HCQ/Ivermectin/Vaccines/Covid

[jfrog]

Originally Posted by Jito463

All I can say, is that I've seen people fit as a fiddle that seemed to catch everything under the sun, meanwhile I'm hardly the picture of fitness and yet I rarely ever get sick, especially to the point of having to stay home from work/church. You've got your studies, I have my (admittedly anecdotal) personal experience.

I've seen too many bunk studies over the decades to take any of them at face value. While I'm not going to argue the merits of the ones you've posted, I'll simply say that until I see more evidence personally, I'll just continue to believe my own lying eyes.

There's exceptions to every rule.

[Amanah]

Originally Posted by Jito463

All I can say, is that I've seen people fit as a fiddle that seemed to catch everything under the sun, meanwhile I'm hardly the picture of fitness and yet I rarely ever get sick, especially to the point of having to stay home from work/church. You've got your studies, I have my (admittedly anecdotal) personal experience.

I've seen too many bunk studies over the decades to take any of them at face value. While I'm not going to argue the merits of the ones you've posted, I'll simply say that until I see more evidence personally, I'll just continue to believe my own lying eyes.

Hardy constitution due to good genes.

[votivesoul]

Originally Posted by Amanah

Hardy constitution due to good genes.

True, enough.

But that poses us a question:

How did that hardy constitution due to good genes come about?

We might first look at the parents and see if they were of the same caliber. If so, then we look at both sets of grandparents. Eventually we go back far enough to even the paleolithic age.

How did the first humans come by such stalwart immune systems? What gave them their hardy constitutions? Their good genes?

And the answer to that is, their nutrition and lifestyle. Nothing unnatural, nothing artificial, nothing even farmed. All, by default, organic. No cities, no pollution, no sedentary lifestyle.

And it was those genes which were passed down generation after generation until today, when in the West, we have the unhealthiest set of humans who have ever walked this planet.

And why? Because of diet and lifestyle.

Why, we even have so-called Western diseases that most of the world doesn't suffer.

Here is some recommended resources for anyone who might be interested in healing their bodies at the genetic level through food:

https://drcate.com/deep-nutrition-wh...ditional-food/

https://www.westonaprice.org/physical/

https://frenchwomendontgetfat.com/

https://mikhailapeterson.com/the-lion-diet/

https://www.gapsdiet.com/

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/b...-by-mary-enig/

https://www.amazon.com/Sugar-Blues-W.../dp/0446343129

https://www.amazon.in/In-Defence-Foo.../dp/B002RI99LY

https://www.amazon.com/Fast-Food-Nat.../dp/0547750331

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Jito463

All I can say, is that I've seen people fit as a fiddle that seemed to catch everything under the sun, meanwhile I'm hardly the picture of fitness and yet I rarely ever get sick, especially to the point of having to stay home from work/church. You've got your studies, I have my (admittedly anecdotal) personal experience.

I've seen too many bunk studies over the decades to take any of them at face value. While I'm not going to argue the merits of the ones you've posted, I'll simply say that until I see more evidence personally, I'll just continue to believe my own lying eyes.

They aren't as fit as you might fiddle.

[Amanah]

Yes. The study of epigenetics says we can turn gene expression on/off by our diets. We can to a degree override gene inheritance and even pass that down to our children. Also our diet influences our gut microbiome and immunity.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Amanah

Yes. The study of epigenetics says we can turn gene expression on/off by our diets. We can to a degree override gene inheritance and even pass that down to our children. Also our diet influences our gut microbiome and immunity.

[Jito463]

So, here's an interesting graph about "mask mandates", which we're still under (again) in Lincoln, NE.

https://vivabarneslaw.locals.com/upo...ates-dont-work

AK and LA both have on again, off again mask mandates. Now, if you look at just those two states, it seems that cases fall when they're put into place, and rise again when lifted. However, when you add MS into the equation, you see a state that lifted their mandate in September of 2020 and never reinstated it, yet their record of new cases follows the exact same trajectory as the other two.

Why, it's almost like mask mandates don't actually affect the spread of a disease that's small enough to fit between the fibers of a mask.

I forwarded this on to the mayor's office, hopefully someone there will see it and actually get a clue. I'm not holding my breath, though (no pun intended).

[Jito463]

https://rumble.com/vqnnxw-peter-mccu...pandemic..html

This is interesting. This is from a doctor from Texas. Apparently he tried to create a channel on YT, and it was immediately banned. He addressed the five points pretty quickly up front, but these are what he said:

• No asymptomatic spread, only those with symptoms can spread it
• Testing asymptomatic people leads to false positives
• No getting C19 again once you've had it and recovered
• CDC has zero cases of reinfections for natural immunity, but 41,000 cases of vaccine failure
• Early treatment is superior to vaccination
• Excessive hand sanitizer usage does nothing, because it's a nasal infection

That's more than five, but I wanted to include the CDC information in the list. My main gripe about the video is the annoying MC. He talks like he's at a wrestling match or a monster truck rally.

[Jito463]

Originally Posted by Jito463

I forwarded this on to the mayor's office, hopefully someone there will see it and actually get a clue. I'm not holding my breath, though (no pun intended).

Just as an update, I actually heard back from them.

There is indication that masking is effective, despite many not adhering to optimal use, and how Omicron will unfold is still yet to be determined.

With that, you have made your position known. I will share with the team.

Of course, it was completely dismissive of my lengthy e-mail. I love the "you have made your position known" comment at the end. Not surprised, though. The mayor is a big leftist.

[Jito463]

This is a much better interview video with the doctor.

https://rumble.com/vqslny-peter-mccu...id-part-1.html

https://rumble.com/vqslxy-peter-mccu...id-part-2.html