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That’s exactly my take and what I have been advising since about Feb-March 2022 when the Moronic variant had fully taken over.

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Thank you for your service Dr. Alexander, and for the updated advice about HCQ and IVM relative to the current cold. I felt off for the first time in a couple of years a couple of weeks ago and stayed in bed a couple of days. I nearly took IVN as “insurance” but decided to just give my unvaxxed immune system freedom to do its thing, which it did flawlessly. But here is the thing: a lot of people are now taking Vitamin D, thinking that if they can get their number up to 50 they will become impervious to colds. However, there is a thing called Root Cause Protocol that makes an argument about this approach to Vitamin D, that it is not correct to take so much of it without accounting for the level of magnesium in the body. If there is not enough of it, calcium can start getting deposited in the arteries in a way that is not good. A dear friend thinks she gave herself hypocalcia with high blood pressure, heart palipitations, anxiety from taking lots of Vitamin D for a few months. She solved the issues by taking magnesium, eating natto( which has Vitamin K2 that removes excess calcium from the arteries) and knocking off the extra Vit. D ingestion after studying Root Cause Protocol. It took 4-5 months and her blood pressure returned to normal levels and all symptoms disappeared. This might be a good topic to introduce and educate people about.

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This has been true for 14 year olds from the beginning.

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Good to know. I am just getting over covid which was exactly like every cold I've ever had, gotten from my vaccinated nephew who was very sick, laid out in bed for several days with severe flu symptoms (he's now had covid 3 times since being vaccinated, never before). I just keep taking zinc, vitamin D, vitamin C and quercetin as normal. Cleared up in 5 days.

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I hope every family gets and keeps some hydroxychloroquine and ivermection on hand for such sickness. You can order these through America's Frontline Doctors' website (just do a search), as well as other locations and groups. Almost every state has doctors and pharmacists whom you can consult. I have gotten them from an India pharmacy, as well as one in Florida. They have online doctors and pharmacists who will discuss why you want them, and then will order them and mail them to you. I urge everyone to keep one of each one hand as it can take one or two weeks to receive the pills. I have found the pharmacists, doctors and pharmacy assistants very kind! One even told me, "God bless you." They have often taken risks in providing the medicines to us because of the ridiculous laws, and the AMA and pharmaceutical boards who revoked many of their board licenses, so they could not work any longer.

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A refreshing voice of reason.

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When my 3 grandkids got covid it was like a cold for them, except for the middle one. She got sicker than the others, in fact she had a pneumonia for a while. The doctors at first missed the pneumonia and after a few days of heavy coughing they got it right. They were all treated with OTC except the middle one had an antibiotic for a few days. All ok now!

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Aug 20, 2022·edited Aug 22, 2022

SARS-CoV-2 may have mutated into a less virulent form, but let us not forget that this is not a natural, wild virus! It is still a bioweapon with some nasty characteristics, including an ability to form large numbers of microclots and trigger numerous autoimmune reactions in tissue. The smaller number of spikes from a natrual infection are nowhere nearly as damaging as the massive onslaught caused by the "vaccines", but the spikes themselves are still very similar and not to be discounted.

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If the IVM or Hydroxychloroquine is taken in the proper dose what is the harm? But yes, in young people it is probably not needed for this variant.

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Is Remdesivir still being used on hospital protocols? I thought with the problems they would have pulled it by now.

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Aug 20, 2022·edited Aug 20, 2022

I believe we know that there are HIV inserts in the Sarscov2 virus, right? I also believe that HIV manifests as a cold, right? Very dangerous to convince people that SARSCOV2 is a cold when we see the damage to the immune system, the persistent monocyte infection, and dysregulation of the dna repair complexes. I believe this is a recipe for disaster.

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You can have a simple blood test to know your levels our dr said to take 5000 and optimal levels are 60-80! I’m at 65!

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I have been taking vitamins/supplements for almost 40 years, so, obviously I believe in the benefits of keeping ones vitamin level up to par (and a little more). I do not agree with not taking HDQ and/or IVM to prevent or treat COVID. In spite of the fact that the Omicron variants presents like on a cold during infection, the virus still has the "spike protein". We know that spike protein is what primarily does the damage in both the virus and the "vaccines". It seems to be common sense to eliminate the spike proteins from the body as quickly as possible. If HDQ and IVM shorten the infection from say 5 days to 3 days they are well worth taking. That would be 2 less days your body is assaulted by the spike protein. This is one lay person's opinion.

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Yes. It’s not a direct connection, it’s a paradigm. Mine is that my immune system is capable of doing its job as long as I give it what it needs and reduce any poison to it. (No toxicity and no deficiency). I don’t believe, in most all cases, I need any pharmaceutical product. I don’t take pain meds, allergy meds, antibiotics etc, unless I was extremely critical and my body was overwhelmed and incapable of fighting by itself.

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Ok, like I said, you do you. I’m explaining the logic behind the quote. You don’t have to agree with it. And do you think there are no AE from aspirin?

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Huh? How are relying on safe prophylactics like IVM and hcq somehow encouraging reliance on dangerous patent meds like Remdesivir that require hospitalization? What am I missing here?

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