Your ignorance never ceases to amaze.
What? There may be a $4 drug that is 90% effective against Covid-19, why in the hell aren't we talking about fluvoxamine?
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75 still alive wrote:
fisky wrote:
it's been like a bad case of the flu. The sore throat has been the worst part.
You're sick from all the crap and pollution that you cram in your body, not from a virus.
(Psst. Hey, 75 man. Fisky's on your side. He's unvaccinated and taking charge of his own treatment after doing his own research. You're supposed to congratulate him on seeing through the government mind control, or whatever it is you guys say. It's kind of embarrassing I have to remind you of this.)
Hope you keep improving, Fisky. Be cautious, though, because recovery isn't always linear. People get better and then worse before getting better again.
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Since big pharma wants to push more jabs.
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Scamdemic wrote:
Since big pharma wants to push more jabs.
Wow, reviving a year old thread. How’d that fluvoxamine quackery work out for everyone? Made you happier, at least…
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Ivermectin and vitamin D would alleviate 95% of covid symptoms.
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EF DE Ayyyy doc wrote:
Scamdemic wrote:
Since big pharma wants to push more jabs.
Wow, reviving a year old thread. How’d that fluvoxamine quackery work out for everyone? Made you happier, at least…
How are all those jabs and paxlovid working out for you?
I have taken no flu shots, no Covid jabs.
Have gotten pretty sick with chest congestion three times in the past five years.
It proved to be not the flu and not Covid each time as was tested at Urgent Care.
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Covidiocy wrote:
Honestly, I’ve been talking about this drug since at least June. But 2600mbe wanted to assure you at the time that the jabs were much safer and efficacious.
Thanks for clarifying that you weren't being dishonest.
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rojo wrote:
A friend recently tested positive for Covid-19. I started researching if there was anything that might help him. I came across Fluvoxamine. I'm blown away that that the people in charge aren't making this available without a prescription at every pharmacy in America.
Allysia Finley J in the WSJ wrote:
Researchers at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario, last winter launched a large clinical trial in Brazil. The results from their trial, published in the Lancet in October, were stunning: Fluvoxamine reduced the odds of hospitalization or emergency care by 66% and death by 90% among unvaccinated high-risk patients who mostly followed the treatment regimen—comparable to monoclonal antibodies. There was no difference in adverse effects between the fluvoxamine and placebo groups.
The three fluvoxamine trials were conducted while different variants were circulating, so there’s no reason to think the drug wouldn’t work as well against Omicron. A 10-day course of fluvoxamine costs $4, compared with the $2,100 the U.S. government has been paying for monoclonal antibodies, and $530 to $700 for a course of the Pfizer (Paxlovid) and Merck treatments. Multiple drugmakers manufacture fluvoxamine and could ramp up supply without much difficulty were demand to increase.
I can't believe I had never heard of it .Am I missing something? This seems like a legit study.
Instead, I've heard repeatedly of Paxlovid from Pfizer which also " reduced the risk of hospitalisation or death by almost 90%." Guess what? An article in the Wash Post says "there are less than 180,000 doses of the Pfizer drug, and it takes months to manufacture."
Sources below.
Doc/Scientists, can you tell me why everyone who tests positive for Covid-19 isn't being told about this drug which is readily available? I'm all for testing people. I've taken 2 at home Covid-19 tests during the holidays. If you test positive, stay away from Grandma and Grandpa and other vulnerable people. But shouldn't we also help the people who test positive?
https://www.wsj.com/articles/is-fluvoxamine-the-covid-miracle-drug-we-have-been-waiting-for-oral-pill-cheap-hospitalization-11640726605#comments_sectorhttps://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/12/30/omicron-variant-challenges-covid/The law that allows Emergency Use Authorization explicitly states that the EUA is void if another drug is approved for the same disease/purpose.
“FDA may authorize unapproved medical products or unapproved uses of approved medical products to be used in an emergency to diagnose, treat, or prevent serious or life-threatening diseases or conditions caused by CBRN threat agents when certain criteria are met, including there are no adequate, approved, and available alternatives.”
Theres too much money at stake for the vaccine pushers…
When I had covid the first time, it hit me hard. I took ivermectin and fluvoximine and it cleared up within 36 hours. Second time I had covid, it was completely asymptomatic. The only reason I got tested was for work.
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Did a doctor prescribe these for you? And how did you doctor shop, or ask for them to be prescribed?
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Curious about this wrote:
Did a doctor prescribe these for you? And how did you doctor shop, or ask for them to be prescribed?
An organization called flccc (front line covid critical care) has a list of doctors who prescribe their regimen (ivermectin, flovoximine, etc) and also lists the pharmacies who will fill the prescription.
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