Same feeling here... I'm not a pro so I can barely grasp and follow the sense of what he writes (way above my pay grade...) but as He seems too serious guy to be an attention scaremonger... he scares more than the usual broken clocks, if I may joke on that.
But, at the end, I pray he is wrong because I have too many jabbed friends...
The "problem" with ivermectin is that it is is a cheap, safe generic drug that the pharma companies can't sell at massive mark ups.
Understanding that the entire American health system is motivated by profit, from the lowest level of patient care to the highest level of government and regulation, makes everything much more clear.
1. Twitter trick for these people. Re-tweet with quote and state your case. That will get their attention. Full disclosure: I do use Twitter during Presidential election years for obvious reasons. My mind is made up.
2. Let them all keep getting their gene editors. Smart people won't have to worry about running out of Ivermectin.
Last October I came down with covid for the second time but this time I had ivermectin ready to take. After about 24 hours of increasingly worse symptoms which eventually led to a sore throat, fever and lethargy - I took my first dose of ivermectin at 9am.
By 6pm the same day I felt tired but all symptoms were gone and a sense of post sickness relaxation came over me. At that moment that evening I felt great. I tested positive for covid for days but I was done being sick.
I've never been so sick and then completely well again in such a short time. Yes this is totally anecdotal, but it's my experience and I'm ready to try it again the next time I catch covid to see if I repeat the results.
My main objection to the use of ivermectin was that at that time it was not in unlimited supply and people like my friend who has lupus needed it for their treatment. If somebody tells people that powdered dung beetles will help you lose weight the line goes around the block no matter what the FDA says. But when the issue is a virus, different story - everyone's willing to blame them.
Sir... if You don't know him yet, You could/should read Geert Van Den Bossche.
If You already know him, sorry to have bothered You.
Know him. First heard him on Peak Prosperity a couple years ago. Eye opening, to say the least.
And scary as hell
Well, the wrath he describes hasn't happened yet...maybe over time it will and I'm just kidding myself.
(But hey, it's summer! And, dang! Isn't it good to be alive!)
Same feeling here... I'm not a pro so I can barely grasp and follow the sense of what he writes (way above my pay grade...) but as He seems too serious guy to be an attention scaremonger... he scares more than the usual broken clocks, if I may joke on that.
But, at the end, I pray he is wrong because I have too many jabbed friends...
The "problem" with ivermectin is that it is is a cheap, safe generic drug that the pharma companies can't sell at massive mark ups.
Understanding that the entire American health system is motivated by profit, from the lowest level of patient care to the highest level of government and regulation, makes everything much more clear.
Yep. A patient cured is a customer lost 🤷♂️
1. Twitter trick for these people. Re-tweet with quote and state your case. That will get their attention. Full disclosure: I do use Twitter during Presidential election years for obvious reasons. My mind is made up.
2. Let them all keep getting their gene editors. Smart people won't have to worry about running out of Ivermectin.
Stunning, great work.
Last October I came down with covid for the second time but this time I had ivermectin ready to take. After about 24 hours of increasingly worse symptoms which eventually led to a sore throat, fever and lethargy - I took my first dose of ivermectin at 9am.
By 6pm the same day I felt tired but all symptoms were gone and a sense of post sickness relaxation came over me. At that moment that evening I felt great. I tested positive for covid for days but I was done being sick.
I've never been so sick and then completely well again in such a short time. Yes this is totally anecdotal, but it's my experience and I'm ready to try it again the next time I catch covid to see if I repeat the results.
My main objection to the use of ivermectin was that at that time it was not in unlimited supply and people like my friend who has lupus needed it for their treatment. If somebody tells people that powdered dung beetles will help you lose weight the line goes around the block no matter what the FDA says. But when the issue is a virus, different story - everyone's willing to blame them.