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"Enough anecdotal evidence becomes pretty good evidence."
Personal Familiarity | January 5, 2021 | John Leland 1789

Posted on 01/05/2021 11:07:55 AM PST by John Leland 1789

"ENOUGH ANECDOTAL EVIDENCE BECOMES PRETTY GOOD EVIDENCE."

HYDROXYCHLORIQUINE (HCQ) FOR COVID-19

Current News (*Actual case known personally and verified Jan. 5, 2021):

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What you read below is not published to sensationalize, but to urge all to put these things before their own physicians and insist on the availability of therapeutics for early outpatient treatment of Covid-19.

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A 78 year-old preacher in southern Indiana with Covid-19 and multiple comorbidities is headed home after just a couple of days in the hospital.

A year ago this dear Brother was prescribed (one-year prescription) HCQ for his arthritis. He stopped taking the medication shortly after he began.

But one month ago (that is, one month prior to contracting Covid-19) the Brother began once again to take HCQ.

Probably at a funeral service the preacher was heavily exposed to people infected with Covid-19. Wherever the preacher contracted the disease, he did in fact contract it.

He was admitted to the hospital, but was only kept there for a couple of days and sent home. Sent home with the instruction to keep taking HCQ.

The CDC, NIH, and people like Dr. Anthony Fauci like to talk-down anecdotal evidence. But as we have heard one physician state, "Enough anecdotal evidence becomes pretty good evidence."

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*Because I have not received express permission to speak of anyone's medical records, I am, for now, withholding the preacher's name, precise location, and the name of the hospital.


TOPICS: Health/Medicine; Science
KEYWORDS: covid; hcq; hydroxychloroquine; remedies

1 posted on 01/05/2021 11:07:55 AM PST by John Leland 1789
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To: John Leland 1789

Drug companies use the old “anecdotal information” ploy to cover up the devastating effects of SSRIs. That and hiding the research data. When 1400 of 2000 people under study stop taking a drug in the first two weeks because it screws them up badly, you can either rethink the drug itself or you can magically pretend those 1400 never were on the study. You keep doing this until you end up with a study group of a dozen people. You then apply to the FDA for drug approval based on the dozen cases. This is how the industry works and the FDA goes along because, like DOD, they get retirement jobs from the people they “regulate”.

A friend who was on an experimental drug for his stomach cancer had a similar experience. When the drug stopped working and the cancer spread he was unceremoniously “disappeared” from the study. This was at the supposedly World Renowned Hunstman Canter.

Too many people are dumb enough to fall for pseudo-scientific mumbo jumbo. In fact, enough anecdotal info becomes statistical. And as the Editor of the Lancet wrote a couple of years back 50% of all medical studies are bogus.

Everywhere I look I see horrible corruption is every area of govt. The Nation cannot survive this. I don’t want to be a doomcryer, but I don’t see how it can be reversed. Criminals seem to control every agency and the House and Senate are overwhelmingly in the hands of criminals as well. The abuses will only increase until a breaking point is reached. How long that is I have no idea.


2 posted on 01/05/2021 11:31:39 AM PST by Seruzawa (TANSTAAFL!)
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To: Seruzawa

I find it mind-boggling all these people dying of “cancer” when they are in actuality dying of the treatment. In many cases being tortured by the “treatment” until they die.


3 posted on 01/05/2021 12:41:34 PM PST by Auntie Mame (Fear not tomorrow. God is already there.)
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To: John Leland 1789

Yes, when does anecdotal evidence become a preponderance of evidence which is all that is needed in a civil trial?


4 posted on 01/05/2021 1:39:56 PM PST by vigilence (Vigilence)
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