Inquiring minds want to know wrote:
That's a very interesting video and she's a board-certified MD with hundreds of patients. But I wonder how long her video will stay up on YouTube before it's taken down.
It seems like it's open season on any physician that states Hydroxychloroquine is an effective therapy in treating a Covid-19 patient.
Person gets given money, person says hydrochloroquine is great.
It's not complicated for those of us with at least half a brain.
YMMV wrote:
Precious Roy wrote:
I always thought the people who were pushing hydroxychoroquine sounded like the Nigerian con men who send old ladies emails asking for help to cash a check for a Nigerian prince. Well, the right wingers are doubling down and now have an actual Nigerian doctor pushing hydroxy. Of course, she is put front and center in a blatant attempt to shield her from attack because she is African American. But if she is the best medical authority right wingers can come up with, it speaks volumes about how dangerous right wing quackery has become.
Dr. Emmanuel is a local Houston pediatrician with no expertise in infectious diseases. She believes that gynecological problems like endometriosis are caused by having sex with witches and demons in people's dreams. She claims that doctors are using DNA from space aliens to treat people. And that vaccines are an attempt to genetically program people to stop being religious.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/stella-immanuel-trumps-new-covid-doctor-believes-in-alien-dna-demon-sperm-and-hydroxychloroquineAd hominem smearbait means one thing: your opposition has been directly hit and has little effective ammunition, so must throw it's only grenade.
Interesting how neo-leftist BLMers put black people on a pedestal until the moment said blacks voice an opinion not sanctioned by the SJW dogma. Then suddenly ancestral "homeland wisdome" from Africa becomes "superstitions, hysterica and misogny".
So predictable.
Watch the entire presentation and there is plenty of documentation and research-based evidence. Far more research backs hydroxyQ efficacy than say, mask efficacy.
Really, you believe her to be a credible witness? Do you believe in alien DNA and witches getting woman pregnant from a distance too? Or only the stuff you are looking to believe.
Trump can give you any crap to drink and you will and even thank him for it.
trollism wrote:
Wow.
As with BW and SV and DR, your best course is simply to ignore anything from YMMV--just voop right past it, as you might with the names in a Russian novel.
Osbourne wrote:
The whole state is a joke. The ones who aren't rednecks are fundamentalist maniacs. Actually, and incredibly, some are both. Just a lunatic asylum for low IQ loudmouths. I'm surprised the state government hasn't announced a plan to pray their way out of Covid.
Be careful as the founders of the site along with the coach (jk) all from there
YMMV wrote:
Another doctor steps up to the plate:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UaGqWWDtAg
Anyone who does not find this woman credible is 100% agenda-driven and willing to sacrifice human lives for their TDS. To not be able to employ a safe, affordable, preventative therapy for a deadly virus is pure criminality.
Once she endorsed stella all her creditability went out of the window. She's a quax too.
YMMV wrote:
YMMV wrote:
Another doctor steps up to the plate:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UaGqWWDtAgAnyone who does not find this woman credible is 100% agenda-driven and willing to sacrifice human lives for their TDS. To not be able to employ a safe, affordable, preventative therapy for a deadly virus is pure criminality.
What is it about her that's so credible?
So she doesn't believe in the demon semen stuff....that's quite a low bar.
How about triple-board certified with hundreds of patients. She is being denied a therapy modality based on politics and nothing else. She also rightly addresses that the priority in dealing with a pathogen like this is personal physical condition which we can all work on and improve. It is brave people like her that I trust to represent appropriate skepticism and pushback to the "Wear the mask, keep six feet, stay home and obey the media directives" approach to this.
As for those mocking Stella: would you also mock a doctor trained in India who believed in Karma and that it could affect your health? Or a Christian or Muslim doctor who consiedered personal faith as having a role in health and recovery? Would you ignore their successful clinical results? If so, you are a cultural bigot who chooses your own belief system rather than evidence-based results. I personally a an agn-atheist who looks for results over belief and culture-based superstitions like trusting media over physicians who are on the front lines of this man-made disaster.
