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07-17-21 07:23 #6433
Posts: 717#ClotShot
Originally Posted by Mursenary [View Original Post]
Originally Posted by Gino02 [View Original Post]
2) "Let's meet up?" Why? I go to FKK clubs to fuck sexy women and to have a good time, not to meet sad lonely guys who have no friends and who need a P6 forum and FKK clubs for male bonding and validation. By pure coincidence I ran into Siri once in Sharks, that was more than enough, hahaha! I have male friends that I go drink a beer with in a regular bar (provided CCP lockdown fascists like yourself don't close the regular bars too) so I don't need to meet sad CCP internet trolls in between FKK sessions thank-you-very-much.
Pistons, if you read this: your inbox is full.
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07-17-21 05:25 #6432
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by NiteRiderCal [View Original Post]
Plenty of avenues to scrutinize Ivermectin, yet you did not afford those studies the same scrutiny.
Less clinical information on Ivermectin against covid than vaccines but not the same scrutiny is applied here either.
The term gene therapy was applied to mRNA vaccine. Quite a misleading statement at best, intentionally fraudulent at worst. A sin against anyone in the field of any life science. Abuse of power / knowledge seems apparent.
There is no way that you read the studies mentioned in FLACC publication and walked away satisfied if you actually scrutinized the design qualities. Flaws mentioned in previous post. I suspect that you either only read the infographic or at best, the meta-study, but never looked at the designs of studies that were cited as supporting evidence.
Again, skewed selection bias (0 critical patients), compromised controls, confounding variables (concurrent meds), overstating the clinical improvements (anosmia), yada yada yada.
Originally Posted by NiteRiderCal [View Original Post]
I do know this, American Delta hotspots are also amongst the least vaccinated US states. Arkansas, Alabama, Louisiana, and Missouri are amongst the 10 least vaxxed states and represents the current top 5-8 highest incidence spots. Delta accounts for over 50% of our cases here also.
Originally Posted by NiteRiderCal [View Original Post]
Take the ivermectin all you want. Criticizing the vaccine but not your personal regimen to reassure your choice at the expense of absolute truth telling is pretty professionally irresponsible.
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07-17-21 04:51 #6431
Posts: 4759Originally Posted by NiteRiderCal [View Original Post]
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07-17-21 00:11 #6430
Posts: 176Considering that we are in a pandemic, the option is a vaccine with questionable long term safety. Yet to be determine effectiveness against variant and fuck over your innate antibody and contribute to immune escape.
I have not and will not take the vaccine. I have been taking 5000 IU (sometime 10,000 IU) of vitamin D3 per day since March 2020. Since November, I take 3 MG of ivermectin once every 3 days. All of this time, I have been seeing Cali escort lady 3 or 4 time per month, try to live life as if it is 2019. No covid so far. But that is just me. Cheer.
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07-16-21 23:32 #6429
Posts: 176It is early, but something doesn't add up. In the UK, the number of new case with delta are almost half vac and half un vac. Chris Martenson point out that delta infected people over 50 is more sick and more likely to die if they are vaccinated compare to un vac over 50.
It might be too early and time will tell.
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07-16-21 23:10 #6428
Posts: 176How am I misrepresenting here? You gave the impression that it is unsafe. The fact is, it is as safe as a baby aspirin at the recommended dose.
Originally Posted by Mursenary [View Original Post]
Who proposed 2 MG / kg to be safe? That's 150 MG for a 75 kg man. You trying to kill people? Geesuz.
I already told you. You found one questionable study against ivermectin. I also told you, with all of the small study supporting ivermectin, I can sit here and rip them apart all day long. However, in totality and with meta study done by flcc and other meta study, and with population evident and anecdotal evident, I find it very convincing. Not gold standard, but very strong convincing evident.
No have done a gold standard study for ivermectin, because there is no money with something that is cheap as candy.
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07-16-21 22:34 #6427
Posts: 6707Originally Posted by Gino02 [View Original Post]
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07-16-21 21:51 #6426
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by ShooBree [View Original Post]
Keep working on this creativity thing. Elon Musk overcame his disability and look at him now. You can do this!
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07-16-21 20:23 #6425
Posts: 1184Originally Posted by Mursenary [View Original Post]
Let me tell you have it is; you are not funny or smart, but you are a liar, weirdo and a giant loser with some serious mental issues.
You can say whatever you want but in the end of the day I feel sorry for you because you are such a loser.
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07-16-21 19:53 #6424
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by HammerTime96 [View Original Post]
2. Already done. Reports coming after trip. Let's meet up.
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07-16-21 19:50 #6423
Posts: 2344Originally Posted by NiteRiderCal [View Original Post]
Now, to the misrepresentation point. This is how you use misrepresentation.
1. No one claimed that JAMA proposed 10 x dose as you say. They only said that even 10 x dose would be ineffective in pharmacokinetic models. Hence, Misrepresentation.
2. No one claimed that FLCCC recommended that dose either. Hence, misrepresentation.
3. I did not claim that Ivermectin was an unsafe drug. Again, the claim was that doses required to be effective in COVID treatment would be unsafe. I even left the door open for its use as prophylaxis when I mentioned that at the time of vaccine release, there was insignificant studies supporting Ivermectin use even for prophylactic effect.
