Brett
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I do entertain all ideas and topics which is different than actually agreeing with them. I feel I disagree in a polite manner until pushed hard. You have presented information in a manner that is easy to understand and interesting to read. I agree with much of it, especially regarding Ivermectin studies to date, but don't agree that these studies prove anything other than they don't really yet know why the many doctors that use Ivermectin are and have been curing thousands of sick people.
Ridiculous to me is the mailing of covid tests with toxic ingredients and no labeling to the toxicity to the public. It seems some people didn't believe these were being misused but they do believe Ivermectin is being misused. Both had calls to poison control but only the test kit includes a toxic substance. Interesting is hand sanitizers were a leading problem for poison control.
Even more ridiculous is Sue's assertion that some how I'm an Ivermectin pusher in some sort of right wing cult, lol. The reason I won't be moved away from Ivermectin use is the fact that doctors cure people using it. I find it seriously wrong that a person can't have the treatment they want, the doctor they want and the care they want. Eliminating successful covid treatments in hospitals may have caused many deaths, especially in the earlier days.
I don't have any problem with disagreement. I do have a problem with the manner in which disagreement becomes the topic taking the place of the topic. I do have a problem with the tone of those who use their words to bully and stop the conversations.
The topic is hair loss from covid or mRNA vaccines. It is a legit topic. By next month it could be big news as young influential people loose their hair. How is this a conspiracy or not interesting ? I kind of wonder if this became news after Smith slapped Rock on the Oscar stage. I wasn't aware of it until now but it has been a problem for many since the vaccination roll out and for those that have covid long hauler problems. Interesting is how many people are using the FLCCC recommendations for covid long haul symptoms. Many report improvement. Wouldn't it be odd if these treatments stopped covid hair loss but there were no studies to prove it so the FDA again tightens down.
Bill
easyrider "Bill" - it's not really about hair loss, - for you it's really about your politics
( you got that "hair loss" vaccine .)
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