“Why aren’t we using a drug that everyone is already using?”
Jesus this guy is an idiot.
“Why aren’t we using a drug that everyone is already using?”
Jesus this guy is an idiot.
josh1988 wrote:
“Why aren’t we using a drug that everyone is already using?”
Jesus this guy is an idiot.
Idiot and a loser. Can you believe this is his full-time job? THIS, posting trolling trash on a dumb MF message board
Jesus
This is definitely old news. It's a recent story from the WSJ because that's a financial journal: they published the story as a cost comparison with the new Pzifer antiviral. It's not a cutting-edge medicine publication.
Fluvoxamine is already widely used for COVID, although study results are actually mixed. But it's being used enough that my wholesaler has some strengths and formulations on market allocation.
It's funny how this is some big conspiracy discovery to some, but to others actually in a healthcare profession, it's common knowledge. I think there is so much information and misinformation about COVID available for consumption that some things get lost in the shuffle.
rojo wrote:
yiuk wrote:
The intellectual arrogance required to think you could open your laptop and find a therapy for your buddy's covid.
I please guilty to be arrogant.
Now let's talk about the distinction between merited and unmerited intellectual arrogance 🤦
rojo wrote:
yiuk wrote:
The intellectual arrogance required to think you could open your laptop and find a therapy for your buddy's covid. That's what doctors and public health professionals are for. Shows what you think of their expertise, and how you overvalue your intelligence in domains you have no clue about.
I please guilty to be arrogant.
What?
yiuk wrote:
rojo wrote:
I please guilty to be arrogant.
Now let's talk about the distinction between merited and unmerited intellectual arrogance 🤦
Rojo is VERY stupid
Michael Smores wrote:
rojo wrote:
I please guilty to be arrogant.
What?
Yeah Rojo, you keep bringing this up about Fauci even though it’s been almost two years since he ADMITTED to being wrong and changing his mind after learning new facts.
When have you ever admitted to being wrong? Hell, when have you ever worked a day in your life?
So STFU already.
The rare reasonable post.
wejo wrote:
I think the issue is small studies can show promising results but they should fast track bigger studies with this
Agree. Fluvoxamine is one of three drugs being trialed in a large NIH funded study called ACTIV-6 that has been going on since June.
https://ncats.nih.gov/news/releases/2021/large-clinical-trial-to-study-repurposed-drugs-to-treat-covid-19-symptomsAlso, as a PSA for Rojo's friend: I believe the trial is still actively enrolling (i.e. looking for potential patients). I am not personally involved in the trial but my institution's clinical trials center (run by some of my colleagues) is doing the data coordination.
https://activ6study.org/By the way, I'm 74 so I'm in the high-risk category. Yesterday and last night, my symptoms were scratchy throat, cough, sinus drainage, minor aches, and a fever of 2.5 above my normal temperature. In addition to the above list of supplements, I'm taking aspirin for the fever and pseudoephedrine for the sinus drainage. Obviously, I'm not running and I'm self-isolating. Fever now is 2.3 above normal. SpO2 is normal at 98.
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Live close to pfizer testing region and headquarters so lots of covid alternative drug tests have been done nearby. This one included. Biggest issue was it killed testosterone and sex drive significantly for a significant time afterward (over 30 days).
The OP in this quote here read a book by RFK Jr about Fauci and is now basically convinced that the Deep State is just a wing of Big Pharma.
Sadly I’ve found that if you confront these people and say “so you think tens of thousands of doctors and scientists are in on a massive murderous conspiracy, OR they are so dumb they are being led blindly down the path of murder despite decades of training” they will answer “yes.”
I feel like this article was written explicitly for Rojo:
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/03/opinion/dyor-do-your-own-research.html
Deep thoughts... wrote:
Do you really think they're all just standing by while their patients die so they can collect pharma kickbacks?
They're not just standing by, they are actively killing people to get usual ultra high exorbitant feels plus the bonuses that they're not getting for killing people in incubators and by putting "with" covid on everyone's death certificate, even though they're not actually testing anyone for a virus, and in spite of the fact that there is no reliable test for a virus.
Sure, and they've been doing the same things for decades, killing people with their treatments and blaming it on pneumonia or whatever. This is nothing new! It has been happening for quite a long time and now over the last two years they've accelerated that same process that they've been using for quite a long time.
Additionally, where do you think they absorbed all their dogma?? In big pharma medical schools where they are taught to do what they're told, to not think and to not ask any questions - so that's what they're continuing to do now.
a fan's notes wrote:
I feel like this article was written explicitly for Rojo:
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/03/opinion/dyor-do-your-own-research.html
As psychological studies have repeatedly shown, when it comes to technical and complex issues like climate change and vaccine efficacy, novices who do their own research often end up becoming more misled than informed — the exact opposite of what D.Y.O.R. is supposed to accomplish.
Whether you want to call that a conspiracy or a standard operating practice or whatever, it is what it is.
Harambe wrote:
the Deep State is just a wing of Big Pharma.
Or visa versa, big pharma is a wing of the deep state. In either case, it is what it is.
Big pharma is the biggest and most powerful lobby in the world, and is where most of the politicians make their big bucks.
75 still alive wrote:
plus the bonuses that they're now getting
Correction of typo.