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A labour of love. How to make a artisan teapot.

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My "conversation" with Consumer Watchdog Executive Director Carmen Balber about vaccine safety
Nat's avatar

You certainly are tenacious Steve. I had an epiphany in 1990, with regard to health, when I was hosting a television show and exposed to an enormous amount of information on natural health. It was necessary for me to read between 100 and 200 books each year, for the show. I became a health warrior, talking to anyone and everyone who would listen. I went to politicians, to try and get them to run education programs on the maintenance of health, to try and avoid senseless degenerative disease and…

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Do vaccines work or don't they? Risk vs Reward - is the Juice worth the squeeze? No, and no.

rev10.substack.com/p/va…

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Before the vaccines were available, a small number of brave, hero, doctors proved that with Ivermectin protocols, a C19 vaccine wasn't needed much to the dismay of Herr Fauci who was positioned to getting stinking rich from Big Pharma.

Here are two such heros: zerohedge.com/covid-19/…

Cold liver's avatar

Vaccines don't work, and ivermectin also doesn't work. If you are saying it helped with symptoms - then maybe. But it doesn't kill covid.

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I never thought of ivermectin as killing COVID. I used it and for me, it worked. In reducing symptoms, yes. I'll take it. In keeping it from getting worse, yes, I'll take it. I don't think anyone was ever thinking we would "kill" covid. It's here forever more. But managing, treating, lessening symptoms, sure I'll take it. I bet there are lots of families who lost loved ones that if the option was to reduce symptoms and not kill covid AND survive...they would take ivermectin.

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Ivermectin will not, not at all, prevent you from dying from covid - if you have covid. Again, like a cough suppressant helps to suppress the cough perhaps allowing you to sleep and rest better as you ride out the cold, a cough suppressant will not kill the cold virus or prevent it from spreading or even killing you (people have died from colds).

And for anyone wondering - covid is not the same as a cold.

KTonCapeCod's avatar

Well I never said covid was a cold. I had COVID. It was no cold for sure. I have a friend who is a complicated quadriplegic. He used ivermectin when he was having trouble breathing when he got COVID. It kept him out of the hospital. I would take that option. I am not going to argue with you despite you gaslighting those that want an effective treatment. What sweat off your back is it if someone uses it? I don't understand people who want ivermectin to not work or to rip it down. I just don't get it. What do you gain? What is it to you if people use it?

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Covid was originally called coronavirus - which is in medical books as a form of the common cold. My husband has been a virologist/immunologist for many decades and when he worked for Public Health Dept. of PA (the folks who advise govt./etc. on how to manage epidemics and treat diseases) he worked with coronavirus and knew it was a form of the common cold. If you look it up in medical books, that's what it will say.

Tell your husband this: There are only 3 airborne viruses that utilise the human ACE2 receptor for successful transmission, and “a cold” ain’t one of them!

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