An example that you should not necessarily trust d
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Posted On: 08/09/2021 9:25:30 PM
An example that you should not necessarily trust doctors until you can assess their competence. Based on this and others some don't understand medicine, science or logic.
Complains that the CDC and government agencies don't understand the science then says this -
Viral particles when sneezing or coughing are not free floating they are carried by micro-particles of bodily fluid and appropriate masks do stop those.
True, but we can contain it. With viruses what generally happens over the long run is that they evolve to less lethal forms. Best scenario is to reduce mortality as much as possible until the less lethal forms predominate.
If that was the case then you would now see a massive spike in the death rate. Just the opposite is happening.
Bases his observation about antibody mediated viral enhancement on the Massachusetts Covid outbreak where 74% infected were vaccinated and 90% had the delta variant. What is out there in the literature is that the vaccines are not fully protective of variants (which is to be expected) but can reduce the severity. Massachusetts is a highly vaccinated state so one would expect of those infected there is a better chance they had been vaccinated. The 5 hospitalizations and zero deaths would seem to indicate the vaccines are doing exactly as predicted.
Cites an outbreak of mumps in the NHL where those who got it were unvaccinated or unknown vaccine status but that half the people who came down with symptomatic disease had no contact with an unvaccinated or unknown whether vaccinated individual. He says where did they get the disease "from the vaccinated individuals".
Let's unpack the stupidity in that assertation. The main point of the outbreak was centered in the NHL. There is no way of determining whether anyone who caught the mumps had contact with someone unvaccinated. As he states himself there was contact with people that had an unknown vaccinated status. That the only people who caught the mumps were unvaccinated or unknown vaccine status shows that the vaccine was working.
True but an initial infection is a very small viral load and transmissibility is extremely low to the point where it is a rarity. Transmissibility ramps up as the viral reproduction explodes. Vaccines induce antibodies that kill off the virus very quickly before you see the virus ramp up to increased transmissibility.
He treated 15 Covid patients with vitamin D, ivermectin and zinc and none of them went to the hospital. Given the hospitalization rate of Covid the odds are that none would even without treatment.
He is stating if you use hdroxychloroquine and vitamin D there will be 85 million dead in the U.S.. That doesn't seem like a good outcome.
Pushing false narratives and an arrogant jackass to boot.
Complains that the CDC and government agencies don't understand the science then says this -
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viral particles that are small enough to go through every mask
Viral particles when sneezing or coughing are not free floating they are carried by micro-particles of bodily fluid and appropriate masks do stop those.
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We can't eradicate the virus
True, but we can contain it. With viruses what generally happens over the long run is that they evolve to less lethal forms. Best scenario is to reduce mortality as much as possible until the less lethal forms predominate.
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antibody mediated viral enhancement - vaccines cause worse outcomes in those who get Covid
If that was the case then you would now see a massive spike in the death rate. Just the opposite is happening.
Bases his observation about antibody mediated viral enhancement on the Massachusetts Covid outbreak where 74% infected were vaccinated and 90% had the delta variant. What is out there in the literature is that the vaccines are not fully protective of variants (which is to be expected) but can reduce the severity. Massachusetts is a highly vaccinated state so one would expect of those infected there is a better chance they had been vaccinated. The 5 hospitalizations and zero deaths would seem to indicate the vaccines are doing exactly as predicted.
Cites an outbreak of mumps in the NHL where those who got it were unvaccinated or unknown vaccine status but that half the people who came down with symptomatic disease had no contact with an unvaccinated or unknown whether vaccinated individual. He says where did they get the disease "from the vaccinated individuals".
Let's unpack the stupidity in that assertation. The main point of the outbreak was centered in the NHL. There is no way of determining whether anyone who caught the mumps had contact with someone unvaccinated. As he states himself there was contact with people that had an unknown vaccinated status. That the only people who caught the mumps were unvaccinated or unknown vaccine status shows that the vaccine was working.
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Vaccines don't prevent you from getting infection
True but an initial infection is a very small viral load and transmissibility is extremely low to the point where it is a rarity. Transmissibility ramps up as the viral reproduction explodes. Vaccines induce antibodies that kill off the virus very quickly before you see the virus ramp up to increased transmissibility.
He treated 15 Covid patients with vitamin D, ivermectin and zinc and none of them went to the hospital. Given the hospitalization rate of Covid the odds are that none would even without treatment.
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Studies that show if you treated 25 hydroxy, vitamin D level greater than 55 your risk of Covid-19 death will drop down to 1/4 of the population average for the U.S.
He is stating if you use hdroxychloroquine and vitamin D there will be 85 million dead in the U.S.. That doesn't seem like a good outcome.
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I don't blame this board for that because I know you aren't scientists and you thought it was reasonable to listen the the CDC and the State Board of Health
Pushing false narratives and an arrogant jackass to boot.
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