Texas is suffering

The "failed trials" were designed for failure, using 4x the therapeutic dose, much less the far reduced prophylactic dose, which is proven to have minimal side effects or toxicity. While non-lethal arrhythmias are being attributed in trial overdose situations, people are dying unnecessarily of covid.

Demofascist medithugs and pharma-backed media shills must shut down all dissent (which is the heart of all science, not consensus) so that their coveted mandatory vaccinations are still hanging out there like a poisoned carrot in front of the mule.

Have little rest now grandpa.

I believe in wearing a mask here in Texas but I am starting to think they are not working. At least mine isn't because tmmv I can smell you thru it and you stink.

Ymmv

What is that an acronym for

You make me vomit

I'm usually very far to the right, past even the orange man supporters but as far as hydroxychloroquine is involved... I'm not a fan. When it first came out, a lot of countries tried it and they all came back with poor results. Not all these countries have a political motive. I think that the truth is more likely that these doctors are treating patients before they get poorly and the results are better when you are proactive versus sending them home to sit it out. Maybe ANY treatment is better than NO treatment in the early days. Slow the progress, give their immune system more time to figure out how to fight off the virus.

Also, statistically speaking 1 in 384 people die so since she's treated 350 maybe she hasn't had her death yet.

295 fatalities today. 8839 new cases. Four days of new cases between 8800 and 9000. Three days of fatalities in the 300 range. Fatalities almost doubled in the month of July. New cases nearly tripled.

Bars were closed on June 26. Mask order in place on July 2. I do not see Texas getting down below 8000 new cases a day any time soon. Teachers report to their schools for professional development training next week. One of the schools in my wife's district had to quarantine all the administrative staff after three tested positive this week. Tons of teachers take FMLA and CARES Act leave or just flat out retiring or resigning. All schools have to provide face to face instruction on day one or will lose state funding. August is going to be a very difficult month in Texas.

Precious Roy wrote:

295 fatalities today. 8839 new cases. Four days of new cases between 8800 and 9000. Three days of fatalities in the 300 range. Fatalities almost doubled in the month of July. New cases nearly tripled.

Bars were closed on June 26. Mask order in place on July 2. I do not see Texas getting down below 8000 new cases a day any time soon. Teachers report to their schools for professional development training next week. One of the schools in my wife's district had to quarantine all the administrative staff after three tested positive this week. Tons of teachers take FMLA and CARES Act leave or just flat out retiring or resigning. All schools have to provide face to face instruction on day one or will lose state funding. August is going to be a very difficult month in Texas.

So is there a concern with those that tested positive? If not ill, won't they be able to come back in two weeks and not need to worry about catching it again?

The trial that found heart arrhythmias used a higher dose. Three different randomized trials that found no therapeutic benefit used different lower doses. They also found no harm from taking it.

The Ford study that quacks have gotten all worked up over looked at hydroxy being used with steroids and never determined whether the benefit came from hydroxy of the steroids or both.

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

Oops, you just replied to yourself with that ???