Ohio Judge Threatens Man With Prison Time if He Refuses to Take the Jab

2cent wrote:Btw, folks, where do you get Invermectin, HCQ, and that other handy dandy drug?

I have used Northwest pharmacy in Canada. they have Ivermectin, but it is prescription. I once researched another lab out of Costa Rica that didn't require a prescription. This was for cholesterol medication. AAR I stopped taking it. Possibly there are some out of Mexico, which doesn't require prescriptions for many drugs. The cholesterol med I was taking came from Turkey it was a generic made by Astra Zenaka.

vege57 wrote:

""It's also a proven antiviral agent.""

That might be drawing a long bow, Lets settle for possible anecdotal evidence, Without a clinic study its pure conjecture

Here's the most recent.

https://www.westernjournal.com/top-israeli-professor-conducts-double-blind-study-seems-confirm-potential-antiviral-drug-covid/

The double-blinded trial study out of the Sheba Medical Center in Tel Hashomer shows promising results in reducing “viral shedding among nonhospitalized patients with mild to moderate COVID-19,” according to The Jerusalem Post.

Professor Eli Schwartz, founder of the Center for Travel Medicine and Tropical Disease at Sheba, conducted the trial between May 2020 and January 2021, using 89 adult volunteers who were diagnosed with COVID-19 and contained in state-run COVID hotels, according to the outlet.

Schwartz administered the drug to 50 percent of the participants and administered a placebo to those remaining an hour before a meal for three consecutive days.

Schwartz swabbed participants with standard nasopharyngeal swab PCR tests to examine their viral load every two days and found that, by the sixth day, nearly 72 percent of those who consumed the drug tested negative for the virus while only 50 percent tested negative in the placebo group.

The Jerusalem Post report mentioned another promising discovery — only 13 percent of the ivermectin group were still infectious at the end of the six days.

And the placebo group? Fifty percent — nearly four times as many — were still infectious, according to the outlet.

Now the potentially groundbreaking study aims for the scientific community’s approval of ivermectin as an effective COVID treatment.

This mirrors past results in non-government funded studies in the US, in Europe and elsewhere.

Abby08 wrote: You know,  that ivermectin paste I have,  very clearly on the box says,  "not for use in humans".

I'd have to definitely consult my doctor before going that route.

I'll get some  zinc tablets, my vitamins contain  D and C.......supposedly 100% daily requirements.

It says "not for humans" because the FDA demands it.

Because THEY reserve the right to control Ivermectin for human consumption. It's prescription.

Your physician would lose his license if he so much as said "take it" and it was reported...if you or another patient were a snitch.

This is a MEDICAL CONSPIRACY, coming from THE TOP, DOWN. They WANT BODIES - both for their Narrative, and because corporate hospitals (and non-profit hospitals) get a huge amount of money for elaborate Wu Flu treatments.

Zinc tablets are good, but the difficulty is in the body's absorption of zinc. This is where HCQ really aided. Perhaps Ivermectin as well - I don't know. When HCQ was found to work against the virus, explanations were elaborate. And the backlash, amazing.

When Ivermectin was also found to work, it was kept on the hush-hush, less Ivermectin suddenly get banned, also. So I don't know the full pharmacology behind it.

But it's being shown to work as both a preventative and an aid in recovery.

Abby08 wrote: You know,  that ivermectin paste I have,  very clearly on the box says,  "not for use in humans".

I'd have to definitely consult my doctor before going that route.

I'll get some  zinc tablets, my vitamins contain  D and C.......supposedly 100% daily requirements.

FWIW, that's what the bottles of Fishbiotic say, too.  "For aquarium use only.  Not meant for human consumption."  Know what it is?  250mg. amoxicillin.  So yeah, you have to take a bunch to = 1000 mg., but it never hurt my feelings to leave out the middle man when he's unnecessary for my health.  

It's perfectly safe.  It's simply like JPT - oops, Casey Jones - said - the FDA does not approve.  The FDA is yet to impress me overly much.

My multivitamin contains zinc, is that enough? It's 11 mg's. Or, should people be taking the actual zinc tablets?

Not enough.

I take 50mg in addition to the stuff in my multivitamin.

Zinc is the critical factor here. HCQ, and I guess, ivermectin, aids in zinc absorption. Without it, zinc just washes into the kidneys and out.

Red Lily wrote:I've read a bit about it and I'd take it.

I might if I had worms lol

Casey Jones wrote:

My multivitamin contains zinc, is that enough? It's 11 mg's. Or, should people be taking the actual zinc tablets?

Not enough.

I take 50mg in addition to the stuff in my multivitamin.

Zinc is the critical factor here.  HCQ, and I guess, ivermectin, aids in zinc absorption.  Without it, zinc just washes into the kidneys and out.

Well you wont get facial eczema lol

2cent wrote:Btw, folks, where do you get Invermectin, HCQ, and that other handy dandy drug?

Can't personally vouch for this, but..........

https://garyritter.com/how-to-legally-obtain-hydroxychloroquine-hcq/

https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/treatments/how-do-i-get-covid-19-medication/