Coronavirus Pandemic: Apocalypse Now! Or exaggerated scare story?
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- Dr. Nathan ThompsonThe fact that this is even a discussion up for question puts us at 8.5 on that chart.
If the law doesn't pass, it would be prudent to take note who voted 'yes'. And be very loud about labeling them, "Nazi Scum".
Elisasheva
Jedi
Wow, I just checked those links (ALC-0315 - Echelon Biosciences) and it turns out they changed that paragraph and deleted the "not for human use" part
But why did they leave "for research use only"? hmmmm
Sheeba
Padawan Learner
This is the protocol for dr
Shankara Chetty treatment
https://8days.org/the-protocol
DR CHETTY’S 8TH DAY THERAPY FOR COVID-19 This one-pager summarizes the therapy adopted by Dr Shankara Chetty, from South Africa, to help prevent COVID-19 from progressing towards severe disease. The document focuses on the 8th day onwards of COVID-19, i.e. the inflammatory phase. It does not cover the initial viral phase, for which early treatment protocols already exist and can be prescribed before. The document is for information only, not for therapeutic advice. If you catch COVID-19, please seek immediate medical help. The 8th Day Therapy aims at mitigating a possible hypersensitivity reaction, that can trigger an inappropriate immune response, including a possible subsequent cytokine storm. This transition from the initial viral phase typically occurs on Day 8 after the first symptoms. It’s essential for the treating physician to establish as precisely as possible the first day of symptoms, to alert the patient of the date when a possible sudden aggravation of symptoms may occur. Shortness of breath is typically associated with this aggravation. The 8th Day Therapy encompasses 4 distinct interventions. They sometimes follow a previously prescribed early treatment protocol. Possible drug interactions need to be carefully assessed. Intervention #1: Corticosteroids Goal: To stop the hypersensitivity reaction, to stop the release of mediators and to prevent an inappropriate immune response, including a possible subsequent cytokine storm. Medication: Prednisone 80mg dly x 1 week. Note: Increase dose rapidly to get symptomatic relief quickly. CRP and IL6 values must show quick decline. Dose will vary according to variants and severity of reaction. Can go as high as 100mg tds for first few days. Wean off cautiously when CRP and IL6 are normal or patient is well for a few days. Those with prolonged reactions are difficult to wean, so consider adding Azathioprine 50mg dly to decrease steroid requirements. Intervention #2: Anti-histamines Goal: To clear the histamines that have been released. Medications: H1: Promethazine 25mg tds x 5 days or Levocetirizine 5mg bd x 1 month to follow Promethazine H2: Cimetidine 400mg x 1 month or another H2 blocker Other anti-histamine drugs can be suitable Intervention #3: Anti-leukotrienes Goal: To clear the leukotrienes that have been released. Medication: Montelukast 10mg bd x 5 days then dly x 1 month Intervention #4: Blood Thinners Goal: to clear platelet activating factors Medications: Aspirin 325 mg dly x 1 month. Add Xarelto 15 mg bd if D.Dimer is raised; decrease to 15 mg dly x 1 month once D.Dimer is normal Optional Interventions - Add appropriate antibiotics for those with fever, bacterial co-infection or raised Procalcitonin levels - Add Venteze syrup PRN for those suffering from asthma - Add Ivermectin 12 mg dly x 5 days in those with cough, dyspnea or decreased oxygen saturation - Fluvoxamine may be a suitable drug, yet Dr Chetty has so far no experience with it. By Dr Shankara Chetty, MD, with the editorial assistance of JP Kiekens / covexit.com Strictly for Information Only, Not for Medical advice. Version of May 12 2021. For any questions, please use this form.