YMMV wrote:
As for those mocking Stella: would you also mock a doctor trained in India who believed in Karma and that it could affect your health? Or a Christian or Muslim doctor who consiedered personal faith as having a role in health and recovery? Would you ignore their successful clinical results? If so, you are a cultural bigot who chooses your own belief system rather than evidence-based results. I personally a an agn-atheist who looks for results over belief and culture-based superstitions like trusting media over physicians who are on the front lines of this man-made disaster.
Yes we laughed at the demon semen lady and you looked stupid.
Get over it.
YMMV wrote:
How about triple-board certified with hundreds of patients. She is being denied a therapy modality based on politics and nothing else. She also rightly addresses that the priority in dealing with a pathogen like this is personal physical condition which we can all work on and improve. It is brave people like her that I trust to represent appropriate skepticism and pushback to the "Wear the mask, keep six feet, stay home and obey the media directives" approach to this.
As for those mocking Stella: would you also mock a doctor trained in India who believed in Karma and that it could affect your health? Or a Christian or Muslim doctor who consiedered personal faith as having a role in health and recovery? Would you ignore their successful clinical results? If so, you are a cultural bigot who chooses your own belief system rather than evidence-based results. I personally a an agn-atheist who looks for results over belief and culture-based superstitions like trusting media over physicians who are on the front lines of this man-made disaster.
The only reason anyone is talking about hydroxychoroquine is because of politics. It does not cure COVID 19. It does even help people get better. It does not prevent people from getting COVID 19. It performed so poorly in randomized trials that the FDA and WHO decided to pull the plug on further testing. Remdesivir does work and has proven effective in clinical trials.
Dr. Loche is one of those "wellness" doctors who sells all kinds of goofy supplements and wrote a book about "biohacking". Of course she is going to endorse hydroxy. She peddles all kinds of different supplements that have never been subject to clinical trials. It is her M.O. to be against science and how she makes her money.
IFR for COVID 19 has been coming down because we have actual scientists in charge of figuring out what works and what doesn't. The decline in IFR coincides with the rapid abandonment of using hydroxy and the fast rise of using Remdesivir.
https://spectrawellness.com/product/ignite-energy-for-mind-and-body/https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/07/30/americas-frontline-doctors-tout-hydroxychloroquine-covid-who-they/5535096002/https://www.foxnews.com/media/dr-birx-hydroxychloroquine-remdesivir-covidPrecious Roy wrote:
YMMV wrote:
How about triple-board certified with hundreds of patients. She is being denied a therapy modality based on politics and nothing else. She also rightly addresses that the priority in dealing with a pathogen like this is personal physical condition which we can all work on and improve. It is brave people like her that I trust to represent appropriate skepticism and pushback to the "Wear the mask, keep six feet, stay home and obey the media directives" approach to this.
As for those mocking Stella: would you also mock a doctor trained in India who believed in Karma and that it could affect your health? Or a Christian or Muslim doctor who consiedered personal faith as having a role in health and recovery? Would you ignore their successful clinical results? If so, you are a cultural bigot who chooses your own belief system rather than evidence-based results. I personally a an agn-atheist who looks for results over belief and culture-based superstitions like trusting media over physicians who are on the front lines of this man-made disaster.
The only reason anyone is talking about hydroxychoroquine is because of politics. It does not cure COVID 19. It does even help people get better. It does not prevent people from getting COVID 19. It performed so poorly in randomized trials that the FDA and WHO decided to pull the plug on further testing. Remdesivir does work and has proven effective in clinical trials.
Dr. Loche is one of those "wellness" doctors who sells all kinds of goofy supplements and wrote a book about "biohacking". Of course she is going to endorse hydroxy. She peddles all kinds of different supplements that have never been subject to clinical trials. It is her M.O. to be against science and how she makes her money.
IFR for COVID 19 has been coming down because we have actual scientists in charge of figuring out what works and what doesn't. The decline in IFR coincides with the rapid abandonment of using hydroxy and the fast rise of using Remdesivir.
https://spectrawellness.com/product/ignite-energy-for-mind-and-body/https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/07/30/americas-frontline-doctors-tout-hydroxychloroquine-covid-who-they/5535096002/https://www.foxnews.com/media/dr-birx-hydroxychloroquine-remdesivir-covid
There is no doubt in my mind now that you are a paid shill whose full-time job is to sling mud at any personage or methodology that doesn't fit the approved corporate agenda. What a waste of a life.
