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Originally posted by ersatzknarf:
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-p...urts-say-no-n1549942

Now ask yourself the following question. Why? If this gentleman is projected to have a <10% chance of recovery, why not use whatever treatment routine the family and their doctor(s) opt to pursue? What's the downside? The only thing I could come up with is what if the modified Ivermectin treatment routine actually worked? That would discredit the 'experts' and the medical profession as a whole, and put billions of dollars of big pharma revenue at risk. What is crystal clear though, the decisions being made by government and the courts have nothing to do with public health.

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Originally posted by bigdeal:

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Originally posted by ersatzknarf:
https://pjmedia.com/news-and-p...urts-say-no-n1549942

Now ask yourself the following question. Why? If this gentleman is projected to have a <10% chance of recovery, why not use whatever treatment routine the family and their doctor(s) opt to pursue? What's the downside? The only thing I could come up with is what if the modified Ivermectin treatment routine actually worked? That would discredit the 'experts' and the medical profession as a whole, and put billions of dollars of big pharma revenue at risk. What is crystal clear though, the decisions being made by government and the courts have nothing to do with public health.

Perfectly stated. That is absolutely absurd. No way they are going to let the chance of Ivermectin working. So now just wait for him to die. Sad. The second I found out my wife got COVID, I followed the FLCCC COVID battle plan, except I couldn’t find Ivermectin anywhere local, and I added NAC. I know it helped me get over it.

Why doesn’t a family have any say in the care of a loved one? More importantly, why would the Mayo Clinic allow people to die rather than try ivermectin? What’s stopping them?

Yep… Once admitted to a hospital a “patient” becomes an inmate, with no rights.

What’s the worst that could happen? From the perspective of the hospital it’s that it just might work

I just found this thread and haven’t read the previous +1000 pages, so maybe what I am about to say has already been covered. It is ironic to me that the left acts like they do not understand anyone who questions the official government position on Covid. I guess they forget that it was Biden and Harris who publicly stated at the beginning that they would never take a vaccine that had been hurriedly approved during the Trump administration. It was Fauci who originally said masks do not work and do not buy them. It was also Fauci who so strongly insisted at the beginning (and still does apparently) that the virus evolved in nature. Funny how in the whole wide world, the virus just happened to evolve in Wuhan, China, where there also coincidentally is a lab, partially funded by the US through Fauci’s agency, that is experimenting on Covid viruses. The recently released emails to and from Fauci show that Fauci was advised early on the virus probably originated in the Wuhan lab. The emails also clearly show that there was indeed gain of function research going on in that lab. Yet Fauci continues to lie and insist this is not so. The emails also show that people within his agency were concerned that if the truth was told, it might effect the “harmony” between the US and China. (Of course it might also affect Fauci’s career). And the government wonders why so many people do not trust the government agencies and politicians.

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I just found this thread and haven’t read the previous +1000 pages, so maybe what I am about to say has already been covered.

Yep… welcome to the thread. It’s a combination of news, commentary, and personal stories.
Please come often and post more.

^^^Just found this thread?? Dude, it's been on page one in the Lounge for nearly two years...

^^^ My thought....but with only 97 posts, it's understandable.

Here is one way to get Ivermectin:

https://www.investorvillage.co...d=22338115&mn=241768

The Bimectin 1.87% paste at Tractor Supply is readily available - and sometimes available on Amazon. Same stuff as what is being prescribed without the 3-ring circus and cost.

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Originally posted by bigdeal:

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Originally posted by wcb6092:
“President Biden’s strongest supporters are most likely to endorse the harshest punishments against those who won’t get the COVID-19 vaccine. Among voters who have a Very Favorable impression of Biden, 51% are in favor of government putting the unvaccinated in “designated facilities,” and 54% favor imposing fines or prison sentences on vaccine critics,” said the pollster.