Shankara Chetty treatment
https://8days.org/the-protocol
DR CHETTY’S 8TH DAY THERAPY FOR COVID-19 This one-pager summarizes the therapy adopted by Dr Shankara Chetty, from South Africa, to help prevent COVID-19 from progressing towards severe disease. The document focuses on the 8th day onwards of COVID-19, i.e. the inflammatory phase. It does not cover the initial viral phase, for which early treatment protocols already exist and can be prescribed before. The document is for information only, not for therapeutic advice. If you catch COVID-19, please seek immediate medical help. The 8th Day Therapy aims at mitigating a possible hypersensitivity reaction, that can trigger an inappropriate immune response, including a possible subsequent cytokine storm. This transition from the initial viral phase typically occurs on Day 8 after the first symptoms. It’s essential for the treating physician to establish as precisely as possible the first day of symptoms, to alert the patient of the date when a possible sudden aggravation of symptoms may occur. Shortness of breath is typically associated with this aggravation. The 8th Day Therapy encompasses 4 distinct interventions. They sometimes follow a previously prescribed early treatment protocol. Possible drug interactions need to be carefully assessed. Intervention #1: Corticosteroids Goal: To stop the hypersensitivity reaction, to stop the release of mediators and to prevent an inappropriate immune response, including a possible subsequent cytokine storm. Medication: Prednisone 80mg dly x 1 week. Note: Increase dose rapidly to get symptomatic relief quickly. CRP and IL6 values must show quick decline. Dose will vary according to variants and severity of reaction. Can go as high as 100mg tds for first few days. Wean off cautiously when CRP and IL6 are normal or patient is well for a few days. Those with prolonged reactions are difficult to wean, so consider adding Azathioprine 50mg dly to decrease steroid requirements. Intervention #2: Anti-histamines Goal: To clear the histamines that have been released. Medications: H1: Promethazine 25mg tds x 5 days or Levocetirizine 5mg bd x 1 month to follow Promethazine H2: Cimetidine 400mg x 1 month or another H2 blocker Other anti-histamine drugs can be suitable Intervention #3: Anti-leukotrienes Goal: To clear the leukotrienes that have been released. Medication: Montelukast 10mg bd x 5 days then dly x 1 month Intervention #4: Blood Thinners Goal: to clear platelet activating factors Medications: Aspirin 325 mg dly x 1 month. Add Xarelto 15 mg bd if D.Dimer is raised; decrease to 15 mg dly x 1 month once D.Dimer is normal Optional Interventions - Add appropriate antibiotics for those with fever, bacterial co-infection or raised Procalcitonin levels - Add Venteze syrup PRN for those suffering from asthma - Add Ivermectin 12 mg dly x 5 days in those with cough, dyspnea or decreased oxygen saturation - Fluvoxamine may be a suitable drug, yet Dr Chetty has so far no experience with it. By Dr Shankara Chetty, MD, with the editorial assistance of JP Kiekens / covexit.com Strictly for Information Only, Not for Medical advice. Version of May 12 2021. For any questions, please use this form.
Claus
Dagobah Resident
I think because in this way, it is only half a lie.Wow, I just checked those links (ALC-0315 - Echelon Biosciences) and it turns out they changed that paragraph and deleted the "not for human use" part
So you can research how it reacts in human bodys - not only research about it.
There's evidence emerging that the UK's booster roll out isn't going as successfully as planned. In the first video, taken at a booster centre during the afternoon, no one can be seen queuing; and in the 2nd video, a nurse admits that people aren't showing up for their appointments and that the centre isn't busy.
Bearing in mind ALL GPs have been ordered by the government to take up to 4 months off from their primary care duties to prioritise this booster roll out. Which means that, yet again, primary care and other healthcare has been sidelined, the impact of which will be many times more harmful in terms of unnecessary suffering and death than any threat the coronavirus poses. Also of note is that GPs are earning an additional ~£20 (maybe £30) for each jab given.
I would suppose that these GPs, who have already claimed that they're close to quitting because of the stress, will be relieved to settle for a calm day doing a few boosters - for which they will likely also receive ample praise - rather than defy government orders and go back to trying to tackle their nigh-on impossible waiting lists.
If anything, it's further proof that stress, fear, and pathocratic influence, can make people, unconsciously, behave in ways contrary to their nature.
Added: This is the same NHS that also keeps warning that it risks being 'overwhelmed' by another 'wave'.
