Deleted User wrote: » That's your problem right there, friend Thankfully the response to their recent "Truth Matters" campaign was overwhelmingly negative and mocking. People have finally copped on. I suggest you do the same; RTE isn't fit for purpose Good luck, anyway.
Loafing Oaf wrote: » I believe potential strain on the health service is only a symptom of the fundamental problem. For me the 'real question' is once we have (hopefully) suppressed case numbers through lockdown, how we keep them at a low level, in which scenario issues like the number of ICU beds become moot. Yesterday's announcement gave no clear idea of how the government intends to achieve this, and gave me the impression the 'plan' is to open everything up and let the virus run rampant over Christmas, inevitably necessitating another lockdown early in the New Year.
fenris wrote: » In fairness the whole "Exit Strategy" discussion is just PR spin to give an illusion of control, the phrase wasn't in the public domain until a couple of day ago, so it is more a political construct than a real public health concept. The real question is why wasn't the time over the last few months used constructively to build up the health service capability and how is that going to be rectified?
end of the road wrote: » i will keep listening to rte and plenty of other reliable sources as i have always done
Rodin wrote: » You forgot about lysing necrotic tissue. The point still stands though. They are used.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Only for improving blood flow in areas with poor blood circulation (ie peripheral small vascular disease). Limited use (with mountains of evidence/data behind it's use.)
Rodin wrote: » We DO still use leeches...
Deleted User wrote: » If you don't take the vaccine s and have no contraindications, you are the reason that lockdowns will go on longer than necessary.
hmmm wrote: » Anecdotes are not evidence. We'd still be using leeches if that was the case. We trial things, compare the drugs versus the placebo, and get definitive results. That's been done with HCQ in several studies. Not even Trump was given HCQ which is the biggest tell of all, despite him promoting it.
polesheep wrote: » He has given NO evidence. He frequently posts things and makes claims that he cannot back up.
Deleted User wrote: » What "evidence" are you talking about? Here's more Doctors below saying hydroxychloroquine and zinc are successfully curing their patients. I can link endless other Doctors saying the same thing. Are they lying? I'll take their word from the field treating actual patients over whatever vague or funded "evidence" you're alluding to. I hope you can understand this: Big pharma are the biggest lobby group of the US government. Those same interests are now primary financiers of the WHO, UN, and other European organizations who our EU governments take a lot of their recommendations from. What do you think these organizations are going to be pushing for? Suppress cheap, effective treatments to make way for attempted global vaccination and the trillions it will make. Stop listening to the likes of RTE. Do your own research and connect the dots financially. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVs_EWVCVPc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xfQg7XrvMJ8
Deleted User wrote: » You cannot dismiss lots of Doctors going on record to say they have successfully and consistently treated patients for Covid using hydroxychloroquine/zinc/azithromycin.
Deleted User wrote: » You cannot dismiss lots of Doctors going on record to say they have successfully and consistently treated patients for Covid using hydroxychloroquine/zinc/azithromycin. Guess who funded that 'trial' in the UK you shared? The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. A common pattern. The same folk who'll be bringing you your vaccine, and in Bill's own words "a 20-1 return on investment" for him. That clip has been removed from YouTube a few days ago, along with anything else remotely going against the main narrative. Another video removed was of a female Doctor breaking down the components of his Moderna funded vaccine. Each to their own anyway. I know what I will, or won't be taking. Best of luck and good health to you, regardless.
hmmm wrote: » I can't believe people are still pushing HCQ. It was a good idea at the time to test it, it has been thoroughly trialed and found to be ineffective. Worse than that, it may actually make Covid worse for some patients. That's how good science works - through randomised trials, and not through blog posts.
moonage wrote: » Because there's no money to be made from hydroxychloroquine, even if it is effective.
Thats me wrote: » Point??? This blah-blah-blah was published 2+ weeks before Ireland reached peak of death rate. Since that time there was 6+ months of intesive investigations. I'd say the movie little bit obsolete now.
Deleted User wrote: » Yeah, a month or so into the Covid pandemic (longer re: China etc). Point?
Deleted User wrote: » Those are protocols you are referring to, not guidelines. Look, I'm not going to publish the data. It's not mine to publish. Cases of reinfection are happening in HCPs in the HSE and I know of one personally. It's a bit worrying to say the least.
[Deleted User] wrote: » It's not just one Doctor. It's many, many Doctors.. Here you go:https://www.ijidonline.com/article/S1201-9712(20)30534-8/fulltext Conclusion:"In this multi-hospital assessment, when controlling for COVID-19 risk factors, treatment with hydroxychloroquine alone and in combination with azithromycin was associated with reduction in COVID-19 associated mortality. Prospective trials are needed to examine this impact." Mortality rate halved, and they didn't even use zinc. Based on what other Doctors are saying, zinc is a vital part of the hydroxychloroquine/zinc/azithromycin protocol.
Rodin wrote: » One doctor's anecdotes is not evidence.
Rodin wrote: » I have seen no randomised controlled trial that proves that Plaquenil works in Covid...
Loafing Oaf wrote: » Well 'lockdown' is a rather subjective term, but if you don't believe more severe restrictions are going to be introduced over the next week or so, you may be in for a bit of a shock...
Thats me wrote: » Have you noticed the date when this video was published?
Deleted User wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVs_EWVCVPc
[Deleted User] wrote: » Those are protocols you are referring to, not guidelines. Look, I'm not going to publish the data. It's not mine to publish. Cases of reinfection are happening in HCPs in the HSE and I know of one personally. It's a bit worrying to say the least.
end of the road wrote: » yeah, they posted the article, greater evidence came to light to show they were incorrect, so they withdrew the article. just like any reputable organisation would do. the fact is, if it was effective then it would absolutely be used, why in hell would any country simply require huge resources to be spent on development of a vaccine if this was effective in treating covid? answer, they wouldn't.
end of the road wrote: » it does, it has been pushed throughout this whole situation. you need to start paying actual attention to what is going on and what is being said. they likely already are. however they are going to have to look to us all to help them and the country as a whole otherwise this thing gets out of control and we actually end up a basket case. yeah, they posted the article, greater evidence came to light to show they were incorrect, so they withdrew the article. just like any reputable organisation would do. the fact is, if it was effective then it would absolutely be used, why in hell would any country simply require huge resources to be spent on development of a vaccine if this was effective in treating covid? answer, they wouldn't.he has given you what evidence he can. you obviously missed the part of his post that stated he cannot and will not release confidential data as it's a sackable offence.