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Pierre Kory Responds to Critics, Hollywood Style
How does this passionate New York City-born liberal like it when he reads The Washington Post headline: “How the right’s ivermectin conspiracy theories led to people buying horse dewormer.” In other words, how does he handle all the horse-#&%@ that has been piled on ivermectin the past couple weeks?
He doesn’t like it. He loves it. “Bring it on!” Kory often tells his 120,000 Twitter followers. Nobody ever debates Kory. Here’s why: Kory’s technical round knockout of Dr. Garegnani.
So he was delighted when Florida newspaper publisher Matt Walsh asked him to respond to a ferocious critic of the newspaper’s ivermectin coverage, a critic with real credentials—a University of Michigan professor—in a Q&A debate. “I’ve never had more fun than answering these questions,” Kory says. “It was like shooting fish in a barrel.” ...
Dr. Pierre Kory responds: 63 positive studies exceed most approved drugs
The most easily quantifiable way to describe the indefensible lack of “approval” for ivermectin in COVID-19 is to note the actual amount of supportive clinical trials evidence in COVID-19, both randomized (31) and observational (32), including more than 26,000 patients with the near majority of all studies finding at least some important benefit with treatment.
Rin's recipe with a horse paste twist:
http://orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v17n15.shtml
For example, there are bacteria which are normally found in the mouth region causing no symptoms but when they escape
mell saysFor example, there are bacteria which are normally found in the mouth region causing no symptoms but when they escape
Those are called opportunistic infections.
I'm still positing that sars cov2 is mainly a respiratory virus
Rin's recipe with a horse paste twist:
http://orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v17n15.shtml
mell saysFor example, there are bacteria which are normally found in the mouth region causing no symptoms but when they escape
Those are called opportunistic infections.
Not only have my allergies subsided
Allicin
Right. And there are several streptococcus and other species
I wish I could say that; maybe I will, it's only been about 6 weeks for me so far.
Get to play with Bunsen burners, douse the bench with EtOH and light it ON FIRE! to sterilize the work area
I know of one guy in my lab section, who got kicked out of the group, due to such a stunt in front of the TA.
If you're using Quercetin Dihydrate, drop it, and buy the Quercetin Phytosome.
who got kicked out
If you're using Quercetin Dihydrate, drop it, and buy the Quercetin Phytosome.
If it doesn't specify on the bottle it is Dihydrate do you reckon?
I have Phytosome.
And I honestly think it's not that bad for you.
I really like turmeric too.
Eat butter too. And olive oil, coconut oil, avacado oil and beef tallow.
Eat butter too. And olive oil, coconut oil, avacado oil and beef tallow.
Buy the root and grind it yourself and eat it within 2-3 weeks.
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And HCQ falls into that same bucket. Even worse - to admit HCQ works would be to admit Trump was right about something.
Liberals would rather that millions die than that Trump be allowed to be right about anything. They hate Trump more than they love their fellow humans.