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I have a really hard time believing this story when he looked alright walking.
You should post this in your bottom feeder forum.
I have a really hard time believing this story when he looked alright walking.
Where did the trail lead you? I mean, I can see you did at least one search.
tbh, I'm pretty much done arguing about clearly experimental treatments. The long and short of it: hope it works while we find an actual evidence-based, random tested treatment that's effective.
The protocol authors push back against the necessity and feasibility of randomized control trials.
This is a red flag.
Hey Dr. Darrin
Exactly. It's not like the virus has run out of fuel or will anytime soon if ever.
Probably because its unethical to give people placebo when cheap, safe, over-the-counter CVS drugs might reduce mortality.
Dr. Fauci taking 6000 IU of D3 daily (not part of a clinical trial).
Evidently, the protocol is so sketchy that doctors administered it to POTUS.
Hey Russia
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...stract/2759413
Unfortunately, there are a number of medical journals that are more than eager to publish negative trials on the use of ascorbic acid. [Marik’s more lengthy critique is here.]
They are all over in the article in blue.
When you run over them it indicates a link.
Dude appears to be a Vit C pusher just like Linus Pauling (a nobel prize winning chemist with zero research done on Vit C)
Oh, you did another search.
You should be honestly.
They are too new and require way too much reading.
Bottom line the guy is a vitamin pusher.
There has been some really lengthy studies, mostly by the brits, that the multivitamin, or specific vit pushers are out of control and show no real help.
Thats what struck me when I went to Darrin guy protocol. Everyone is looking for a magic bullet.
Fortunately vit C is very water soluble so you just piss it, and your money, away. Some of the other vitamins (especially fat soluble)got to be more careful with.
I am personally very skeptical about the zinc as well as it did not do for me multiple times with mild colds (but it could really help others), hard to tell.
And worst/best of all: We all have different reactions to different drugs, especially things like anesthesia, pain killers... Good that vitamins in small doses are safe, but could very well be a waste of money.
Of course.Oh, you did another search.
When I see a giant list of vitamins.
And the guy was a hydro pusher...
What did you think, this is all in my head?
Im a skeptic on new magic wands.
See other post to El NO NO
Does everyone know you're a piece of ?
Yes or no.
Nothing unethical about obtaining evidence that a protocol works. Heck, pretty much every protocol undergoes the same scrutiny.Probably because its unethical to give people placebo when cheap, safe, over-the-counter CVS drugs might reduce mortality.
Dr. Fauci taking 6000 IU of D3 daily (not part of a clinical trial).
Evidently, the protocol is so sketchy that doctors administered it to POTUS.
POTUS also received an experimental drug. The only thing that's indicative of, is that there's no known effective treatment or drugs for this condition at this time.
Didn’t even notice that.
what's so fücking weird is that trump actually looks more presidential than ever TBH... just because he isn't caked in orange make-up. he has actually looked like a human in the past couple days
there is a very good story behind this about Fauci and experimental treatments with Aids and placebos.Probably because its unethical to give people placebo when cheap, safe, over-the-counter CVS drugs might reduce mortality.
Dr. Fauci taking 6000 IU of D3 daily (not part of a clinical trial).
Evidently, the protocol is so sketchy that doctors administered it to POTUS.
the guy has done a 180 and I get it. They had a great interview with him on NPR about he came to understand people and their desire to find, something, anything, when we have nothing solid.
Im just pointing out that there have been too many super easy vitamin "cures" and when you look at the multivitamin and vitamin section you see $
I stopped taking a multivitamin after reading the Brit study. My doctor agreed with my assessment, said they probably dont hurt; if they help is very sketchy.
But if you KNOW (believe) something will work, go for it. It certainly helps psychologically and maybe this leads to less stress and a better immune response, who knows (the placebo knows; maybe). But making money off it by duping others... nope.
Busy signing labels for government cheese wheels.
Have a TV on with FOX news at the very least... if you claim he is working.
Im sure he will take mental notes on who he hires next from the network.
Bwahahaha
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