The "I'm fully vaccinated and, no, I don't know what's in it" meme is all over the place.

My reply:

I'm fully naturally immune and, yes, I actually read the Pfizer, Moderna, and J&J Fact sheets. I know the injection is actually gene transfer therapy, is still under emergency use authorization, has no long-term safety data, and that you will never be "fully" v---xx-d. I know that natural immunity TRUMPS this experimental biologic injection.

And I read the labels on the food I eat and I drink water because I read the Coca-Cola ingredient label

My Covid Experience

//THREAD Aug 30 – Day 1 of symptoms
Body aches, fatigue
Fever that night up to 102°
Vitals still normal
Started Ivermectin 15 mg, Z Pack, Nebulizer (3-4 drops of 3% H202 and 3-4 drops of 2% Lugol’s iodine to 3 cc of saline)
I was already taking Vit D, NAC, Vit C, Zinc, Quercetin.

Does anyone know an attorney (or group of them) who is looking into suing either governors or state health departments or medical boards for knowingly omitting prophylaxis and early care treatment protocols for Covid?

1. Failure to treat in a timely manner or at all 2. Failure to assess and monitor a patient’s condition? As in no guidance with PCR testing? No homecare guidelines.

3. Failure to perform evidence based medical tests like Vitamin D.

4. Failure to let the patient know about the available treatments for their condition like

@GovAbbott @TexasDSHS
"In summary, based on the existing and cumulative body of evidence, we recommend the use of
ivermectin in both prophylaxis and treatment for COVID-19. In the presence of a global COVID-19
surge, the widespread use of this safe, inexpensive, and effective intervention would lead to a drastic
reduction in transmission rates and the morbidity and mortality in mild, moderate, and even severe
disease phases. The authors are encouraged and hopeful at the prospect of the many favorable public
health and societal impacts that would

@AmerAcadPeds
Wear Masks ... except:
1. That it "may not be necessary" for outdoor sports
2. For Cheerleading and Wrestling
3. And when the mask "becomes saturated with sweat" it "should be changed immediately" - so how many masks does the student-athlete need to bring to practice?
4. But athletes "should always wear a cloth face covering when between practice drills, while not on the playing field, on the sidelines, arriving at or departing from the playing facility, in a locker room, and during shared transportation to/from an event."