Whatever you do…DO NOT take the horse paste y’all! Hospitals will lose incentive payments. Doctors and nurses will make incessant awful tik-tok videos with too much free time. Can you imagine the chaos of healthy elderly flooding Florida beaches?
This particular drug is a “mutagenic”. If you want cancer, take this pill. It is not an ivermectin knockoff (that’s the Pfizer pill aka Pfizermectin @ $720 per pill).
I will try to find the link to the ‘mutagenic’ info - very reputable docs. Not sure I saved the reference :-(
Oh, BTW the horse paste isn’t bad - might have had WuFlu a few weeks ago. Started ivermectin via paste 1.5 days after symptoms started & “it” was shut down in 2-3 days. Zero issues like stomach distress or anything else. :-)
I will try to find the link to the ‘mutagenic’ info - very reputable docs.
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Actually, I now recall I heard about molnupiravir dangers on a podcast from some biologists .... they were saying that the drug disrupts the RNA of the virus, but the questions is ... will the drug discriminate between viral RNA & human RNA.
A reference with info along the same lines:
Molnupiravir: long-term safety questions linger as approvals approach
https://www.pharmaceutical-technology.com/features/molnupiravir-safety-questions-approvals-approach/
From link:
Molnupiravir’s mechanism against Covid-19 has some experts concerned about its mutagenic potential in human cells. One study has suggested that the drug, though intended to disrupt only viral RNA, could also incorporate into and cause mutations in human DNA.
The study’s authors say mutations in host DNA could potentially “contribute to the development of cancer, or cause birth defects either in a developing foetus or through incorporation into sperm precursor cells”.
Other experimental nucleoside analogue compounds have been found to cause birth defects in animals; former head of US Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority Rick Bright said offspring from animals treated with drugs similar to molnupiravir “had been born without teeth and without parts of their skull”.
Professor Ron Swanstrom of the University of North Carolina’s Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics is also concerned about the safety of the drug. While molnupiravir is “potentially an important antiviral strategy”, he says, it’s simply not possible to know what the long-term effects of the compound could be for humans.
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Of course, despite the above, the FDA will approve it, just as the UK has approved it .... the corrupt supposed ‘safety’ system rushes on with no concern for human/public health.