In the referenced Youtube video, Joe states he treated his Covid with:
"all kinds of meds. monoclonal antibodies, ivermectin, z pack, prednisone, everything…"

Monoclonal antibodies have been authorized by the FDA to treat Covid-19. The FDA authorized the use of this treatment because it works and it's safe. The monoclonal antibody treatment is likely what helped Joe recover so quickly.

Ivermectin likely deserves no credit for Joe's recovery. It's like getting bit by a rattlesnake and immediately treating the venom with anti-venom, a handful of Skittles and penicillin - and crediting the Skittles for saving your life.

I believe there has been over 2 dozen large studies that show Ivermectin effectiveness. Something like 100% of the people who take Ivermectin immediately following a symptom did not require hospitalization compared to the non-Ivermectin group. Everyone studied had co-morbidities (or something that teased out "healthy vs. unhealthy"). I think that's why people are losing their minds about not being able to use it as a solution. Part of me doesn't blame the powers at be. I would have to believe at least 25% of the population is unintelligent (not talking politically here). So someone needs to tell them what to do. Having mixed messages will confuse them and make it harder to have them do the right thing. Including not eating Ho Ho's every day. Which, BTW, frozen Ho Ho's are the bomb! These same people who heard Trump say drink bleach and didn't hesitate to drink bleach...

Here is an interesting study done with natural immunity vs. vaccines. I'm sure some of you will dismiss it though because it was from the alt-right science.org group. [Link: science.org]

[Link: cdc.gov]

Dosage suggestions for parasite treatment.

[Link: cdc.gov]

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Note that you don't need large does.

More detailed dosage suggestions: [Link: cdc.gov]

Uh... Proverbs 17:28, two different translations:


I think this predates Lincoln.

Next time i get a filarial disease I am down with the doxy or ivermectin, my dog will be the only one taking ivermectin in my house.

….and that is the key.

Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine are out of patent and cheap.  That normally would be very appealing and a immediately embraced.

Hydroxychloroquine was put forward as having worked in clinics and was able to be prescribed by physicians.  Until Trump made mention of it, and then it was ridiculed.  OK, I get it, I don’t care about that.  But then, Mr. Fauci and others jumped all over it, labeled it very dangerous and ineffective.

Dangerous - as previously mentioned, it has been around since WW II, approved in the U.S. in 1955, is on the World Health Organization’s List of Essential Medicines, widely used in countries where malaria is common, and had more that 5 million prescriptions written in the U.S. a couple years ago. Labeling it “dangerous” should get your antenna up.

Ineffective - doctors freely reported successes in treatment of cases, both as a prophylactic (preventative), and for actual patients suffering with the disease. And please note that this was before vaccines were available, so wouldn’t it be worth trying?  The only “treatment” before vaccines was, stay home, if it gets worse, we will admit you, give you oxygen, put you on the ventilator.  That sounds horrible. Why not try what has worked for others?

Soon after this, a bat-split crazy thing happened, it was taken from the “off label” (OK for use in cases other than malaria, etc) list and physicians were unable to prescribe it and pharmacies unable to fill it.

Then ivermectin gets some actual clinical successes, and the same pattern.  “It’s for livestock, and people getting it from their vet are dying!” It’s dangerous and ineffective. Again.

Doctors, treating patients with Covid, seeing success.  Contrast that with health “officials”, administrators only… seems like the people in the trenches should be believable.  But their actual real life results were discredited.  It’s odd to me.

So the above few paragraphs I think are factual and I have not injected any spin, but correct me if I’m wrong. What I am about to say is only my opinion. Is it possible that the large drug companies, looking ahead to billions of dollars in profits from vaccines, could line the pockets of certain people, to discredit the inexpensive and easily obtainable, aforementioned drugs? I know it’s a conspiracy theory, but most people on this board are troubleshooters by trade, and look more deeply into things.  In my case, my antenna went up at first, then I started seeing a pattern, and then I did what I think normal thinking people do, and I connected some dots.

I know some of you will disagree with my conclusions, and I wholeheartedly encourage you to come to conclusions of your own, and do what is best for yourself, and your family.

The monoclonal antibody treatment is likely what helped Joe recover so quickly.

It's amazing how quickly people will disregard the benefits of being healthy (usually because they're too lazy to do the work it requires).

My guess, being healthy is what allowed him to recover so quickly.  I know about 8 people in my neighborhood alone who take care of themselves, have had covid, and had a similar experience.  A few tested positive with zero symptoms.

Yes, I also know people who have died from it, including family members.

There's quite a few small studies out there now showing the effectiveness of the drug against covid as well as over 20 countries that are using it in some way or another, many quite successfully.

You brainiacs are so brash with your complete ignorance of anything other than MSM twaddle.

https://ivmmeta.com/

Does anyone know what the turnout was like at CEDIA after all? I registered after August 1st and then every major manufacturer bailed. They won’t refund even though I was strictly doing the floor, no classes. Just curious if there’s any semblance of an in person show. Not a perfect analogy but if I buy a ticket to see Van Halen I don’t want to see the cover band in their place. Talented maybe, but not the intended purchase. I’m sure there are some good manufacturers in the house there, but not anyone I’d miss 3 days of production for. Anyone here there right now?

Curious about this myself

Looks pretty sparsely populated. Might be the end of Cedia Expo.

And the anti-mask crowd seemed to be in charge. I'm glad that I opted out.

Like we been saying all along.  If you're scared of the world, stay home.

Got it. Thanks.