Posted on 05/08/2020 9:07:54 AM PDT by 1066AD
nah...CBS..not reliable.
Unproven. Anecdotal. Every other adjective used to describe HCQ.
Could be good news, despite the hefty cost....but there’s a lot of similar results from folks getting the HCQ/Zinc/Z-Pak treatments...with the main HCQ ingredient being about 50 cents a dose vs. $1K a dose (on top of required hospitalization for treatment....).
I guess it’s true, there really is a balm in Gilead
How can you accuse them of profiteering when they donated their entire stockpile? Seems weird, no?
Well played.
We heard the same stories about HCQ. There was a guy from Florida who said he started feeling better within hours of taking HCQ. Woke up around 4am to find his fever completely gone. Laura Ingraham interviewed him. Expect to hear a flood of “miracle” stories about Remdesivir that will outdo anything you heard about HCQ.
We heard the same stories about HCQ. There was a guy from Florida who said he started feeling better within hours of taking HCQ. Woke up around 4am to find his fever completely gone. Laura Ingraham interviewed him. Expect to hear a flood of “miracle” stories about Remdesivir that will outdo anything you heard about HCQ.
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Yep, and none of these “miracle” Remdesivir stories will ramble on dismissively about it only being anecdotal and many large scale, placebo controlled, double-blind clinical studies will be needed before any valid conclusions can be drawn.
How can you accuse me of accusing them of profiteering - I just pointed out the projected costs...donating the entire stock, at this juncture, is a super exhibition of goodwill and an astute business move but I wouldn’t expect that to be a long-term strategy. If it turns out to be as effective as one might hope, then it is smart to get enough out there to give it a good test...part of normal R&D costs for any new drug.
More good news. I hope this and the use of the anti malaria drug cocktail keeps saving people’s lives.
It was reported 200,000. Doesn’t matter, mere flash in the pan to what they seek which is forced vaccination of all human beings on the planet. IOW a publicity stunt.
400,000 doses is a drop in the bucket compared to the number of doses that will be purchased full retail should it become the drug of choice.
This marketing technique is a form of seeding. Kind of like chumming the waters.
Are they hyping how sick he was just to ‘prove that remsivider is the only drug that works’?
Doesnt sound any more effective than hydroxychloquine and zinc. Avg of 3-4 days for it to do the same thing.
[[Expect to hear a flood of “miracle” stories about Remdesivir that will outdo anything you heard about HCQ.]]
Yup=- exactly- and expect not to hear about HCQ much anymore either- the msm won’t report on it
“How can you accuse them of profiteering when they donated their entire stockpile? Seems weird, no?”
So, I’m seeing you more as a checkers player... than as a chess player. Do you think Costco is just giving out all that free food because they are really nice guys?
Donate 400,000 doses so they can sell 40,000,000. It’s called a free sample. They do it at Sam’s Club and Costco too. Well, probably not anymore but they did pre-coronavirus.
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