Covid-19

[Xville]

Supposedly.... this guy ----> Dr. McCullough - has been "discredited" - I guess the Texas State Senate HHS Committee didn't get that memo....

Anyway, there are two salient points that come in at the ~4:00 minute and the ~15:45 minute marks (there are many others):












It's per se.....

He has been, or did you forget the other great video that you posted from Dr. Mccullough. Here I'll remind you since your memory is foggy:

The misleading article, written by Dr. Peter A. McCullough and posted online on Aug. 23, claims the study found vaccinated individuals carry “251 times the load of COVID-19 viruses in their nostrils compared to the unvaccinated,” and pose a “threat to unvaccinated patients, co-workers.” The article falsely blames the delta-driven surge in new COVID-19 cases on vaccinated people who are “acting as powerful Typhoid Mary-style super-spreaders of the infection.”

Part of the video references the same information he posted in his article. Dr. McCullough has been discredited in multiple instances, but you think we should all watch the entirety of his video to get educated into your doctrine of misinformation.


Again, i will take a I’m sorry I was wrong statement from you at any moment you are ready.

This doesn't mean Dr. McCullough is wrong all the time (that's impossible though you are close)

[Xville]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/largest-s...023712519.html

[Strange Brew]

https://www.yahoo.com/news/largest-s...023712519.html

Yahoo? You serious Ville?

The article talks about surgical masks. What type? And those are very different than the hankies people are strapping to their faces.

[Xville]

Yahoo? You serious Ville?

The article talks about surgical masks. What type? And those are very different than the hankies people are strapping to their faces.

yeah I know, yahoo, but it came from nbc news. I agree that As stated near the end of the article and I’m paraphrasing, it is just one of the measures we can take to help mitigate the risk even if it is a very slight mitigation. Not going to mask ourselves out of the pandemic. I hate wearing one…just thought this study was interesting.

[Strange Brew]

yeah I know, yahoo, but it came from nbc news. I agree that As stated near the end of the article and I’m paraphrasing, it is just one of the measures we can take to help mitigate the risk even if it is a very slight mitigation. Not going to mask ourselves out of the pandemic. I hate wearing one…just thought this study was interesting.

NBC News isn't much better. :)

Some surgical/hospital grade masks should help in mitigation but there's no way your going to convince most people a cotton swatch is going to stop the spread of a virus.

[Muskie in dayton]

"The Food and Drug Administration warned that ivermectin in large doses can cause side effects including “skin rash, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, stomach pain, facial or limb swelling, neurologic adverse events, sudden drop in blood pressure, severe skin rash potentially requiring hospitalization and liver injury.”

Yeah, gimme some cow medicine.

Well toxicology is clearly outside your area of expertise, so let me enlighten you. Every substance ever, whether natural or man-made, medicinal, nutritional or recreational, IS TOXIC IN TOO LARGE OF A DOSE. This includes vitamins, and even WATER. So yes, this is a big no shit, Sherlock.

Ivermectin is FDA approved for human use, and has been demonstrated to be safe at prescribed doses. I'll let the NIH tell you.
https://www.covid19treatmentguidelines.nih.gov/therapies/antiviral-therapy/ivermectin/. Yes, it also happens to have other uses for livestock, since you libs can't seem to focus on anything else.

It really is sad when someone let's the TV tell them how to think, and can't form their own opinion. It's even sadder when that person attended the same University I did, where critical thinking was emphasized.

Go back to your TV now.

[Muskie in dayton]

Well, they (boner pills) were originally designed to lower blood pressure. The boner was just a welcome side effect. So they have lowering blood pressure in common.

I think that depends on timing. Lowering blood pressure before a work presentation, I'd bet, wasn't welcome. :-)

[Strange Brew]

I think that depends on timing. Lowering blood pressure before a work presentation, I'd bet, wasn't welcome. :-)

Don't act like you're not impressed! :)

[bobbiemcgee]

Well toxicology is clearly outside your area of expertise, so let me enlighten you. Every substance ever, whether natural or man-made, medicinal, nutritional or recreational, IS TOXIC IN TOO LARGE OF A DOSE. This includes vitamins, and even WATER. So yes, this is a big no shit, Sherlock. .

Hey, go ahead and take it! Personal choice you know. Give to the kids since they can't get a vaccine. The medical professionals I talk to think it's ridiculous. They say ivermectin clinical trials would not stand up to scrutiny. I happen to agree with them. And please stop with your critical thinking bullshit like you're the resident expert on a BB message board. Nobody gives a shit.. MOO!

[Lloyd Braun]

Parents at my kids’ school sent their kids with symptoms to school while the parents went and got covid tested because they were also exhibiting symptoms. So now the class has to quarantine because all have since tested positive. A new level of stupid…