If you get sick, do not go to the hospital. I was in hospital care in 2018, in the US. It was horrid. I felt like a human test subject. I cannot imagine what the experience would be like now. Stay strong. Stay HEALTHY.
Thank you Igor for your extensive research. Few can accomplish that which you have.
"Molnupiravir began as a possible therapy for Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus at Emory University’s non-profit company DRIVE (Drug Innovation Ventures at Emory) in Atlanta. But in 2015, DRIVE’s chief executive George Painter offered it to a collaborator, virologist Mark Denison at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, to test against coronaviruses."
Merck warning people not to take Ivermectin because it might not be safe (after distributing billions of doses of this "maybe not safe" drug to cure River Blindness), real reason being that they were making a crappy $700 pill to make money off of our misery, has to be one of the low-lights of the last couple years. I like to think it had a role in producing less harmful variants so fewer people need their crappy drug any more.
Hey Igor, you also have to factor in the quasi-species swarm theory. They are literally sampling "fragments" of the virus, I am starting to think a lot of these "variants" are complete nonsense.
I got invited to a private group of medics and scientists a few months ago (they somehow mistook me for someone who knew what they were talking about!), and one thing they kept correcting me on is that there is no such thing as "standard" ANY RNA virus. If a virus goes through you, the version of it you transmit to someone else is basically unique, although it will share all the characteristics of what you caught in all likelihood. Think snowflakes - they are all basically unique, yet all have the same properties and characteristics simultaneously.
I think it's fair to say that Omicron was completely distinct from OG Covid, and probably was deliberately released from a lab. Although I would describe it as a very weak cold, it seems to me it has an affinity for Asian people (in a bad way of course).
The "soup" image you posted though really makes me think that they just don't understand quasi-species swarm theory (I'm not going to lie, I still haven't fully grasped it yet), but think in terms of my snowflake analogy. If you are only sampling fragments of a virus, of course you are going to get a gazillion "variants". The more you look, the more you will find. I hope this makes sense. 😂
A wise man once advised me "If you you don't know what to do, then just do nothing and see what happens". We could have avoided all of this mess by following this principle. No bio-labs, no censorship, no banning off label drugs, no "Warp-Speed" poisons etc. The sooner we learn to stop dickering about with things we don't understand, the better.
Seems possible, but I think only 1 or 2 of my patients took Molnupiravir for Covid; quite a few took Paxlovid, very few took IVM (pharmacies won’t fill it).
Whatever - but what an utterly pretentious stupid vapid name for a drug! Pathetic! If it works so good why the dumb ass name? Makes it sound suitably expensive, so who cares if it works.
Dec 11, 2022·edited Dec 11, 2022Liked by Igor Chudov
Hi Igor. I had a chat with a former researcher (I used to do machine learning analytics for him) who worked on drugs for people with degrading eyesight. The amount of money spent in 18 months made my jaw drop. The results of the research were also telling - complete and utter failure with no possibility of success. He figured that out after about 4 months and he pulled out after a year. Still, it formed the basis for the next mega-grant led by a local uni "professor" who did not have his scruples.
At this point in time it looks like the medical researchers have two key traits - they burn through money like monkeys with flamethrowers and come up with "products" that are making everything worse. Molnupiravir fits into that category of products like a charm. Do we really need all these drugs that they push? No, but it is all about the money not the outcome. My suggestion is simple - test the drugs on those who develop them for a while and then you go to animal trials. After all, if they are so gun-ho to test them on us, why not start with them? My bet is that all this horror will go away real quick.
Should have used ivermectin.
If you get sick, do not go to the hospital. I was in hospital care in 2018, in the US. It was horrid. I felt like a human test subject. I cannot imagine what the experience would be like now. Stay strong. Stay HEALTHY.
Thank you Igor for your extensive research. Few can accomplish that which you have.
