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Nov 25, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

Re: tromethamine causes the arrested heart to respond to resuscitative efforts, does it not?

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Nov 25, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

Holy cow, I took a look at the report referenced in footnote 10. Get a load of the other meds list: aspirin, atenolol, dulcolax, fenofibrate, lasix, PRN neurontin, glimepiride, ketoconazole cream, lisiniopril, lovastatin, metformin XR, PRN nitroglycerin, omeprazole, zofran, K-dur, flomax, kenalog cream, maxzide

This person appears to have heart problems (taking redundant lipid-lowering meds), diabetes (taking redundant diabetes meds) with associated neuropathy, high blood pressure, skin issues (possibly fungal among others), possible GERD (PPI), nausea, kidney problems, possibly more. No wonder they're presumably anxious to get vaccinated, this is a walking collection of comorbidities.

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Nov 24, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

Since "Medical Errors" kill as many as 250,000 people annually in the US, I'm not sure why anyone finds this kind of thing surprising.

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Nov 23, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

At least they're not even pretending to care about kids at this point. Their honesty is appreciated 👶☠️

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Nov 23, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

Purple, grey, orange... What difference, at this point, does it make?

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Did you see the Turkish doctor who injected adult doses into babies?

https://twitter.com/note_bot_/status/1440823785087664135

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Apparently the correct dose is pretty dangerous. It's unlikely that. a bit more is significantly more dangerous. A little bit of myocarditis is like a little bit pregnant. Sadly, kids have been abused by parents throughout history. This probably isn't the worst.

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Nov 23, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

Trust no one. Ever. Always double check things before anything is injected into you, affects your money or possessions.

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