From : https://www.aerzteblatt.de/arc…Statine-in-stetem-Diskurs They report the study! (In German!)
I upload a print out in case it will disappear. Statine und Demenz Lassen Sie Ihre Gehirnzellen besser leben.pdf
Thank you! Interesting, but speculative, I feel
Try this - a long read, but worth the effort, I feel
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/p…ns%20may,even%20Alzheimer's%20disease%20as%20well.
Oxford video Covid vaccine.. promising results.
researchers cautioned the project was still at an early stage.
Covaxin safey trials start in India..
..Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates claimed the Indian pharmaceutical industry will be able to produce Covid-19 vaccines
not just for the country but also for the entire world. "India has a lot of capacity there — with the drug and vaccine companies
that are huge suppliers to the entire world. You know, more vaccines are made in India than anywhere —
starting with Serum Institute, that's the largest," he said.
https://www.livemint.com/news/…oints-11595148649077.html
Russian trials to finish August 3... then mass production..
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According to the TASS, Kirill Dmitriyev, head of the Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF), said the next phase of clinical trials will end on Aug. 3, after which the third phase will be launched in Russia, Turkey, the UAE, and Africa.
“We expect approval from regulatory bodies in the Russian Federation in August, and immediately after that we plan to start mass production at the sites of the RDIF’s R-Pharm and Alium companies. We expect approval in other partner countries in September,” he said in a statement.
https://vietnaminsider.vn/covi…ine-is-now-getting-ready/
https://medicalxpress.com/news…ntact-useless-speedy.html
(HealthDay)—It's the Holy Grail for containing the spread of coronavirus, but contact tracing only works if it is done quickly, researchers report.
The modeling study showed that even if all contacts are successfully traced, a delay of three days or more between the start of symptoms and testing will not reduce transmission of the virus sufficiently to control further spread.
The news couldn't come at a worse time, as surging coronavirus cases are swamping labs across the country and triggering delays in test results. . . .
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(HealthDay)—It's the Holy Grail for containing the spread of coronavirus, but contact tracing only works if it is done quickly, researchers report.
The modeling study showed that even if all contacts are successfully traced, a delay of three days or more between the start of symptoms and testing will not reduce transmission of the virus sufficiently to control further spread.
The news couldn't come at a worse time, as surging coronavirus cases are swamping labs across the country and triggering delays in test results. . . .
And I see Trump has "declared war" on testing!
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/…s-all-out-war-on-testing/
These are sad, - no, tragic -times indeed for the USA
..Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates claimed the Indian pharmaceutical industry will be able to produce Covid-19 vaccines
not just for the country but also for the entire world. "India has a lot of capacity there — with the drug and vaccine companies
that are huge suppliers to the entire world.
The only truth is that in India the cattle >100'000'000 people is dirt cheap to get some bunch for a trial.
Try this - a long read, but worth the effort, I feel
The side effects (especially headaches ..) from the British vaccine do not sound very promising and do call for more deep tests and follow up actions.
Sorry may be later- I usually do focus on one theme in medicine. Most studies I read are crap or just tailored to get the largest payback from the patients as the one you did link that very cleverly hided the cheating's. If you have a arteriosclerosis then you certainly can see a short time effect from statins. But e.g. stop smoking will do the same.
E.g nobody so far did compare e.g. 10 year sports and diet with statins... As soon as you see things like 2 patients or some patients just forget it.
All large statin meta studies that include 10 years show a negative trends for overall health and no single positive trend. Short term benefit is not the interest of big pharma, They want 400$/year for the rest of your live plus a chance to treat more damage.
For the same reason vaccines have to be tested for years not for a few months. A vaccine can promote other infections just by bad luck. Such effects you only see after a long time period when enough people got a first happy shot...
I have been taking 1000mg of Quercetin a day for around 2 months. No problems to report.
In vitro Quercetin does have a toxic effect when taking long term (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18756631/)
Quercetin is likely working as an Ionophore for Zinc similiar to HCQ (https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/jf5014633) .
The question is how much of that Quercetin you are taking orally is actually going into your blood. Onions contain quite a lot Quercetin, and eating onions resulting in a high bioavailbility of Quercetin in the blood, while eating pills possibly not so much (https://opus.bibliothek.uni-wu…/docId/96/file/graefe.pdf, https://www.sciencedirect.com/…cle/pii/S0014579397013677).
Hundreds protest in London agains masks and vaccines
A polite British protest against masks, lockdowns and vaccines.
So if they disagree with wearing masks, and lockdowns, and vaccines then what measures would they feel are suitable for dealing with a pandemic?
If the mortality was closer to 30% would they still feel the same?
I guess there are just people who have to swim the other way.
Protect the people that are vulnerable at this stage.
Display MoreVietnam ventilators $7000
https://www.voanews.com/covid-…entilators-fight-covid-19
reported 380 cases no deaths 97 million people
Pretty good stats...no HCQ AFAIK
the country isolation procedures are good..
in any case a Vietnamese /Thai diet with plenty of green veges is probably helpful for general health..
