Allegedly successful drug usage with COVID-19 patients
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lenny. i really appreciate you scouring the depths of this cesspool known as the internet for all things covid-19. but do you really feel every single thing you read is worth a new thread on this forum? especially when this site is sourcing from foxnews...
Yeah, I mean if there is a legitimate successful cure, it would be the top story of every major news source from the BBC to the CBC, from the NY Times to the Guardian.
"Florida man with coronavirus says drug touted by Trump saved his life"
https://perb.cc/vbulletin/showthrea...irus-says-drug-touted-by-Trump-saved-his-life
https://perb.cc/vbulletin/showthrea...irus-says-drug-touted-by-Trump-saved-his-life
A healthy degree of skepticism is a good thing.
Hence the title of the OP saying "allegedly" instead of "already".
Not at all. Hence the relatively small amount of threads i start here, due to being highly selective, compared to another forum.
With the title being inclusive of all drugs, anyone who has an alleged success story with any drug in regards to COVID-19 can pop it in here.
It's not only foxnews speaking well of this drug. Studies & other testing has been done, as revealed in the thread link i typed into post #5.
I actually prefer Fressca to tonic in my Gin, although I don't get the life saving, Covid-19 busting quinine that is in tonic water.
I understand what you're saying. But the bit from Terb is clearly just a cut and paste from some other source. In any event, the blood plasma therapy it speaks of - that's actually a real "thing." I believe Dr. Peter Lin spoke about it on one of his Q&A's on CBC. Using blood plasma is nothing new, this basically highlights the concept/idea...
https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coron...-patients-help-people-with-covid-19-1.4887510
Who claimed it was a "source"? Answer: no one.
Maybe call it a "lead" rather than a "source".
Though is finding the "source" that difficult & something a child could not do?
A simple google search of this quote from my post
"FDA Fast-Tracks Promising COVID-19 Treatment From Johns Hopkins"
leads to this
https://www.google.com/search?q=FDA...ns&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
Which should help anyone who's interested in finding the "source" (whatever that's supposed to refer to).
Not sure why HCQ and CQ are such a hot topic.
South Korea made it part of its standard of care for Covid 19 from the beginning. This is from Feb 12:
http://www.koreabiomed.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=7428
South Korea made it part of its standard of care for Covid 19 from the beginning. This is from Feb 12:
http://www.koreabiomed.com/news/articleView.html?idxno=7428
If he verified the verb cut and paste, then he should just be linking the article. Linking TERB makes it seem like he didn't go through the effort because if he did, he'd have known better. People tend to post here to share information and opinion, not to send them on goose chases.
Why don't I just start posting leads from my great aunt's second cousin who's the fourth cousin removed from Dr. Fauci then?
It's not that big of a deal mate, seriously. If you don't know the Terb bit was a cut and paste job, so what. You read it and if it so pleases you, research it further, or don't - nothing lost, nothing gained.
Or maybe i verified the post but like to let entitled &/or lazy folk who think i should provide a source for them do it themselves? Or, alternately, maybe i didn't verify it but intuited it as accurate & liked the idea of linking to TERB & too bad for those who fantasize about some non existent "should" rule.
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