Who's Been Vaccinated?

roscoe

Well-known member
Yes, well, taking YOUR data, it comes out to a rate of (464/100,000) = 0.005 (rounded) for unvaccinated persons, or in other words, less than half of one percent. Ya, that's a big number all right. Certainly big enough to scare the pants right off of me. :p
Take a careful look at those data. That is just January-October. For people 75+, it was literally 3 per 100 in one 7-month period. That is not trivial.
 

roscoe

Well-known member
The proper Covid-19 prophylactic human dose is one dose biweekly, 200 ug/kg body weight, which comes out to 19 mg for a 200 lb adult human. A more conservative regimen used in some countries is one dose per month. While it is true "we do not know the long-term effect of a daily or weekly course of ivermectin", as you state, nobody should be taking that much. It's overdosing. It's like the clinical study that found ivermectin was harmful - the study that gave near-death Covid patients ten times the proper dose. The study was designed to fail, and IMO they murdered their study patients to produce the desired outcome.

Whoah. That dosage still seems high. Here they say .15 milligrams/kilo. For a 200 pound person, that is 13.5 mg, and that is only every three months.


Anyway, its your body. But that ain't for me.
 

wiscoaster

Well-known member
Whoah. That dosage still seems high. Here they say .15 milligrams/kilo.
200 micro grams per kilo for Covid prophylaxis works out to 19 mg for a 200 lb adult.

I can't figure out how to get this editor to render HTML and display the proper Greek letter by using the HTML entity μ so I cheated and used a lower-case "u". Probably HTML rendering is not enabled by the admin; it's suspect to being abused.

Ivermectin has an extremely broad safe therapeutic range. A couple milligrams per dose difference is negligible from a safe-use standpoint. It's the frequency that's important since it's a fat-soluble chemical.

I really can't figure out why you're afraid of off-label use of a drug with FDA approval for other uses and a 40-year history of safety and extremely low adverse events:

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... as compared to, say, Tylenol:

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... but you're unconcerned about a vaccine using new technology, and a very short history, and operating under an emergency use authorization, and this is its Vigibase data screenshot:

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... and that's ONLY the Pfizer / Biontech vaccine and ONLY about one year.

5,705 vs. 2,457,386 !?!?!? 40 yrs. vs. 1 yr. !?!?!?!?

C'mon. Get real.
 
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wiscoaster

Well-known member
Withdrawing a mandate after it's been stayed by SCOTUS? What a joke. It's like the old "closing the barn door...." metaphor. The only reason for doing so is Biden doesn't want a final SCOTUS unconstitutional decision, which is what he'd get if he pursued it. And that would close the door for good on any future executive mandates he might want to try to get away with.
 
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Gridley

Member
Withdrawing a mandate after it's been stayed by SCOTUS? What a joke. It's like the old "closing the barn door...." metaphor. The only reason for doing so is Biden doesn't want a final SCOTUS unconstitutional decision, which is what he'd get if he pursued it. And that would close the door for good on any future executive mandates he might want to try to get away with.
Except so far they're getting away with the medicare mandate and based on how SCOTUS ruled they might very well get away with the federal contractor mandate.
 
My doctor just contacted me and said I'm now eligible to make an appointment for my fourth Pfizer shot.

Anybody else getting info on a fourth?
 

Reloadron

Member
Nothing on a fourth. Wife and I had the Pfizer and the booster. Guess that was a year ago and nothing as to any side effects to date. Neither of us had any side effect. Our general practitioner thought it was a good idea and since I don't have a MD following my name we got the vaccinations. That said I have to strongly support those who choose not to have the shot. As to Biden and his mandates? Bullshit from an idiot as it took a Supreme court decision to remind him US Government is not about a dictatorship and overreach of power is just that, an overreach.

Ron
 
Yes, unless you're in a group that's especially vulnerable you will not hear from your doctor.

I am 75 and have both cancer treatment going on and heart disease, but even though they are well controlled I am still considered to be in a vulnerable group that needs the fourth shot.

Younger and healthier people will not get the fourth for a few months.
 
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