Coriander and a whole swathe of interesting names.. morning glory
Many people in Vietnam probably don't need any supplemental quercetin
http://www.stuartxchange.org/Kangkong
https://link.springer.com/refe…07%2F978-3-319-78030-6_44
Maybe something different from green veg:
Although Vietnam reported its first case of COVID-19 on January 23, 2020, it reported only a little more than 300 cases and zero deaths over the following four months.1,2 This early success has been attributed to several key factors, including a well-developed public health system, a strong central government, and a proactive containment strategy based on comprehensive testing, tracing, and quarantining. Lessons from Vietnam’s successful early detection and containment strategy are worth examining in detail so other countries may apply them to their own responses.
Detection: Vietnam has taken a targeted approach to testing, scaled up testing in areas with community transmission, and conducted three degrees of contact tracing for each positive case.
Containment: As a result of its detection process, hundreds of thousands of people, including international travelers and those who had close contact with people who tested positive, were placed in quarantine centers run by the government, which greatly reduced transmission at both the household and community levels. Hot spots with demonstrated community transmission were locked down immediately, and the government communicated frequently with citizens to keep them informed and involved in the public health response.
One of the reasons Vietnam was able to act so quickly is that the country experienced SARS in 2003 and human cases of avian influenza between 2004 and 2010. Therefore, Vietnam had both the experience and infrastructure to take appropriate action. As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to unfold and Vietnam relaxes many of its restrictions, monitoring how the case levels change, and studying the reasons for those changes, will be particularly important.
https://ourworldindata.org/covid-exemplar-vietnam
Have you done that in the US? Certainly no-one in Europe has been able to do it.
Display MoreContact tracing useless unless it's speedy: study
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(HealthDay)—It's the Holy Grail for containing the spread of coronavirus, but contact tracing only works if it is done quickly, researchers report.
The modeling study showed that even if all contacts are successfully traced, a delay of three days or more between the start of symptoms and testing will not reduce transmission of the virus sufficiently to control further spread.
The news couldn't come at a worse time, as surging coronavirus cases are swamping labs across the country and triggering delays in test results. . . .
I think this is a serious problem given that there are such a large number of cases and the test results are taking too long to come back for many people. We should be much more intense with testing and tracing. Right now the virus just continues to spread in the U.S. unabated. It's just running through the population in many States. Over 1k deaths today. Unreal.
In vitro Quercetin does have a toxic effect when taking long term (https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18756631/)
The invitro model used by the researchers here is human cell lines that
are already subject to the toxic effects of a synthetic chemical OHDA..
This model is very different from the intact human body.
It is difficult to sort out from the abstract if the authors mean 'toxic' or 'non protective.'
I think they mean that at higher doses Q is nonprotective against OHDA toxicity ..does Kursiv have the whole article?
The intact human body is very different from a stressed isolated human cell line
Qurecetin is metabolised by many cells in the liver, intestine kidney etc
and I find it unlikely that quercetin reaches high levels anywhere
The vague notion that quercetin might be is a teratogen like thalidomide is foolish..
if that were the case then many vegetarians fruit eaters would have deformed children..
The human body has evolved in a quercetin-rich environment since Adam and the toxic apple... so to speak.
There is an excess of deformed children in Vietnam but that is due to dioxin.. which still remains
https://www.technologynetworks…-from-agent-orange-316112
The idea that toxicity observed with quercetin with certain lines of bacteria can be extrapolated to human foetal toxicty is foolish.
For instance paracetamol (acetominophen) has been observed to be toxic to the water flea Daphnia..
but that does not stop it being used routinely in pregnancy..
Paracetamol is one of those synthetic chemicals that the human body has not evolved with
but Pregnancy RCT's have not been done AFAIK.. .. of course maternal dogs are excluded..
Short term benefit is not the interest of big pharma, They want 400$/year for the rest of your live plus a chance to treat more damage.
There is a book about BIGPHARMA corruption from...
the POV of Scottish GP. Kendall
I have serious doubts if the Profit motivation of BigPharma is going to provide an affordable solution for global COVID..
Here is Kendall's blog
https://drmalcolmkendrick.org/…ce-in-the-covid-pandemic/
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I’ve lost all trust in medical research – the financial muscle of Big Pharma has been busy distorting science during the pandemic
Evidence that a cheap, over-the-counter anti-malarial drug costing £7 combats COVID-19 gets trashed.
Why? Because the pharmaceutical giants want to sell you a treatment costing nearly £2,000. It’s criminal.
A few years ago, I wrote a book called Doctoring Data...
I also pointed out some of the tricks, games and manipulations that are used to make medications seem far more effective
than they truly are, or vice-versa. This, I have to say, can be a very dispiriting world to enter
BTW here is Kendall's youtube about statins.. the quiet VIOXX.
But how does the world find a BIgPharma-free Covid solution?
The dementia study is from China and only investigated (4000) older woman. The study was not related to statins. It did show that high LDL is associated with no dementia and low LDL with high dementia.
Well, it would be nice to see this study, in context, and not jump to conclusions.
The correlations between LDL levels and Alzheimer's are complex.
