We made advancements in medicine that gave us a better understanding of these diseases and made it easier to diagnose them?
We made advancements in medicine that gave us a better understanding of these diseases and made it easier to diagnose them?
You’re definitely not an antivaxxerVitamin C makes no money for the machine.
I pissed off a bunch of pro-vaxxers with this post 🤣.
For the thinking people, high dose vitamin C, especially via an IV, floods the cells with vitamin C and that causes hydrogen peroxide to be released, immediately killing pathogens. Dr. Klenner cured ALL of his POLIO patients with high dose vitamin C. And in fact, high dose vitamin C has been used to cure, prevent and/or successfully treat virtually every disease you can name, including COVID.
Remember that HCQ study done by the University of Washington where they concluded that HCQ was no more effective than the PLACEBO? That study that was used in part to claim that HCQ wouldn’t work and instead we had to go with vaccines?
Do you know what that “PLACEBO” was?
You guessed it: VITAMIN C!!!
Now why in the world would they use vitamin C as a PLACEBO?!
Because it works, that’s why. And if two things work in a (fake) study, then the CLAIM can be made that the target being studied is no more effective than the placebo.
It’s all still online. Do some Google searches and post what the placebo was (ascorbic acid was the “official” term).
Let us not forget 24 gram vitamin C IVs were used early on in Asia to cure COVID - zero deaths.
And @TamaseseEdwin used vitamin C (and either A or D) to cure measles in children in Samoa in 2019 and he was thrown in jail for saving lives.
Get the book “Curing the Incurable” if you want details on why vitamin C is such a powerful healer and therefore why the medical mafia do not use it.
They also drive about 10% as much as we do. Live completely different lifestyles and morals.
Japan's obesity rate is 3%.
America's obesity rate is 40%.
And guess what?
No one in Japan is doing paleo, vegan, or carnivore diets.
They're just eating REAL FOOD.
None of our processed junk.
Meanwhile, we're over here fasting, cold plunging, and complicating our lives.
In Japan, they just eat normally and walk around.
RFK, please fix our damn country!
A lot of trust was lost with Covid.
They weren't disastrous at all. It only took 5 minutes to get a safe and simple shot that wouldn't have prevented you from going anywhere. I have no sympathy for you fools whose entire belief system about covid revolves around the fact that Trump lost and had nothing to do with actual science. If he had won, we would have seen magat parades a mile long to get that shot and you'd all be yammering about how amazing Operation Warp Speed was.A lot of trust was lost with Covid.
The forced vaccinations and vaccine passport policies were disasturous and not grounded in science. No doctors stood up to the tyrant Fauci, bar a few that were censored.
This is what happens when you censor speech and lose trust. Take notes.
It has nothing to do with Trump.They weren't disastrous at all. It only took 5 minutes to get a safe and simple shot that wouldn't have prevented you from going anywhere. I have no sympathy for you fools whose entire belief system about covid revolves around the fact that Trump lost and had nothing to do with actual science. If he had won, we would have seen magat parades a mile long to get that shot and you'd all be yammering about how amazing Operation Warp Speed was.
Cry me a river boo-hoo
That's still no excuse for allowing MMR and polio to run wild because you're still mad at mean Mr Biden. It's sheer stupidity and dangerous for the rest of us.
It wasn't experimental, in fact it was 60 years in the making and hundreds of thousands of volunters over the years participated in safety trials, including ~ 10,000 for the covid vaccine.It has nothing to do with Trump.
Explain how forcing an expiremental shot on people who don’t need it, is a good thing without mentioning Trump. He has nothing to do with it. I’ll wait.
But no worries. I’m glad they did that shit, because the citizenry will never cooperate with that communist bullshit again.
Can you imagine if they tried to implement a mask mandate here in SC again? They would get laughed off the face of the earth.
If it wasn't experimental, why the need to change the definition of "vaccine"?It wasn't experimental, in fact it was 60 years in the making and hundreds of thousands of volunters over the years participated in safety trials, including ~ 10,000 for the covid vaccine.
If Trump had nothing to do with it, how did it become such a stark ideological divide with one side trusting the science and the other calling it "experimental" when it was no such thing.
Is it because magas are smarter than the rest of the population or............?
I'm not going round and round with you on this subject knowing that you'll keep moving the goalposts in a lame attempt to pretend that you had legitimate concerns that weren't ideological.If it wasn't experimental, why the need to change the definition of "vaccine"?
You would at least think that if it was not something new, it would at least fit the traditional definition. Which it did not, so they changed the definition so that the new shot would meet the definition of vaccine.
