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As some you have undoubted heard, Pfizer has applied for an EUA from the FDA for Paxlovid.
One wonders whether this will dampen the attempts to get everyone vaccinated, knowing another therapeutic is available to keep people from getting ill if they catch covid.
As some you have undoubted heard, Pfizer has applied for an EUA from the FDA for Paxlovid.
One wonders whether this will dampen the attempts to get everyone vaccinated, knowing another therapeutic is available to keep people from getting ill if they catch covid.
Forget trying to force everyone to get a shot that wears off in 6 months.
Just worry about YOU. Vax up, mask up and then stock up on paxlovid in your medicine cabinet.
As some you have undoubted heard, Pfizer has applied for an EUA from the FDA for Paxlovid.
One wonders whether this will dampen the attempts to get everyone vaccinated, knowing another therapeutic is available to keep people from getting ill if they catch covid.
You know what they say an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure. The vaccine is free for most with insurance. This drug will not be.
I am not sure, as I suspect it's total ingredient formula may not have been released as of yet. However you can read the two links below (one by Pfizer) and the other which tries to explain the drug;
In vitro studies establish mechanism of action. I'm pointing out it inhibits the same exact thing that Paxlovid does.
You need to read the full study. I see you glanced at this:
But worth noting is this:
You mean a link that has studies in it that show no significant benefits of using Ivermectin and a bunch of studies that have been found to show serious flaws? LOL
You mean a link that has studies in it that show no significant benefits of using Ivermectin and a bunch of studies that have been found to show serious flaws? LOL
Make of this what you will. Pfizer figured out what worked, and made a new chemical compound to target the exact same thing, so they could get a patent.
Where is the evidence this works in real world settings? Oh yea that's right, there is none.
You provided a link with no evidence of significant benefit of Ivermectin in treating COVID.
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