Hill Gardens on his son’s second birthday, he collapsed...
“I was paralysed on my left side of my body and was unable to walk.”
He was rushed to Box Hill Hospital where he was diagnosed with stroke on his right brain capsule due to blood clots...

“I’m really angry about it, obviously,” Mr Lee said.
“You get the sense they’re trying to hide something, you know? You can tell just from their behaviour, the way they’re speaking – if anyone mentions the vaccine, straight away, ‘No, no, no, it’s very rare.’ They just don’t want to talk about it.”...

SAFEVAC reports are forwarded to the TGA (Therapeutic Goods Administration), however Mr Lee says they have had no follow-up or answers despite also lodging their own report with the TGA on October 18...
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/melbourne-mechanic-suffers-stroke-two-days-after-pfizer-vaccine-doctors-say-cause-unknown/news-story/9832c32659dce2118dccfb7d68f8ebbd

[CPT Clay]

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