Ymmv
Go for it
Believe in all the fake doctors that you want. Just wish you would take your agenda somewhere else.
2:18 wrote:
Ymmv
Go for it
Believe in all the fake doctors that you want. Just wish you would take your agenda somewhere else.
So how exactly does a "fake doctor" (i.e. a doctor whose experience and views you disapprove of) become triple-board certified?
trollism wrote:
YMMV wrote:
As for those mocking Stella: would you also mock a doctor trained in India who believed in Karma and that it could affect your health? Or a Christian or Muslim doctor who consiedered personal faith as having a role in health and recovery? Would you ignore their successful clinical results? If so, you are a cultural bigot who chooses your own belief system rather than evidence-based results. I personally a an agn-atheist who looks for results over belief and culture-based superstitions like trusting media over physicians who are on the front lines of this man-made disaster.
Yes we laughed at the demon semen lady and you looked stupid.
Get over it.
YMMV seems like a vulnerable poster open to all kinds of silly fads and ideas. Con artists love people like that.
YMMV wrote:
2:18 wrote:
Ymmv
Go for it
Believe in all the fake doctors that you want. Just wish you would take your agenda somewhere else.
So how exactly does a "fake doctor" (i.e. a doctor whose experience and views you disapprove of) become triple-board certified?
You know that even 'board certified' doctors, especially those that are outspoken supporters of certain obese orange politicians are not immune from talking nonsense for personal gain.
Con artists love gullible milquetoasts who unquestioningly follow the directives of the mainstream narrative. In the 50s and 60s that narrative was to conform to restrictive societal standards and don't question expending young lives overseas. Today the narrative is to not question the science which the mainstream has cherry-picked and shut up and wear the mask, while supporting the liberal-funded rioters who are acting in the cause of upending our society completely in preference for anarchy and criminality.
I reject the narrative of both the left and the right; the center will hold, at least in my personal case. As Gautama Buddha taught us millenia ago, it is in the Middle Path that we can find balance and enlightenment.
Oh, and by the way, EAT IT you sad knee-jerk sheep. The truth is coming out even in your MSM:
Have you seen her reviews. Only her friends have endorsed her. She doesn't stand out as someone that I would even let touch my daughter's cat. And I hate cats. Are you even from Texas? Are you even a runner? I believe in science. I believe in God. I don't believe in witch doctos . I don't believe in people that say they are a doctor and do things that can harm you. They are not right and you are not right. Only doctor you need to see right now is a psychiatrist.
YMMV wrote:
Oh, and by the way, EAT IT you sad knee-jerk sheep. The truth is coming out even in your MSM:
https://www.newsweek.com/key-defeating-covid-19-already-exists-we-need-start-using-it-opinion-1519535?fbclid=IwAR2R3veQnwRne5_GCClyIxnqVyJeWXgFP0b8FIyWtARA8kNFQu9QrIYP44k
When you only cite the widely criticized studies and do not even acknowledge the failures during the actual randomized trials, you can make a great case for hydroxy and get yourself on Foxnews. Dr. Risch is actually a real epi, but he is a cancer researcher. He is angling for the iconoclast publicity by being willing to reject the science and substitute his own judgment for the results of randomized trials. If he really believes in hydroxy, there are plenty of countries around the world where you can still treat patients with hydroxy. Go there and set up a randomized trial instead of asking the FDA and WHO to blindly go with one epi's hunch based on non-randomized and highly dubious trials.
We have tried the hunches many times. Some people had a hunch that COVID 19 would just disappear when it got hot out. Some people had a hunch that states with low infection rates could reopen without seeing a big outbreak. Some people had a hunch that the deaths from COVID 19 were disappearing. But the actual scientists and doctors all knew that none of this was accurate.
https://www.medpagetoday.com/infectiousdisease/covid19/87844https://www.medpagetoday.com/infectiousdisease/covid19/876012:18 wrote:
Ymmv
Go for it
Believe in all the fake doctors that you want. Just wish you would take your agenda somewhere else.
Even Fox News thinks YMMV is wrong. That’s how wrong he is.