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What the ... is 'mild to moderate' covid-19 cases? Did FDA define 'mild' and 'moderate'?

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Dec 23, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

Once you make a bunch of some 'drug', regardless of whether it works or not, it is almost impossible to dispose of it. Antibiotics, for instance, keep doing their damage no matter if they exit your body, or are dumped on the ground. They keep killing their target forever. When I hear about any new drug, this is what I think first; was it just some poison that was too expensive or impossible to dump so the drug companies simply present it as a new drug. A few sham drug trials and boom, you are making money again with the same poison that killed the previous folks.

We gotta stop makin' most of this stuff in the first place it seems.

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Dec 23, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

Brian, do you plan on taking a dive into the story behind Ritonavir, the co-packaged HIV anti-viral in Pfizer's Paxlovid. The efficacy studies I was able to find from 2020 show no benefit and Fauci's name is all over it. It stinks of a similar air to Remdesivir...

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Indications are it affects bone growth, probably therefore bone health in adults. Bone marrow is the source of a lot of immune function. Wonder if it will show increased reinfections due to weakened immune function? Wonder if they even considered that? Or care? Or if that's a "feature" not a bug??

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Dec 23, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

Yeah, no thanks. I’ll stick with horse dewormer, if I even need it. I maintain a healthy weight, vitamin D level at 94 ng/ml, etc. Living a good life without Big Pharma’s toxic drugs.

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Dec 23, 2021·edited Dec 23, 2021Liked by Brian Mowrey

FDA are handing out EUAs like they're candy. wtaf? FDA rhymes with, "pay to play" though, so there's that.

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OT: I looked everywhere for your fancy paragraph separator in the substack editor. But it's an image. Nicely done!

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