Dr Oz has been quiet on HCQ lately. Listened to him on the radio today, and he is back promoting it. Said a new study out of New York will be published in 2-3 days, backing up the Henry Ford Health System positive results.
https://youtu.be/vfF4_peyG1I?t=41
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Good evening.. Laura
so this is of course hydroxychloroquine the word that nobody should ever say according to half the population
it's a political drug now not a medical drug and that's caused the complete population ignorance
and I think we're basically fighting a propaganda war against the the medical facts and this colors not just the general population people how they think about it
but doctors as well
and there are many doctors saying that all the evidence is bad for it
and in fact that's not true at all
and it's easy to show that the evidence all the evidence is actually good for it when it's used in outpatient settings
shouldn't Stephen Hahn at the FDA come out and say look we're not going to micromanage your decisions and and let this go?
yes it would be game-changing
in fact all of the discussion that you had earlier on about how to manage going forward through September October and into next year will change
if there's prevention and treatment that works
that's available and that's safe and that is in fact the case
but the problem is of course that nobody wants to hear it and nobody lets it out
Dr Risch ....I knew politics was corrupt so I've been covering it for decades
and I knew the law has a lot of corruption because I was a lawyer ..for a long time
but I didn't know that you could have so much corruption in the medical field ..it's stunning to me
I think there's been a lot and we hardly know the extent of it
both from the drug companies and from political contrivances and and so on
I think it's very difficult ,and circumstances now are difficult
Dr Risch .. finally
do you think thousands of lives could be saved going forward if they released that hydroxy stockpile
and even gave itas a prophylactic like India has done and other countries have done for frontline workers if they wanted it?
I think 75,000-100,000 lives will be saved if that happens ..
The Risch report is here
The Risch report is here
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Evidence about use of hydroxychloroquine alone, or of hydroxychloroquine+azithromycin in inpatients,
is irrelevant concerning efficacy of the pair in early high-risk outpatient disease.
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Five studies, including two controlled clinical trials, have demonstrated significant major outpatient treatment efficacy.
Hydroxychloroquine+azithromycin has been used as standard-of-care in more than 300,000 older adults with multicomorbidities,
with estimated proportion diagnosed with cardiac arrhythmias attributable to the medications 47/100,000 users, of which estimated mortality is <,9/100,000 users,
For comparison ,the mortality rate of aspirin is ~15/100,000 users.
https://www.healthaffairs.org/…/10.1377/hlthaff.26.3.636
Perhaps oncologist Stephen Hahn will need an aspirin? Then he get it from the grocery
However Hahn appears to have already released the HCQ stockpile for outpatients..? officially 29 May..
"Since the hydroxychloroquine product is FDA-approved for other uses with a prescription,
the donation agreements also allowed for it to be distributed for clinical trials
and to the commercial market for use in the outpatient setting,
https://www.fda.gov/news-event…esponse-covid-19-pandemic
BUT the FDA still cautions on the use of HCQ in outpatients and neglects to include the mortality rate of 9/100,000 in outpatients in the caution..
If only they said the toxicity of HCQ is less than Aspirin..!
"https://www.fda.gov/drugs/drug-safety-and-availability/fda-cautions-against-use-hydroxychloroquine-or-chloroquine-covid-19-outside-hospital-setting-or
"The FDA is aware of reports of serious heart rhythm problems in patients with COVID-19 treated with hydroxychloroquine or chloroquine, often in combination with azithromycin and other QT prolonging medicines. We are also aware of increased use of these medicines through outpatient prescriptions.
Therefore, we would like to remind health care professionals and patients of the known risks associated with both hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine.
"Nature": Potent neutralizing antibodies directed to multiple epitopes on SARS-CoV-2 spike
Preprint published online 22 July 2020
Here is Kendall's blog
The Risch report is here
These two folks just confirm what I write since more than 3 months. The pharma establishment including various CDC's WHO is a well organized mafia that suppresses true information about most studies. Only financial interests do count. (The same says former Boss of new England journal of medicine...)
Risch reports that the Gilead crap remsdesivir (Chinese study) did show a higher mortality than the placebo arm. So we can conclude that the criminal US president bought it most likely to help a friend as it is called among members of FMJ mafia. About 70% of the people taking the Gilead crap show severe side effects and a large number of these have been excluded from the study result....
Yesterday there was an update broadcast in the German culture channel about Cholesterol. Of course we know since some 10 years that 75% of it is made by our body and thus it's just genetics. But why & how got it hyped in the late 50ies ?
The evidence that high LDL is correlated with myocardial infarcts simply has been constructed the usual way. The professor that did the initial study just used the country data that did correlated and neglected all countries that did not correlate. Most central an south European countries did show no correlation. That's possibly the reason why Statins overall show no benefit.
If they would use it just in countries that show some correlation then possible statins would produce a marginal benefit.
So far we must conclude: Big pharma intentionally damages > 100 mio. people just to make profit.
Korea anti-body test in highly infect Daegu city shows 27x more people with antibodies than reported infections!
https://www.theislanderonline.…es-very-high-study/?cs=12
for googling "South Korean survey Daegu city recorded 6886 coronavirus cases"
