Covid 19 mrna Vaccines...Yes/No?

[entropical]

So that's what killed Trump so suddenly!

Aside from the fact that the ebola trial had to be aborted because the drug was killing people, your article failed to mention that the ”randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trial of remdesivir” was unblinded. It also failed to mention the result of a peer-revirewed clinical trial published in the Lancet that found no benefit and high numbers of severe reactions from the drug, including respiratory failure.

Fauci’s Remdesivir: Inadequate to Treat COVID-19 and Potentially Lethal

An Analysis of the Science and Politics

By Peter R. Breggin, MD and Ginger Ross Breggin
May 14, 2020

https://breggin.com/faucis-remdesivir-inadequate-to-treat-covid-19-and-potentially-lethal/

 

[buzzmobile]

So Trump did not die 5 days after receiving remdesivir?

 

[buzzmobile]

So Trump did not die of renal failure 5 days after receiving remdesivir? Just trying to keep up with the research.

 

[Three Berries]

So Trump did not die of renal failure 5 days after receiving remdesivir? Just trying to keep up with the research.

Did he really take it?

 

[flylowgethigh]

They said he did. Foochie was trying to kill him.

 

[buzzmobile]

Did he really take it?

They said he did. Foochie was trying to kill him.

There you go. Simple is as simple does.

 

[Three Berries]

There you go. Simple is as simple does.

But did he really take it?

 

[flylowgethigh]

I wanted Trump to take Ivermectin, but the President isn't a private individual. If he had and that had helped, it would have been game over for foochie and his patents.

 

[Hammerhead]

Trump himself said he takes Ivermectin.. These are all the drugs he Took for Covid-19

The eight drugs the president has been given:

1. Dexamethasone — President Trump was prescribed the steroid dexamethasone, a drug commonly used to treat asthma, rheumatoid arthritis and certain cancer, on Oct. 3. Sean Conley, DO, the president's physician, said the steroid was given to him in response to his blood oxygen levels dropping twice to 93 percent, according to STAT.
   
   The steroid is typically recommended for hospitalized patients who need oxygen or are on ventilators. A study released in June showed that dexamethasone reduced deaths by one-third for those who had been sick for more than a week and were on mechanical ventilators, but had no impact on patients receiving no respiratory support. The study suggested that the drug may do more harm than good for patients with milder COVID-19 cases, since steroids hamper the body's immune system.
   
   The drug is typically given to patients with severe COVID-19 to prevent an immune system overreaction. Some experts called it a "major breakthrough" for COVID-19 treatment, as it was the first drug shown to improve survival rates.
2. Remdesivir — President Trump was given his first dose of remdesivir Oct. 2, and he will be given a five-day course, CNN reported. Remdesivir, made by Gilead (who gave it the brand name of Veklury), was granted emergency use authorization by the FDA on May 1 after a study showed it caused a 31 percent faster recovery time compared to a placebo.
   
   Remdesivir is an intravenous drug that works by targeting the system coronaviruses use to replicate themselves. It has been previously tested for Ebola, but hasn't been officially approved in any country. The FDA expanded its emergency use authorization for remdesivir Aug. 28, allowing it to be used on all hospitalized patients. It had previously only been authorized for those on ventilators or with low blood oxygen levels.
3. Regeneron's monoclonal antibody — On Oct. 2, the White House released a letter saying the president received a single 8-gram dose of Regeneron's monoclonal antibody cocktail, called REGN-COV2, the highest dose of the drug being tested in late-stage clinical trials, according to Politico.
   
   Regeneron said in a Sept. 29 news release that a high dose of the drug caused the level of the virus to decrease in patients in an early clinical trial, indicating it may help COVID-19 patients recover faster. The trial seemed to show the drug had a bigger effect on patients who were infected with the virus but hadn't created high levels of their own antibodies against the virus. The drug uses synthetic versions of the antibodies patients' bodies create when they recover from a disease. In July, Regeneron received $450 million from Operation Warp Speed, the White House's task force to expedite COVID-19 vaccine development, to manufacture thousands of doses of the drug.
   
