COVID-19 Possible Prevention and Treatments

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

My second one was a yes or no question man

And you still didn't answer my question - why would the FDA approve this drug then.

don't dictate my response for one.
second we have nothing better so marginal results are currently acceptable. this drug is known to cause pretty intense diarrhea

 

[Booker T Garvey]

don't dictate my response for one.
second we have nothing better so marginal results are currently acceptable. this drug is known to cause pretty intense diarrhea

Asking if you'd tell somebody you know to NOT take this drug is me dictating a response for you? just say you refuse to answer.

 

[karim]

Maybe? As in, you think or you guess? They’re using it fam. As we speak.

My point still stands, they are using it trying out if it might work. If it was proven and/or providing great results, it would be all over the news.

 

[Booker T Garvey]

My point still stands, they are using it trying out if it might work. If it was proven and/or providing great results, it would be all over the news.

So you believe that doctors, right now in the middle of a global pandemic, are just throwing things against the wall and hope that it sticks? Please just a yes or a no.

 

[Savvir]

so then attack the sources, the links, the data, the doctors that put it forth...hell, your educated criticisms OF THOSE may actually help people

you do realize this issue is bigger than THE COLI right!?

Orthomolecular isn't a science and is defined as alternative medicine rather than study supported treatment. The "doctors" cited in your sources are connected to supplement products that they are selling. I'm going yo dig deeper to see if they are even real doctors but just from an initial search on the internet for related materials it looks like you suck as sorting misinformation.

 

[Booker T Garvey]

Orthomolecular isn't a science and is defined as alternative medicine rather than study supported treatment. The "doctors" cited in your sources are connected to supplement products that they are selling. I'm going yo dig deeper to see if they are even real doctors but just from an initial search on the internet for related materials it looks like you suck as sorting misinformation.

Hold up let me correct you - the only link that Booker T Garvey posted was from Yahoo about the FDA, you're referring to the links in the OP, I didn't make this thread.

 

[LuckyLibra619]

Orthomolecular isn't a science and is defined as alternative medicine rather than study supported treatment. The "doctors" cited in your sources are connected to supplement products that they are selling. I'm going yo dig deeper to see if they are even real doctors but just from an initial search on the internet for related materials it looks like you suck as sorting misinformation.

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[CreepyMcCreeperson]

McDonalds Sprite

 

[Spliff]

Never thought I’d ever see Brown’s Gas mentioned on Thecoli.

Anyway, this morning Dr. Oz highlighted treatments that showed potential in other countries:




He left off Cuba’s IFNrec, but we’ll never see that here because America. Meanwhile, over 40 countries requested the product.

Over 45 Countries Ask Cuba for Interferon to Treat Covid-19