And for anyone that missed it, as noted by peeps on Twitter, the above low turn out is despite the government deploying another national propaganda campaign whereby tax payers paid for the nations papers to be (more blatantly than usual) taken over to push boosters:
Bearing in mind ALL GPs have been ordered by the government to take up to 4 months off from their primary care duties to prioritise this booster roll out. Which means that, yet again, primary care and other healthcare has been sidelined, the impact of which will be many times more harmful in terms of unnecessary suffering and death than any threat the coronavirus poses. Also of note is that GPs are earning an additional ~£20 (maybe £30) for each jab given.
I would suppose that these GPs, who have already claimed that they're close to quitting because of the stress, will be relieved to settle for a calm day doing a few boosters - for which they will likely also receive ample praise - rather than defy government orders and go back to trying to tackle their nigh-on impossible waiting lists.
If anything, it's further proof that stress, fear, and pathocratic influence, can make people, unconsciously, behave in ways contrary to their nature.
Added: This is the same NHS that also keeps warning that it risks being 'overwhelmed' by another 'wave'.
And for anyone that missed it, as noted by peeps on Twitter, the above low turn out is despite the government deploying another national propaganda campaign whereby tax payers paid for the nations papers to be (more blatantly than usual) taken over to push boosters:
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Seato
Jedi Master
I have spotted some articles here in the UK talking about NHS plans to remotely treat ‘Covid-19’ patients. This is part of a plan to protect hospitals from being overwhelmed of course. The idea seems to be to remotely monitor the oxygen levels of these patients from their own home.
Covid-19 patients ‘to be treated at home’ under emergency NHS plans
Of course a lot of people are hospitalized with covid rather than from covid. So I wouldn’t be surprised if we would see people with non covid related health issues pushed into these ‘virtual wards’ with predictable results. Of course if they then die they will push up the covid death statistics.
What first came to mind on reading these articles was the idea of nano tech and chips to monitor health which has been discussed elsewhere on the forum. I can see how this kind of push for remote monitoring to save health care systems could eventually be used to justify the need for governments to be able to remotely monitor your physical health through such technology.
Covid-19 patients ‘to be treated at home’ under emergency NHS plans
Of course a lot of people are hospitalized with covid rather than from covid. So I wouldn’t be surprised if we would see people with non covid related health issues pushed into these ‘virtual wards’ with predictable results. Of course if they then die they will push up the covid death statistics.
What first came to mind on reading these articles was the idea of nano tech and chips to monitor health which has been discussed elsewhere on the forum. I can see how this kind of push for remote monitoring to save health care systems could eventually be used to justify the need for governments to be able to remotely monitor your physical health through such technology.
Debra Lynn
Jedi
An increase in sleep paralysis is being reported in covid cases. Doesn't say if they are vaxxed or not.
texasnewstoday.com
Experts reveal why Covid may be causing an increase in sleep paralysis - Texas News Today
Last year, many of us began to experience intense and long-lasting dreams because of the lack of stimulation during the pandemic, days at home. Experts have discovered that two-thirds of us had “abnormally vibrant” dreams, and as Covid’s cases are growing rapidly again, social media It is full...
Here is the CDC's official request to dump the PCR test, which amounts to a renouncement, really. The entire alleged pandemic has been based on this test that's unreliable to begin with, and is easily abused depending on how used (number of cycles of amplification).
This is cdc.gov, so the headline itself is not exactly bold, simple, clear or informative about what this really means.
This is cdc.gov, so the headline itself is not exactly bold, simple, clear or informative about what this really means.
Gestapo is back...
Argentina: Retirees are prevented from receiving their monthly payment for not being vaccinated. Totalitarian and unconstitutional measure that began to be applied in the province of Buenos Aires.
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Religious entities in Argentina are beginning to express their repudiation of the "health pass" and are asking the population not to comply with it because it is unconstitutional.
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Religious entities in Argentina are beginning to express their repudiation of the "health pass" and are asking the population not to comply with it because it is unconstitutional.
