Discuss! I expect Melissa Peacock to be the front runner among hetero Getbiggers.

        

Here you go.

I dont know what the fuck I am looking at, care to explain.

I don't know. I have very little trust in the pharmaceutical industry.

What if, private companies did research and it matched exactly what the pharma companies found? what if other countries did the studies as well and replicated the data, surely that must mean it's not falsified unless everyone is in on it.

I would say that if a private company proved that ivermectin cured corona, that's a nobel, prestige and unlimited funding for life for various projects.

I wasn't talking about the established ones - I was talking about the ones we've discussed - GLOW, KLOW, etc...


What were considered "effective treatments" when someone contracted covid?

I know, my point was that those peptides have less research and applications. They are being studied but its not entirely clear what condition they could be approved for. Tesamorelin for example works for lipodystrophy in AIDS so it makes sense to push it, it has a clear indication. I think if they could make money they would do it. Something like BPC-157 for example, it might heal injuries faster or maybe guy stuff but it seems like a pretty general peptide and they need to prove it works for a condition which makes it hard. KPV was studied in IBD but the data was meh as another example.

WRT the effective treatment, back then proven anti-virals made more sense, but there wasn't one. Now there is paxlovid and a few others and the vaccines for prevention of severe illness.

I just don't think it works, I can't see why it would against this type of virus and not other viruses for example. When drugs are tested or created they are coming from immunological profiling (what type of virus, how it works etc) which is why hiv meds dont work for influenza (its a retro-virus). So we know about corona viruses, have the categorized etc. this was a new strain not seen before but still in the family so you had a starting point on what could/would work.