To put that in context, with Biden polling around 33% favorable, the rather tiny group of mentally ill morons that have a "Very Favorable impression of Biden" might be rabid, but their numbers make them all but irrelevant. If the two sides to this issue ever did square off against each other, this particular group would be eliminated from the planet before lunch time rolled around. But the story does make for good clickbait.

I believe wholeheartedly that the respondents to these divisive channels of "data" gathering are overwhelmingly foreign agencies using automation to divide and distract, and perhaps destroy us. They aren't real people. Basically, Trolls. Several chapters of "This is how they tell me the world ends" cover these fuckers. That book is a sort of history of hacking, zero-days and cyber weapons, and goes up to the current state, mid-covid era.

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Originally posted by nhracecraft:
^^^Just found this thread?? Dude, it's been on page one in the Lounge for nearly two years...

Don't presume that everyone visits every subset of the forum, personally, I didn't get into the lounge for quite a while after joining...

JimACP welcome to the discussion.. Good points

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Originally posted by Ripley:

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Originally posted by slosig:

What a great way to encourage people to stock up now. “Quick, buy at least a three year supply while you still can!”

I would tend to agree. OTOH the recent redesignation of NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine) gives me pause. I'm not going into NAC beyond saying it has been shown to be useful in treating the coof. NAC was a prescription med with specific uses in the 60's, was reclassified as a supplement and has long been shown to have very useful antioxidant, scavenging and expectorant properties. Apparently pressure was put on Amazon and other on-line vendors to drop it. Steven Crowder discusses this, starting at 24:30 in --

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onzWFIqKbaU

I just received my order of NAC from Nutrition Express, the label is Piping Rock brand.

It stinks!!! It smells like rotten eggs or sewage.

Is this normal? PHEW!
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FWIW, I was advised to just open the top and leave it off, and let the bottle air out. This greatly helped, I barely smell them now.

I only post this because it's hard to find NAC in stock anywhere, and if you do, and it stinks, this worked for me. BTW I'm wondering why it's so hard to find. Weird.
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Originally posted by OKCGene:

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Originally posted by Ripley:

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Originally posted by slosig:

What a great way to encourage people to stock up now. “Quick, buy at least a three year supply while you still can!”

I would tend to agree. OTOH the recent redesignation of NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine) gives me pause. I'm not going into NAC beyond saying it has been shown to be useful in treating the coof. NAC was a prescription med with specific uses in the 60's, was reclassified as a supplement and has long been shown to have very useful antioxidant, scavenging and expectorant properties. Apparently pressure was put on Amazon and other on-line vendors to drop it. Steven Crowder discusses this, starting at 24:30 in --

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onzWFIqKbaU

I just received my order of NAC from Nutrition Express, the label is Piping Rock brand.

It stinks!!! It smells like rotten eggs or sewage.

Is this normal? PHEW!
.

I bought NAC at a local Sprouts store and it has no smell.

The NAC I use is odorless. I would send it back.

If it’s the same N-acetyl-cystine (sp) that is used as a Tylenol antidote during overdose, or the one used by people with chronic lung disease, then a strong sulphuric smell is normal. But that was a liquid.

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Originally posted by Sigfest:
If it’s the same N-acetyl-cystine (sp) that is used as a Tylenol antidote during overdose...

As I understand that how NAC was used in the '60's and it was a prescription med. Widespread other uses led to its classification as a supplement.

The Official Big Pharma, Big Media COVID19 Narrative Completely Crumbling - Dr. Peter McCullough

So, hopefully we're back to Just Say No again.

As a country, we need to be pushing back with hard No's to many things the dems are doing.

Like it or not, you are paying for 4-free COVID test kits for every household.

Orders can now be placed here:
4 - Free COVID test kits.

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Originally posted by konata88:
So, hopefully we're back to Just Say No again.

As a country, we need to be pushing back with hard No's to many things the dems are doing.

And we can all start by telling the gov to shove those "free" tests up their ass.

Seriously, do not accept those tests. If you need a test, pay for it. I for one will not be ordering any of those "free" tests.