Logical Fallacy… can I get some help here?
by DATA-DOG 154 Replies latest social current
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pistolpete
NO ONE CAN MAKE THIS VIRUS GO AWAY!
One of the 1st facts I learned in my Microbiology Class.
Good video DD.
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Rocketman123
What Doctor in their right mind would prefer a patient to be so sick as to require hospitalization?
Quite correct DD , so your suggesting that thousands of doctors who are treating people with Covid (ie. family doctor) are knowingly not using these suggestive early treatments ?
Your suggestive conspiracy theory about Fauci is complete nuts off the wall.
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pistolpete
Faucci was/is well aware of early treatment options, and has been for some time. Existing, preventative treatments that actually work when administered early, like Ivermectin, and HCQ would preclude the emergency authorization of MRNA products by law. Products that Faucci is heavily invested in.
DD
In the United States, If the Government is aware that a known safe and effective treatment for Covid is available, then Emergency use of a Covid vaccine without FDA approval, for the virus--- WOULD BE PROHIBITED BY LAW.
This would cause a big loss for investors in the vaccine.
The majority of the people don't know this, but the current political party knows this and they have all the Social media and the news media under their control, thus they are censuring all the treatment options from thousands of doctors around the world who are having success treating thousands if not millions of patients. But are not allowed to share that critical information.
What many don't understand or even know why all this is happening, is that the current political powers are doing this as a step to instill fear in the masses, to prime for them for MENTICIDE
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Rocketman123
It be would fair and honest to say that many doctors are giving their patients Remdesivir as beginning drug treatment but there is a real truthful reason why others are not and its not about a orchestrated monopoly by big pharmaceutical companies who make vaccinations..
You've been reading to much info off of those right wing BS web sites DD
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Rocketman123
Although there is only one approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to treat coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), many medications are being tested.
The FDA has approved an antiviral drug called remdesivir (Veklury) to treat COVID-19 in adults and children who are age 12 and older. Remdesivir may be prescribed for people who are hospitalized with COVID-19. It's given through a needle in the skin (intravenously).
The FDA has granted an emergency use authorization for the rheumatoid arthritis drug baricitinib (Olumiant) to treat COVID-19 in some cases. Baricitinib is a pill that seems to work against COVID-19 by reducing inflammation and having antiviral activity. The FDA states baricitinib may be used in people who are hospitalized with COVID-19 who are on mechanical ventilators or need supplemental oxygen.
Researchers are studying other potential treatments for COVID-19, including:
- Antiviral drugs. In addition to remdesivir, other antiviral drugs being tested include favipiravir and merimepodib. Studies have found that the combination of lopinavir and ritonavir isn't effective.
Dexamethasone. The corticosteroid dexamethasone is one type of anti-inflammatory drug that researchers are studying to treat or prevent organ dysfunction and lung injury from inflammation. Studies have found that it reduces the risk for deaths by about 30% for people on ventilators and by about 20% for people who needed supplemental oxygen.
The U.S. National Institutes of Health has recommended this drug for people hospitalized with COVID-19 who are on mechanical ventilators or need supplemental oxygen. Other corticosteroids, such as prednisone, methylprednisolone or hydrocortisone, may be used if dexamethasone isn't available. Dexamethasone and other corticosteroids may be harmful if given for less severe COVID-19 infection.
In some cases, the drugs tocilizumab or baricitinib may be given with dexamethasone in hospitalized people who are on mechanical ventilation or need supplemental oxygen. Remdesivir may be given with dexamethasone in hospitalized people who need supplemental oxygen or who are on mechanical ventilation.
- Anti-inflammatory therapy. Researchers study many anti-inflammatory drugs to treat or prevent dysfunction of several organs and lung injury from infection-associated inflammation.
Immune-based therapy. Researchers study the use of a type of immune-based therapy called convalescent plasma. The FDA has granted emergency use authorization for convalescent plasma therapy to treat COVID-19. Convalescent plasma is blood donated by people who've recovered from COVID-19. Convalescent plasma with high antibodies may be used to treat some hospitalized people ill with COVID-19 who are either early in their illness or who have weakened immune systems.
Researchers also study other immune-based therapies, including mesenchymal stem cells and monoclonal antibodies. Monoclonal antibodies are proteins created in a lab that can help the immune system fight off viruses. Several monoclonal antibody medications are available. These include sotrovimab and a combination of two antibodies called casirivimab and imdevimab. These drugs are used to treat mild to moderate COVID-19 in people who have a higher risk of developing serious illness due to COVID-19. Treatment consists of a single intravenous infusion given in an outpatient setting. To be most effective, these medications need to be given soon after COVID-19 symptoms start and prior to hospitalization.
- Drugs being studied that have uncertain effectiveness. Researchers study amlodipine and losartan. But it's not yet known how effective these drugs may be in treating or preventing COVID-19. Ivermectin and famotidine aren't likely to be beneficial in treating COVID-19.
- Hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine. These malaria drugs were authorized for emergency use by the FDA during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the FDA withdrew that authorization when data analysis showed that the drugs are not effective for treating COVID-19. They can also cause serious heart problems.
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joey jojo
I actually dont know why so many people are completely hung up on ivermectin, as if it is the big, secret answer to the pandemic.
As Rocketmans list points out, there are a lot of different drugs being used to treat the symptoms of covid, no one is stopping them from being used, whether they work or not. If a treatment is available to a doctor, Im sure they will try it.
Maybe- just maybe, researchers were prioritising an actual vaccine- NOT merely treatments, and that is why research into other drugs- like ivermectin was secondary to getting a working vaccine.
Now, after months and months, there is anecdotal evidence that some of these drugs may help, but you have to take off your conspiracy hat for a few minutes and read the data for what it is.
For example, the information I've read about ivermectin being effectively used in Brazil is at best anecdotal for now. Some doctors say it helped for some and not for others. There are many factors when it comes to mortality, but If their death toll is an indicator, I would probably prefer the vaccine.
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DATA-DOG
There is no magic bullet. Watch this again and actually pay attention. This reporter quit working for Fox because her superiors forbid her from reporting on ANY treatment programs that didn’t follow the narrative.
Try actually watching it and doing some research before copying and pasting your lists. While you’re at it, do some actual research on non-mainstream sites. Did you notice the Video I shared is already banned from YouTube? There’s a reason why, and it’s not because the Doctor speaking is wrong.
DD
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joey jojo
DD- seriously- did u take a course on how to be a condescending wanker?