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We did and do stay on those.

You so smaht, thinking everybody else so dumb.

I take Magnesium and several other supplements + Ivermectin once a week as part of a preventive protocol, as well as staying properly hydrated (4-6 bottles of water) every day.

"Trained physicians", as you so gracefully call them as you bow at their feet, have killed 100's of thousands of Americans with their commie suckassing.

You just got over it and want to get the shot?
There might be something in this article worth noting for long haulers.
https://mygotodoc.com/covid-19/covid-19-the-long-haul

Bless your little heart, another internet expert. What do you do for a living?


Take all the bullshit you want, but you are creating expensive piss by taking supplements. Your body doesn't absorb them unless you're already low...just extra work for your kidneys!

Nobody asserted that it was. For those who chose not to get the vaccine, but then get sick with Covid, they should ‘still’ be able to choose to get monoclonal antibody treatment if it’s indicated for them.

Questions worthy of a 10 page thread.

Yes, that was the assertion....the patient gets to choose between available treatments. Available does not equal indicated.

"Choosing" monoclonal antibody treatment if it's indicated...and the physician and pharmacist determine if its indicated.

Glad you are recovering. Look at the bright side, due to faulty tests, greedy medical facilities and people who are convinced that had it, but didn't, it there is no credible evidence that anyone has ever gotten it twice.

Congratulations are in order.

And anyone who thinks it can't kick their ass is a fool.

Are you a physician?

Wordplay.

Available for that particular patient, specifically…based upon their particular illness and their particular symptomatology and their particular indications…was implied.

What’s really interesting is the long term effects of covid. Know some unjabbed, but had COVID folks who got all kinds of weird stuff going on. But again, it’s a tiny sample size.

Not at all word play. Statement was taken as it was presented. Don't try to back out of it.


And if you're truly in belief that it should be patient choice of indicated treatments, stop getting upset that (insert internet drug) isn't being "up to the patient". The patient doesn't have a license on the line. The patient isn't responsible for malpractice.

It wasn’t taken as intended, especially in light of my interaction with Windfall…from which all of my interaction with you resulted.

To insinuate that someone was wrong for seeking monoclonal antibody treatment after refusing the vaccine…and that was the insinuation that I got from Windfall’s post…is in my estimation absurd (apologies to Windfall if I misunderstood him).

What is interesting is the occurrence of things like ED, infertility, and other abnormalities that are being reported. Some of those things are also being reported as vaccine side-effects.

And you've missed his point. Why would one seek, or even beg for monoclonal antibody treatment if they were unwilling to be vaccinated?

Many use the argument that the vaccines aren't FDA-approved (they are). MAB are only emergency authorized.

Many argue that survival for COVID is 99.9% so a vaccine is unwarranted. If its survivable to the point a vaccine isn't something you pursue, why pursue MAB?

This types of logical fallacies are limitless on the topic.

I am absolutely of the opinion that it is ultimately the choice of the patient as to which indicated treatments he or she thinks would be best for them.

No you're missing the point. Why would you deny anyone any known treatment whether they've been vaccinated or not?

And the physician determines what is indicated. PERIOD.

Are you a physician?

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