Posted on 09/25/2023 5:59:58 AM PDT by NetAddicted
Well, this is something:
Yeah, we need some new ones
— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) September 25, 2023
Before you ask, we checked. We found the site they are referring to and it says exactly what is pictured. It says:
Hydroxychloroquine may also be used to treat coronavirus (COVID-19) in certain hospitalized patients. …
Hydroxychloroquine should only be used for COVID-19 in a hospital or during clinical trials. Do not take any medicine that contains hydroxychloroquine unless prescribed by your doctor.
Now, there are tons of warnings on that website that we are not quoting, and you would be foolish to take this drug without talking to your doctor, first, and without obeying his or her instructions to the letter, reading the warnings, etc. But we’re old enough to remember back when people claimed this drug never helped with the Wuhan Flu and now the Mayo Clinic is singing a different tune.
From Mayo Clinic website grudging admission of glaring truth: "Hydroxychloroquine may be used to treat coronavirus (COVID-19) in certain hospitalized patients." For all you murderers at @CNN @johnberman who spread lies about hydroxy, this one's for u.https://t.co/3FYTqCZ6QF
— Peter Navarro (@RealPNavarro) September 24, 2023
Mr. Navarro linked to the Mayo Clinic web page in question.
At the White House, I had a million tablets of hydroxy that could have saved thousands of lives but @cnn crusaded against it to beat @realDonaldTrump . Negligent homicide at a minimum. @fda was also implicated in hydroxy suppression. https://t.co/P1Iif39FZ5
— Peter Navarro (@RealPNavarro) September 24, 2023
🚨Mayo Clinic quietly updates website to say Hydroxychloroquine can be used to treat Covid patients
Doctors were fired and censored for saying this
Media smeared it
All because Big Pharma couldn’t have any therapeutic drugs available in order to make billions from vaccine EUA https://t.co/0jG2B0Q8gY pic.twitter.com/e6pG5Qo8qh
— DC_Draino (@DC_Draino) September 24, 2023
Gotta love this: First the FDA surreptitiously announces that ivermectin can be prescribed for COVID, and now Mayo clinic is tacitly endorsing Hydroxychloroquine. This is what I call "Quietly trying to get on the #RightSideOfHistory" before the trials begin! #FActsNotFear…
— Kelly Victory MD (@DrKellyVictory) September 23, 2023
The cut off text is simply a link to the Mayo Clinic website.
They mocked, ridiculed and called you a conspiracy nut for daring to talk about Hydroxychloroquine being an alternative treatment for Covid and now the Mayo clinic is saying exactly that!
I guess it's ok to say now that Pharma got their billions.
(insert curse words here) 😡 pic.twitter.com/qQkuS7h8CI
— Kat Kanada (@KatKanada_TM) September 25, 2023
Please don’t insert curse words. It makes it harder for us to us your Twitter/X post on Twitchy!
If I’m not mistaken, a requirement of emergency authorization is no available treatment options. Having a cheap & affordable treatment readily available would have impeded the greatest wealth transfer in history and it didn’t matter who had to be ruined or die to see it through. https://t.co/G9sHbXcsur
— The Redheaded libertarian (@TRHLofficial) September 25, 2023
We have seen this claim that there had to be no treatment alternatives, but we have not found the regulation that says that. But considering how vast the Code of Federal Regulations is, it is very possible that the regulations are there and we just can’t find it.
That being said, even if it is not spelled out in the regulations, it is logically easier to justify an emergency use of a vaccine if there is no effective treatment. Emergency measures are easier to justify if you have no alternatives.
The @TGAgovau in Australia ordered 5 million does of Hydroxychloroquine that was ordered into the country by @CliveFPalmer destroyed. https://t.co/Tq2qSCiW2i
— Rukshan Fernando (@therealrukshan) September 25, 2023
PSA: Inconvenient truth.
In early March of 2020 I got covid. I could not breathe. My doctor in France (ex-pat Boston U MD) told me to take HCQ. I had gotten it weeks earlier from a friend who owns pharmacies in Mexico as it was taken off the shelves in USA and I read about its… https://t.co/S53UtmhDyB
— reuben e katz (@rekatz) September 25, 2023
The full text reads—with the caveat that we have no way of verifying if he is telling the truth:
PSA: Inconvenient truth.
In early March of 2020 I got covid. I could not breathe. My doctor in France (ex-pat Boston U MD) told me to take HCQ. I had gotten it weeks earlier from a friend who owns pharmacies in Mexico as it was taken off the shelves in USA and I read about its SUCCESSFUL use in South Korea early on. It worked amazing for me and over 120 of his patients in Paris. Among thousands of other doctors and dozens of countries that used it.
In the USA, as well as UK, it was forbidden to be proclaimed as a potential remedy. Removed from all pharmacies.
If they had admitted it worked, the Emergency Use Authorization of rushed vaccines would have been illegal. If they had admitted it worked to prevent hospitalization 100's of thousands of lives would have been saved. (same is true for Ivermectin)
If I had posted this at any time on Twitter (pre X) I'd have been censored or lost my account.
Hydroxychloroquine is still, and has been, known to work well to prevent and treat Covid-19 in early stages, pre hospitalization.
Mayo Clinic has HCQ approved for hospitalized patients (which is often too late) but hey... I'm not a doctor so this is not medical advice, rely on your doctors advice, this is just an Inconvenient Truth.
Unverified, but fascinating.
