Pandemic threat? Anyone else concerned?

I would be interested in this if it was truly "over the counter". You would probably be at the mercy of some Fauci lovin' pharmacist.

"He said other states, like Tennessee, have passed bills requiring the OTC sale of ivermectin, but some pharmacies have still refused to sell the drug."

 
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If we could get it like a normal prescription it would be dirt cheap from what I've heard. I'm still thinking about ordering more from India since what I have has expired.
 
 

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I would be interested in this if it was truly "over the counter". You would probably be at the mercy of some Fauci lovin' pharmacist.

"He said other states, like Tennessee, have passed bills requiring the OTC sale of ivermectin, but some pharmacies have still refused to sell the drug."

There are at least 12 states that have bills proposed for this.
 

It will be a hard battle since most people are brainwashed from all the propaganda that was shoved down their throats during the Plandemic.

I was at work and a nurse from a hospital was telling us that mRNA has been used on cancer for many years prior to the 2021 Jab release. She mentioned that many people are not getting their kids vaccinated now because of all the negativity about vaccines. She also mentioned that the Flu is back big time now.
After work I looked up mRNA and cancer and could not find anything about it's prior use for cancer. Our hospital's staff are also brainwashed, IMO.
 
It will be a hard battle since most people are brainwashed from all the propaganda that was shoved down their throats during the Plandemic.

I was at work and a nurse from a hospital was telling us that mRNA has been used on cancer for many years prior to the 2021 Jab release. She mentioned that many people are not getting their kids vaccinated now because of all the negativity about vaccines. She also mentioned that the Flu is back big time now.
After work I looked up mRNA and cancer and could not find anything about it's prior use for cancer. Our hospital's staff are also brainwashed, IMO.

That was 100% bullshit.

Moderna has been developing mRNA jabs for a very long time and has had ZERO success.
The history of effectiveness of mRNA technology and results are amazingly negative.
 
That was 100% bullshit.

Moderna has been developing mRNA jabs for a very long time and has had ZERO success.
The history of effectiveness of mRNA technology and results are amazingly negative.
That is what I thought, there was another guy that chimed in with her stating the same thing about mRNA and cancer, I decided not to counter since we were at work. Next time I see them I will ask them to show me what they were talking about.
 
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tell her some quack idiot online said this:


They've been playing with the technology for decades, but much like clicking your heels and chanting "There's no place like Home" there has yet to be a single proven success.
It may be that someday in the future they'll figure it out, in the meantime they're perfectly happy using us as lab animals.

 
tell her some quack idiot online said this:


They've been playing with the technology for decades, but much like clicking your heels and chanting "There's no place like Home" there has yet to be a single proven success.
It may be that someday in the future they'll figure it out, in the meantime they're perfectly happy using us as lab animals.


I found Malone listed

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What We Know About Covid’s Impact on Your Brain​

Scientists worry that persistent cognitive issues caused by Covid signal that a surge in dementia cases and other mental conditions is on the horizon.

Five years after the pandemic began, researchers are increasingly recognizing the toll Covid can take on brain health. Many of those who have had the disease struggle with persistent issues such as brain fog, depression and cognitive slowing, hindering their ability to work and otherwise function. Scientists have found that those who have had Covid are more likely to have elevated levels in their blood of the same proteins that are prevalent in people with Alzheimer’s disease.

Researchers are concerned that the findings could be early warning signs of a future surge in cases of dementia and other neurodegenerative conditions, prolonging Covid’s societal, economic, and health burden.


What do studies show about Covid and the brain?​

In 2021, UK researchers reported early results from a study comparing brain scans taken before and after the pandemic began. They discovered signs of damage and accelerated aging in the brain, particularly in the part responsible for smell — even in patients who had experienced mild cases of Covid months earlier.

Research has since shown that Covid-related cognitive deficits can persist for years, especially in older adults and those who suffered from more severe cases. For instance, a study of people aged 60 or older who were hospitalized during China’s first Covid wave showed that 2 1/2 years later, 40% developed cognitive impairment, compared with just 14% of their uninfected spouses.


A 2024 UK study of people hospitalized for Covid treatment concluded that as a group they showed a significant worsening of psychiatric and cognitive symptoms two to three years after their discharge. At that stage, half experienced moderate to severe depression, a quarter suffered severe cognitive decline, and one in nine showed a loss of mental function equivalent to a 30-point drop on the IQ scale, where a score of 100 is average.

For patients already battling Alzheimer’s disease, studies indicate that Covid can exacerbate brain inflammation, damage immune cells, and accelerate the memory-robbing disease itself. Even previously healthy older adults face an increased risk of cognitive impairment and new-onset dementia after infection. Mild Covid cases in younger adults have also been linked to brain issues affecting memory and thinking. These symptoms typically fluctuate and tend to worsen after physical or mental exertion, often impairing the ability of individuals to work and socialize.

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