   Regeneron CEO Leonard Schleifer, MD, PhD, told The New York Times that President Trump's medical staff reached out to the company for permission to use the drug, and that it was cleared with the FDA. Mr. Schleifer has known the president casually for many years and is a member of his golf club in Westchester County, N.Y., according to the Times.
4. Zinc — President Trump also has been given zinc, according to the Times, which helps the immune system fight outside bacteria and viruses. Zinc is an essential mineral that is naturally present in some foods and is available as a dietary supplement. There is no evidence that zinc helps fight COVID-19, and the FDA has issued warning letters to some companies that have tried to claim there's a link between zinc products and reduced risk of COVID-19.
5. Vitamin D — President Trump has been given vitamin D, the Times reported, which is good for bone health. There is no evidence vitamin D directly reduces the risk of COVID-19, and the FDA has sent warning letters to companies trying to sell vitamin D products as COVID-19 treatments. Vitamin D can also help reduce inflammation, according to the National Institutes of Health.
6. Famotidine — The generic name for Pepcid, famotidine is commonly used to treat ulcers, heartburn, indigestion and reduces the amount of acid in the stomach. A clinical trial testing the drug in hospitalized COVID-19 patients in New York wasn't able to recruit enough patients to properly evaluate its impact, according to Science.
7. Melatonin — Commonly used to treat insomnia, some studies have suggested that melatonin could also help COVID-19 patients with diabetes and obesity, according to CNN.
   
   "The ability of melatonin to decrease viral infections in obese and diabetic patients is attributed to its characterists, such as potent antioxidant effects, improving the endogenous antioxidant system, immunomodulatory, and the strong anti-inflammatory capability," according to researchers from Mansoura University in Egypt.
   
   A health summary for President Trump released in June showed that he was obese, at 244 pounds, the Times reported.
8. Aspirin — Commonly given to older patients to prevent heart disease, aspirin is also a popular painkiller. It can reduce the risk of blood-clotting, and evidence has shown COVID-19 can trigger blood clots in some patients. The president has mild heart disease, the Times reported

 

[buzzmobile]

I wanted Trump to take Ivermectin, but the President isn't a private individual. If he had and that had helped, it would have been game over for foochie and his patents.

Why do you think he didn't listen to you?

But did he really take it?

Do you have something you would like to share by asking that question again, Three Berries ?

 

[armedoldhippy]

I wanted Trump to take Ivermectin, but the President isn't a private individual. If he had and that had helped, it would have been game over for foochie and his patents.

i was wanting him to take a bleach IV, like he suggested early on. or the light bulb internally (another of the "stable geniuses ideas) if he had, and died as a result of his ignorance, Pence might have listened to medical professionals & saved thousands of lives...missed a real chance there. too bad shit for brains Chump did not take his own advice.

 

[flylowgethigh]

Go get your booster jab

 

[armedoldhippy]

Go get your booster jab

i've told you 5 or 6 times, i've already had it. is this the only trick you know? repeating what you consider an "own" over and over because you can't think of anything new? you're more mentally limited than The Chump & his "lock her up! or the classic "stop the steal!" truly fucking pitiful.

 

[unclefishstick]

i've told you 5 or 6 times, i've already had it. is this the only trick you know? repeating what you consider an "own" over and over because you can't think of anything new? you're more mentally limited than The Chump & his "lock her up! or the classic "stop the steal!" truly fucking pitiful.

now now,saying someone is more mentally incompetent than trump is rather insulting,as a mod i must step in and say that commie talk right there!


messed that up bad...

now now,saying someone xis more mentally xincompetent than trump xis rather xinsulting.....

 

[buzzmobile]

You sure Fooched up that post, unclefishstick . Do your research.

 

[armedoldhippy]

now now,saying someone is more mentally incompetent than trump is rather insulting,as a mod i must step in and say that commie talk right there!


messed that up bad...

now now,saying someone xis more mentally xincompetent than trump xis rather xinsulting.....

xis xit still an insult xif xit xis true? xi'm confused...

 

[BudToaster]

i keep wanting to throw another stick on the fire of truth as i find more revealing studies, but i know there is no point. all i can do is take satisfaction that all my "spidey sense" tingling back in early 2020 was spot on. i fucking love being an engineer and able to read and understand science - not enough to do genomic lab work (yet), but enough to save my ass. thank-you MIT (i still won't donate).

 

[Muleskinner]

 

[entropical]

i keep wanting to throw another stick on the fire of truth as i find more revealing studies, but i know there is no point. all i can do is take satisfaction that all my "spidey sense" tingling back in early 2020 was spot on. i fucking love being an engineer and able to read and understand science - not enough to do genomic lab work (yet), but enough to save my ass. thank-you MIT (i still won't donate).

Why throw a stick when you can hit them with a bundle lol.

This was too technical for me but you might find it interesting:

https://arkmedic.substack.com/p/how-...y-to-the-truth

 

[Three Berries]

i was wanting him to take a bleach IV, like he suggested early on. or the light bulb internally (another of the "stable geniuses ideas) if he had, and died as a result of his ignorance, Pence might have listened to medical professionals & saved thousands of lives...missed a real chance there. too bad shit for brains Chump did not take his own advice.

You know the bleach IV is being used to fight some disease. Not exactly shooting up Clorox like you propose though. Just misinformation?