So what happens to the doctors who were sanctioned for prescribing it?? https://t.co/N2JpoAzF5h pic.twitter.com/rcnj5JpFqY
— Sebastian Gorka DrG (@SebGorka) September 25, 2023
Unsurprisingly, @RealPNavarro has no idea what the Mayo Clinic actually said. And the idea that doctors in ICUs are going to make medical decisions with critically ill pts based on CNN reports is crazy. But what do studies actually say, and why is hydro use so limited? Well... https://t.co/ooHIIfOJnm pic.twitter.com/UiHsAMVctp
— Kurt Eichenwald (@kurteichenwald) September 24, 2023
We’re waiting to learn about Kurt’s medical degree. (That's sarcasm. His self-written bio mentions none.) He goes on in a long thread but he lost me right at his 'who are you going to believe, me or your lying eyes?' routine. We have seen the website. We have saved the page in case it is stealth-edited. And we do know enough about medical regulation that it is unfathomable that they would say it can be used to treat the Wuhan Flu in some cases if it can't ever be used that way.
Peter is leaving out one very important fact, this is only effective in very certain and limited cases. https://t.co/N66rbX9eIc
— KimmyAnne (@mommadukes10704) September 25, 2023
He literally linked to the Mayo Clinic website. Kimmy is quoting from his quote post of his own post, but if you go back to the first tweet he also quoted from the Mayo Clinic website: "Hydroxychloroquine may be used to treat coronavirus (COVID-19) in certain hospitalized patients." Kimmy's criticism is invalid.
And, for the record, we are not sure an actual conspiracy theory is necessary. Conspiracies, as you will recall, require agreement. A group of people sharing a bias, therefore, is not a conspiracy. Honestly, it seemed at the time that for a certain media elite anything Trump said was presumptively not only wrong but dangerous. We can understand why someone might think that Trump picked every word with care, but the correct response when you don’t trust someone at all is to be indifferent to what they say. But it looks like at least part of the rejection of the possibility that Hydroxychloroquine might work was inverse confirmation bias. "Trump said it, so it couldn't be true, so let's find some people who will tell us what we want to hear."
At the very least, this reminds us of the importance of being open minded about things.
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A while ago I tried to find documentation on the occurrence of Covid with people taking Plaquenil and how severe the symptoms but couldn’t find much.
It’s much more effective when taken early, with zinc and possibly AZT,
As an outpatient.
These politicized fools calling themselves Doctors and men of science are still letting people suffer, and die.
Fox News’s Neil Cavuto is stunned by Trump’s announcement that he’s taking hydroxychloroquine: “If you are in a risky population here, and you are taking this as a preventative treatment ... it will kill you. I cannot stress enough. This will kill you.” May 18, 2020
Cavuto is a no Trumping, hysterical, fat head dope. Covid nearly killed him
Fox News’s Neil Cavuto is stunned by Trump’s announcement that he’s taking hydroxychloroquine: “If you are in a risky population here, and you are taking this as a preventative treatment ... it will kill you. I cannot stress enough. This will kill you.” May 18, 2020
Cavuto is a no Trumping, hysterical, fat head dope. Covid nearly killed him
What is fake about it? The medical society absolutely attacked hcq and anyone wanting to use it or prescribe it- doesn’t matter when it happened- the fsct is that the mayo clinic approved it as a treatment, or recognized it was useful, then later medical organizations lied and said it didn’t work, and also lied about how dangerous it was.
The point is that the mayo clinic admitted at some point that the drug works- there is nothing in the article posted that is not factual that I am aware of.
Must be nice to intentionally chose ignorance. The article has an updated date of Sept 1 2023.
But hey, why actually read something for yourself and do the research when you can ignore facts and data and post your own narrative in support of one’s ideology.
Logical fallacy, just because a person almost dies from something, it does not follow that they are accurately informed or an expert or even have done the research to know what is medically sound for a treatment.
One may surmise they have the motivation to know but you cannot use it as a basis for their accuracy. I prefer to live in facts, not emotional appeals.
That is the funniest thing I’ve seen in a long time! So TRUE.
A search of the internet archive shows the info is there in May 2020.
That said, I didn’t ever hear anyone quoted from Mayo or hear the media say the CDC/FDA/Fauxi claims that HCQ didn’t work were false. And they tried hard to sideline and ignore Dr. Zelenko, who said zinc should be included with the HCQ and it should be taken before it got bad enough to hospitalize. And his statement was based on his current experience and results.
Guess the scam artists figured most people would believe the propaganda outlets rather than look for themselves. Those of us who actually did the research, of course, weren’t taken in by the scam.
I can’t find an actual link to the Mayo Clinic’s site that states this. Can you point us to a link on the Mayo site.
I want it to be true, but can’t trust just a post on twitter.
What is with all this obfuscation, just go to the actual article, here is the link.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/drugs-supplements/hydroxychloroquine-oral-route/description/drg-20064216
You will see it is dated as updated on Sept 1 2023. This stuff is not hard, go to the source.
Why would the Mayo Clinic keep this article up, active and updated as of the beginning of this month if they no longer supported it?
Wait for apology from Neil Cavuto.
2 years too late. I just better leave it there. No reason to get banned over something we already knew.
Funny how all those millions of people in third world countries take that stuff all the time and are fine, but for some reason, it’s too dangerous for Americans to take.
Bump for later.
Nice 2023 link to Mayo covid works
I’m wondering if the patent for mRNA ‘products’ can be revoked due to the fraud of claiming no treatments for CoVID existed when application was made.
Early in the pandemic, Dr. Oz talked about researching longtime hydroxchloraquine - taking people with lupus. He talked about it quite often, but somehow was not able to (did not want to?) find enough information about these patients to do a study. That was very disappointing.
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