Somebody in a white lab coat made a claim based on assumptions and extrapolations.
Somebody else in a lab coat nodded north and south.
Somebody in the media amplified it because it supports the narrative.
You accept it as dogma.
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Contention breeds clicks.
Faith. Blind faith in “science”.
I don’t need to contact them. They are free to claim whatever they want and even build concensus.
I am free to view it with skepticism.
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Among other things.
A placebo? Are you sure that’s what they did?
You are claiming they injected a placebo into patients who thought they were being vaccinated and then released them into the public in the middle of a catastrophic pandemic of a respiratorially transmitted virus?
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My homemade from scratch chicken soup has some good juju medicine to it.
Which reminds me, I need to make a batch for just in case purposes.
We have a Thai restaurant near us which doctors recommend their patients (cancer, etc.) get special broths that help with nutritional needs and aid healing.
So, don’t forget your nutrition. Weight loss is secondary to what your body needs to fight infection 
Happy lib, happy crib.
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I has been for a long time.
Horse drug sounds so much more scary 
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I broke 200 lbs for the first time in my life around two years ago. It went up to 211. I’m now at 201, about to go below 200…and…luv in it. 
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Yep. Their egos are battered and beaten by their own toxicity. No internal fortitude to get better, no hope, just the solace of an angry jackass on TV screeching what they want to hear. 
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So strange to have to argue the validity of science behind vaccine studies with someone who is vaccinated.
You can read exactly what they did. It’s not as you describe.
I use an insta pot and then freeze it on quarts jars unfreezing them for cooking and illness!
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Well you are giving them a huge case of heartburn because their narrative/goal is to keep people scared to death through the mid terms so as to keep massive mail in voting going with all those delightful opportunities for voting irregularities otherwise they are toast in the mid terms and they know it.
Plus if Covid is brought under control there is no longer an excuse to try and control everyone.
Congrats on a great thread. 
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It’s just too bad that instead of having the internals to admit you’re wrong, you’d rather just run away like you did like the last time.
Imitation is the highest for of flattery. Carry on. 
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So… the people who are saying that as many people as possible should get vaccinated are the one’s who really want the pandemic to continue.
Just wild.
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Pretty much the same here. I also use the bones and strain them for the broth in the soup. Add a tad of lemon grass (which I grow) and it adds a lot of flavor.
And, no. I am not going off topic. Nutrition plays a huge role in helping the body to fight sickness.
I made this for two folks who were sick with Covid. It was the first thing they’d eaten in a week and they felt much better after getting some of it in their system.
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Behold their squirmy tantrums in the face of being so wrong, in spite of how many other people’s books they claim to read.
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Huh? You started a thread celebrating areas of India using massive vaccination efforts Stong mitigation like masks and closures and theraputics to beat the virus down.
You then went on to argue the vaccines had little to do with it.
And somehow that equals pawning the libs?
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What is strange is that even if folks have been vaccinated they are also open to investigation of other areas that may or may not be helpful.
We still have a lot to learn about this virus. I’d think you’d welcome having an open mind.
If you have a vitamin D deficiency, you certainly don’t seem to mind folks taking supplements but according the the logic of some, just getting the vaccination will cover that, too.
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Sooo, you wanna try one more time in saying “Ivermectin Helped” or is that still beyond your current capabilities? 