Now, as for critical appraisal. You want to talk about critical analysis. It doesn't seem that you critically analyze FLCCC supporting evidence to any rigor. Here is their meta-analysis to which I will critique.
https://covid19criticalcare.com/wp-c...f-COVID-19.pdf
1. Main and largest study for treatment was Elgazaar et all, 2020. This is their flagship study of 380 patients, wohoo. But guess what? It compared Ivermectin to Hydroxychloroquine and not a true placebo. By the way, HCQ was shown to have detrimental cardiac effects when treating covid patients. Is that not an extremely poor study design? Of course it is, and you know it, yet you don't criticize.
2. The next cited study with the best Ivermectin supporting numbers, Hashim et al, 2020. Guess what, a whopping 22 patients per group. And guess what, the Ivermectin group admittingly had only 22 severe patients and 0 critical patients while the control had 11 severe plus 11 critical patients. Of course Ivermectin group would show less mortality. Selection bias, the worst form of experimental design manipulation short of straight lying. Poor design, and you know it, yet you don't criticize.
3. The next study Niaee, 2020 looked at 180 patients in 6 groups, 30 each, wohoo such rigor. This study once again used HCQ as a standard across all arms, confounding. And guess what, results showed marginal improvement to the point that the authors said this:
One of the limitations of ivermectin in clinical utility is its potential to cause toxicity. Studies have shown that this defect can be eliminated by changing the formulation and pharmacokinetic properties. Therefore, a systematic design based on concentration of ivermectin is essential. Schmith et al. showed in a study based on the pharmacokinetic simulations that ivermectin may have limited therapeutic utility on control COVID- 19. The reason is that the concentration of inhibitor required to act on the COVID-19 virus is much higher than the maximum plasma concentration by managing the approved dose
All in all, it appears that FLCCC went out of their way to find obscure studies using questionable metrics from countries with poor quality of care to justify Ivermectin as a miracle treatment, when at best it's natural antiinflammatory properties may have some benefit in prophylaxis or as an adjunct in low doses. It does inhibit nuclear transport of viral proteins after all. This is likely why it may see some efficacy as a prophylaxis or very early treatment. But is its wide use for the general population practical? Without further evidence, how could one assume this, especially in lieu of other effective vaccines.
Furthermore, and not due to the lack of trying, it has routinely failed to find use against other viruses in the past. No approved uses for Yellow Fever, Dengue, Zika, HIV, etc. Why is that? Hmmm. What makes you expect differently for covid?
In vitro studies over and over again suggests that Ivermectin would need dosages 100 x higher than approved dosages to be effective. In vivo studies shows that it accumulates in tissues and not plasma where it is needed, thus low bioavailability. So we come back around to my original point, your points and background are academic and doesn't consider clinical realities. Your bias is later revealed in your selective "critical analysis," a point that can be easily seen when appraising the FLCCC studies. Obviously you looked at their colorful infographic and did not dive into their studies yourself to genuinely vet their sources.
NIH statement:
https://www.covid19treatmentguidelin...py/ivermectin/
Check. Your move.
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07-16-21 19:19 #6422
Posts: 6707The world without covid quarantines
Say hello, to 2022. The world without Covid quarantines and where everything is back to normal with the plandemic being a thing of the past:
https://www.api.org/news-policy-and-...n-oil-shortage
"To keep track, the remaining oil demand growth to be supplied from February through December 2021 is 3.4 mb / the, plus another 3.5 mb / the of growth in 2022, per EIA. That's a total of 6.9 mb / the of new demand through 2022, which combined with the replacement of natural production declines would require total new crude oil production of 14.7 mb / the to 20.5 mb / the by the end of 2022, respectively, with and without investments.
The key question is where this new production will come from. The most immediate source would be to bring oil spare production capacity back on stream. In January, EIA estimated that OPEC had 6. 7 mb / the of crude oil spare production capacity, and the Russia and Caspian region's production was 1. 7 mb / the below its highest output of 15.0 mb / the in December 2018. Consequently, OPEC and Russia and Caspian producers might be able to raise their production by 8.4 mb / the only about half of what's needed.
If we accept this amount which might be optimistic because OPEC historically has not produced 100% of its spare capacity that would require the rest of the world to invest, drill and produce 6.3 mb / the to 12.1 mb / the of new oil by 2022."
P.S. it won't be enough! We can maybe add 5 mb / day globally outside of that region. Maximum if all shale nuts in North America gets back on track. Probably less.
In other words, send me your hard earned money for expensive fuel next year! $$.
Those garbage can floating trash bins will need solar panels!
Did I say an oil price of 250 usd two months ago? LOL. Make that 500 usd!
Or of course trash the initial part of this post and consider new rounds of lockdowns and cars stuck in garages worldwide!
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07-16-21 18:46 #6421
Posts: 2207Originally Posted by Mursenary [View Original Post]
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07-16-21 18:42 #6420
Posts: 717Originally Posted by Mursenary [View Original Post]
If you're so bored, why not book a flight to Germany and write some reports of how great FKK clubs are?
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07-16-21 17:52 #6419
Posts: 6707Originally Posted by Mursenary [View Original Post]
I prefer to listen to real virology experts. And not wannabes on a sex forum!
Basically the vaccines will greatly enhance the mutation process and extend the entire plandemic. But that is all good for the betterment of humanity in relation to the great reset as it enhances the automation trend and increases the wealth per capita going forward while the vaccinated morons die out.
Then again many would be wannabes who claim to be vaxxed aren't vaccinated. They just got a vial full of saltwater instead. So even morons can be lucky.