Coronavirus - Here for life (In high population density areas)

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I’ve no idea who this lady is or what she does and does not stand for, but I could not agree more with this tweet.

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Christ you’re not aligning yourself to to Laura Perrins?

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Just the twice, so far. What’s that got to do with invermectin?

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or the price of cattle

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Wow. Amazing.

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The acceptable narrative is we must have the vaccine before we oiutf. Saving lives is an inconvenient side issue…anyone talking about saving lives is a granny killer and an anti vaxxer

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https://www.ijidonline.com/article/S1201-9712(20)32506-6/fulltext

This is the study on your miracle drug. The only trial I could find.
Taken in large doses it reduced hospital stay by .1 of a day to the placebo group :smiley:
And it needs to be taken with a cocktail of other vitamins/drugs to produce achieve that.

You miss Donald Trump so much you decided to become him?

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I haven’t had a shit in two days. Could I have Covid?

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That’s the 5 day course, you just said it had to be taken for weeks…with other stuff.
You’re all over the place here.
I trust the doctors who’ve been treating patients

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If it’s about saving lives where is the information campaign on Vitamin D3 supplements

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if it isn’t effective within the 14 days it generally takes people to die from coronavirus then it isn’t an effective treatment is it?

Stop peddling lies

here’s a load of doctors saying there is no evidence and they wouldn’t recommend it - seeing as how you put stock in doctors

“They’re in on the fix” yadda yadda

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I thought youd be glad!

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where is his data?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5929173/#:~:text=Symptoms%20of%20neurotoxicity%20include%20lethargy,volvulus%20in%20African%20countries.

this is a very worrying study

have you been taking invermectin?

Although some of the adverse events experienced by subjects in this case series were observed in clinical trials (dizziness, headache), there were other events of a more serious nature which are suggestive of ivermectin penetration into the brain: loss of consciousness/depressed level of consciousness, abasia, tremor, vomiting, and coma.

My God man. Have a bit of respect for yourself

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Lads, a good tip for dealing with Level five January is to leave the Christmas tree up until the 3rd February

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They leave them up here until the start of Lent so we are sorted.

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Nuala just put up a good one on Facebook.

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Despite the fact most people are wearing masks the last six months and the virus is spiralling out of control :sweat_smile:

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Are you suggesting it’s not about saving lives? You’ve gone full anti establishment :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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You’re scouring the internet in blind panic looking for catastrophe to cling to. It’s fascinating to watch. Sure have a look on the web for the vaccine killing people…

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one mans truth is another mans catastrophe it seems.

I’d be concerned about the speed of release of the vaccine but the trials were positive on the efficiency at least.

You’re railing about big pharma out one side of your mouth while championing a week 4 dose of a cocktail of drugs out the other.

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I’m in favour of a multi faceted approach. What we have at the moment is not working.

The Vitamin D advice should be promoted.