FDA has approved it's first Covid Vaccine
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nothing political about this. It’s obviously completed the usual 7 to 10 year trials. We know what the long-term consequences are going to be as well as its duration.
Okay folks!
Lets get vaccinated so we can get back to our wonderful normal lives
Lets get vaccinated so we can get back to our wonderful normal lives
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In before those who know more than the FDA.
Very curious what the excuse will be now.
As I said elsewhere . . .
It will go from: "But it's not F.D.A. approved!"
To: "They can't be trusted anyway!"
You’re already seeing it discounted. I do think some reasonable people will now get vaccinated but some of the population won’t no matter what. I mean a guy in a icu bed said he still wouldn’t get it.
Tractor Supply running a deal on Ivermectin right now. Gotta lower the dosage though so the customer base doesn't die
interestingly, studies show Ivermectin reduces risk of death and severe complications. It does have a low cost and few side effects. Not a big money maker for pharma or those regulators hoping to get a job with pharma after a few years working for the gov't.
Of course, the EUA stated the vaccine couldn't be administered if a treatment was available.... but, details right? There's nothing political about this and there's no need to follow the money.
While the FDA, CDC and progressive media were mocking people for saying Ivermectin is a treatment, and many docs shied away from using it, there were some who did - with very good results. So much so, that the medical community is having to stand up and take notice. Late - better than never right?
What is it about the vaccine that turns the vaccinated into assholes?
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What is it about the vaccine that turns the vaccinated into assholes?
Potential use of ivermectin for the treatment and prophylaxis of SARS-CoV-2 infection
Currently no treatment has been proven to be efficacious for patients with early symptoms of COVID-19. Although most patients present mild or moderate…
Here for the people that are cool with putting horse worm treatment in their bodies but are on the fence about the most scrutinized vaccine in human history.
Everything will change once they declare covid an endemic in the spring. Nothing will be pushed anymore and things will go back to normal and some people will look back at how irrational they were about this. We will live with covid like we live with the flu. Many strains will arise and vaccine efficacy will be lowered. Doesn't make sense to force someone to get a vaccine if they don't want it. Period. It's their choice. With that said, Im looking forward to getting a booster shot in December.
Ivermectin is actually a human drug widely prescribed, all around the world. It is NOT a pure veterinary drug that kooks started taking. It doesn't help at all when ignorant folks fall for the misinformation that's been put out, (e.g. the leading agencies putting pictures of horses up on their website while providing (mis)-information on Ivermectin).
The other key point is that we have TONS of usage data on Ivermectin, but absolutely none for the mid-term and long-term for the mRNA vaccine, (though if the reported data is accurate, they are SUPER safe in the short-term).
It's REALLY, really sad that folks aren't more informed to even realize how they've been manipulated, and sharp enough to understand why having usage data and knowledge of a drug, really makes a difference, compared to another treatment that is essentially experimental. You don't even realize that this "most scrutinized" vaccine has not been scrutinized AT ALL in the mid-term or long-term. It's sad indeed. Hook, line and sinker...
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Sadly, most folks don't understand WHY they were pushing the mRNA vaccines so hard in the first, (see recent Moderna announcements for a clue), and why they dismissed other potentially useful treatments from repurposed drugs like HCQ and Ivermectin off-hand. I believe they wouldn't have been allowed to roll out the mRNA vaccines under the Emergency Use Authorization if a "treatment" was available, so every study was always going to come out as, "Well, it didn't work", or "It was not shown to be effective".