You mean the actual horse medicine? https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-02783-1
"Molnupiravir began as a possible therapy for Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus at Emory University’s non-profit company DRIVE (Drug Innovation Ventures at Emory) in Atlanta. But in 2015, DRIVE’s chief executive George Painter offered it to a collaborator, virologist Mark Denison at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, to test against coronaviruses."
Big pharma has found their golden goose!
Merck warning people not to take Ivermectin because it might not be safe (after distributing billions of doses of this "maybe not safe" drug to cure River Blindness), real reason being that they were making a crappy $700 pill to make money off of our misery, has to be one of the low-lights of the last couple years. I like to think it had a role in producing less harmful variants so fewer people need their crappy drug any more.
Maybe they're *not* out to slowly depopulate us, but what would they be doing differently if they were?
Hey Igor, you also have to factor in the quasi-species swarm theory. They are literally sampling "fragments" of the virus, I am starting to think a lot of these "variants" are complete nonsense.
I got invited to a private group of medics and scientists a few months ago (they somehow mistook me for someone who knew what they were talking about!), and one thing they kept correcting me on is that there is no such thing as "standard" ANY RNA virus. If a virus goes through you, the version of it you transmit to someone else is basically unique, although it will share all the characteristics of what you caught in all likelihood. Think snowflakes - they are all basically unique, yet all have the same properties and characteristics simultaneously.
I think it's fair to say that Omicron was completely distinct from OG Covid, and probably was deliberately released from a lab. Although I would describe it as a very weak cold, it seems to me it has an affinity for Asian people (in a bad way of course).
The "soup" image you posted though really makes me think that they just don't understand quasi-species swarm theory (I'm not going to lie, I still haven't fully grasped it yet), but think in terms of my snowflake analogy. If you are only sampling fragments of a virus, of course you are going to get a gazillion "variants". The more you look, the more you will find. I hope this makes sense. 😂
More variants means more boosters: bivalent, trivalent, quadrivalent. It’s a great business model like for influenza.
Is it possible that “rebound” infections are the individual getting sick with a new variant created by taking Molnupiravir?
A wise man once advised me "If you you don't know what to do, then just do nothing and see what happens". We could have avoided all of this mess by following this principle. No bio-labs, no censorship, no banning off label drugs, no "Warp-Speed" poisons etc. The sooner we learn to stop dickering about with things we don't understand, the better.
Seems possible, but I think only 1 or 2 of my patients took Molnupiravir for Covid; quite a few took Paxlovid, very few took IVM (pharmacies won’t fill it).
oh shit now I'm gunna need a 50 valent booster 5 times a month to stop the spread
Uh, yeah.
Whatever - but what an utterly pretentious stupid vapid name for a drug! Pathetic! If it works so good why the dumb ass name? Makes it sound suitably expensive, so who cares if it works.
I would reason that the three following 2022 authors will do the job... on what to do to stop the awful mess we're in:
The New Abnormal: The Rise of the Biomedical Security State
Aaron Kheriaty (from page 199)
Dying to be Free How America's Ruling Class Is Killing and Bankrupting Americans, and What to Do About It (Chap. 10, Liberty or Death, p. 196)
Leland Stillman
Lies My Gov't Told Me: And the Better Future Coming (Children’s Health Defense)
Robert W Malone MD MS (from page 1 to the last)
Hi Igor. I had a chat with a former researcher (I used to do machine learning analytics for him) who worked on drugs for people with degrading eyesight. The amount of money spent in 18 months made my jaw drop. The results of the research were also telling - complete and utter failure with no possibility of success. He figured that out after about 4 months and he pulled out after a year. Still, it formed the basis for the next mega-grant led by a local uni "professor" who did not have his scruples.
At this point in time it looks like the medical researchers have two key traits - they burn through money like monkeys with flamethrowers and come up with "products" that are making everything worse. Molnupiravir fits into that category of products like a charm. Do we really need all these drugs that they push? No, but it is all about the money not the outcome. My suggestion is simple - test the drugs on those who develop them for a while and then you go to animal trials. After all, if they are so gun-ho to test them on us, why not start with them? My bet is that all this horror will go away real quick.