I have no sympathy for you fools whose entire belief system about covid revolves around the fact that Trump lost and had nothing to do with actual science.
It wasn't experimental, in fact it was 60 years in the making and hundreds of thousands of volunters over the years participated in safety trials, including ~ 10,000 for the covid vaccine.
If Trump had nothing to do with it, how did it become such a stark ideological divide with one side trusting the science and the other calling it "experimental" when it was no such thing.
Is it because magas are smarter than the rest of the population or............?
Your second point contradicts your first, so in a sense my point remains. Not much difference between political and ideological IMOTwo things:
- Not everyone skipped the shot for political reasons. Trump, Biden... had nothing to do with my family's decision to not get the Covid vaccine. We were perfectly healthy, all under 40 at the time, no comorbidities, etc. No reason for it, particularly given the rushed nature and limited testing.
- The idealogical divide is more about trusting big government than just the shot. Dems want big government. They want handouts. They want entitlements. They want big government programs all around and in their lives. Generally, republicans are skeptical of government, want less of it in their lives and prioritize independence and individual freedom. Those ideological differences played out in how each side approached Covid, whether it be masking, the vaccine, school closures, etc.
I have no sympathy for assholes who force medication on others. They should be in jail.I'm not going round and round with you on this subject knowing that you'll keep moving the goalposts in a lame attempt to pretend that you had legitimate concerns that weren't ideological.
My point remains and I will always stand by it.
Nobody forced anybody to do anything. Your point only applies to companies with 100,000+ employees, the military and and members of the medical community who work with many immunocompromised patients, but even then you had a choice.I have no sympathy for assholes who force medication on others. They should be in jail.
Your second point contradicts your first, so in a sense my point remains. Not much difference between political and ideological IMO
Sometimes I think we'll never understand each other because the decision to get vaccinated for me and everyone I know had nothing to do with the government. It was simply a decision to protect our health and more importantly public health. Vaccines are a miracle of science and they've helped eradicate or control many many diseases in the last 75+ years.
It never crossed my mind that my decision would be dependent on who the president was or what the government wanted me to do. I trust the science and once the vaccine was approved, that was good enough for me. So what if you didn't end up needing it....you didn't know that at the time and it wasn't harmful so there was no good reason to not get it unless your choice was ideological....which again shouldn't get muddled together with public health/science.
Right... So how much did the "science" change on the vaccine? It was supposed to stop you from getting it. It didn't. It was supposed to stop you from spreading it. It didn't. And you can talk all you want about historical vaccines, but with Covid specifically (not MRNA generally), there were no longitudinal studies proving both efficacy and long-term safety.
I'm very happy with the decision we made. My family remains very healthy. In fact, we were just talking the other day about some of our friends' kids who seem to "catch everything" and are constantly sick. Many of these families load up on covid and flu vaccines. We take/took neither and amazingly, none of us have had the flu (I don't think I've ever had it and my kids have never had it) and a couple brushes with covid have been super minor.
Many historical vaccines have been gamechangers from a pop health standpoint. Small pox, polio... great! But we attempted to rush a vaccine for a rapidly mutating virus and force it on people who everyone knew were exceptionally low risk for any sort of complication. In fact, "the science" clearly showed that people under 50 (and especially kids) with no comorbidities were extremely low risk. So we did in fact "trust the science."
Whole I largely agree with you, I will say that the main reasoning for broad vaccine use amongst people who were less vulnerable was to help slow transmission. Sure kids didn't get very sick in schools, but they spread it far and wide and got others sick.
That was the idea, yes. But then we learned that the vaccine wasn't really stopping people from spreading it.
Dear Dr ScotchiRight... So how much did the "science" change on the vaccine? It was supposed to stop you from getting it. It didn't. It was supposed to stop you from spreading it. It didn't. And you can talk all you want about historical vaccines, but with Covid specifically (not MRNA generally), there were no longitudinal studies proving both efficacy and long-term safety.
I'm very happy with the decision we made. My family remains very healthy. In fact, we were just talking the other day about some of our friends' kids who seem to "catch everything" and are constantly sick. Many of these families load up on covid and flu vaccines. We take/took neither and amazingly, none of us have had the flu (I don't think I've ever had it and my kids have never had it) and a couple brushes with covid have been super minor.
Many historical vaccines have been gamechangers from a pop health standpoint. Small pox, polio... great! But we attempted to rush a vaccine for a rapidly mutating virus and force it on people who everyone knew were exceptionally low risk for any sort of complication. In fact, "the science" clearly showed that people under 50 (and especially kids) with no comorbidities were extremely low risk. So we did in fact "trust the science."