I think having his head in his manky oven for a day with all those cleaning chemicals has rotted the remaining brain cells
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When I read catlads post I thought I wonder how the usual suspects were going to poo poo the idea of invermectin as a treatment. So the usual links were trotted out as they tend to be, all the while failing to address the fact ivermectin was not allowed to be used by doctors or else they would be struck off.
It's all there in the post.
It's all there in the post.
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I trust my doctor. If you have some sort of crazy conspiracy sheeple reason for not trusting yours then that is your problem.
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Have you any evidence for that? What about the UK?
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Andy the liar is at it again...
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Well that's true. Because a book written by a confirmed conspiracy theorist says something, it doesn't make it right.
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No they weren't.
yep doctors never prescribe for monetary reward
How GPs are Paid to Prescribe Ineffective Drugs - Patrick Holford
GPs are prescribing far too many pills. Most people know that and Dr James LeFanu, Telegraph columnist, makes this clear in his just published book ‘Too Many Pills’. ";s:13:"summary_title";s:0:"";s:11:"summary_lft";s:0:"
www.patrickholford.com
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Drinking bleach seems to work on some people as well...
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Patrick Holford's books propose stopping taking all medicines and using diet alone. I tried it years ago and it made me ill.
It is no surprise he pushes his book sales.
Another urban myth, he never said drink bleach.
I wasn't making any claim if you read my post instead of twisting it.
No comment on the book, but doctors are incentivised to prescribe some drugs above others.
I know this because I was interviewed for a role - medical rep - for a French company.
The role was to get the GP to prescribe their drug, rather than a competitor's.
I expect their competitor did the same.
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Ain't that the truth
Encouraged by right-wing doctor groups, desperate patients turn to ivermectin for long Covid
The leaders of groups promoting ivermectin for long Covid have achieved large followings on social media through ties to right-wing political organizations and Trump administration officials.
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"Ivermectin is highly lucrative for the doctors who sell it. Members of Front Line Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance and America’s Frontline Doctors offer access to the drug online via telemedicine, for high fees, and often without insurance coverage.
Kory has launched his own “advanced Covid-19 care center,” with a “specialized focus” on long Covid consultations. An online appointment with a member of his team costs $1,250, which includes an initial video visit and two follow-ups, while meeting with Kory himself costs $1,650."
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I've no doubt that happens, but getting doctors to prescribe drugs that don't work is different.
If you had got the job do you think you could have convinced doctors to prescribe horse worming tablets, when it didn't work, just to make money?
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