Take your psych meds to cure Covid

A specific one, rather:

Fluvoxamine is traditionally used to treat mental health conditions such as depression and obsessive-compulsive disorders and was selected for trial due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

Many problems stemming from Covid are caused by swelling as the immune system over-reacts to the infection.

www.msn.com...


As my husband pointed out, "Wonder who paid for the "study". And how long they think they can milk doping the country up before people catch on head meds for a cold is seriously #ed up." There's no way I can say it better myself, he's not wrong at all! Why settle for this, when there's already anti-inflammation meds out there to prescribe? It seriously smells like a blatant "heath racketeering" controversy here.
Yes, I know, OL use is nothing new, I've had an OL prescription myself. Didn't do me a damn lick of good for what it was prescribed for, & screwed the hell out of my body's ability to retain a sleep schedule (FYI, amitriptyline for migraines didn't do much for the migraines, but did a lot for ruining my Sleep Mode start ability here)

Either that, or we can infer that Covid reactions are placebo reactions all in your head and that was a subtle nod to it. This is about where I say, "It's all bull#, folks. Now they're going for the OL-use brain drug pitches."

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Looking closer to "Brave New World" by the day now.
But hey-at least there aren't too many side effects:

Side effects There are the following side effects of fluvoxamine ● Headache ● Weakness ● Nausea ● Somnolence ● Dizziness ● Insomnia ● Diarrhea ● Anorexia ● Abnormal ejaculation ● Xerostomia ● Pain ● Constipation ● Upper respiratory infections ● Anxiety ● Sweating ● Dyspepsia ● Decreased libido ● Tremor ● Vomiting ● Abnormal taste ● Abnormal dreams ● Myalgia ● Chest pain ● Abnormal thinking ● Abdominal pain ● Palpitation ● Vasodilation ● Agitation ● Hypertension ● Weight change ● Increased LFTs ● Edema ● Manic reaction ● Malaise ● Amnesia ● Sinusitis ● Activation of mania/hypomania, seizures ● Apathy ● Myoclonus ● Asthenia ● Nervousness ● Dry mouth ● Cough

psychologyroots.com...

Bonus points-Some of those side effects actually mimic the symptoms of Covid as well !
Decreased libido is in there of course,reinforcing the increasing lilkeyhood (IMO) that the pandemic is being used to push a deppulation agenda.

Question is-when can we as a society force these antidepressents on children?
Maybe they could make an illegal mandate forcing all school kids to take these pills?
We must protect the vunerable right?

All of this is completley normal right?


the madness intensifies

Fear of Ronies is the disease.

Side effects may include:
-Loss of freedom of speech
-Loss of the right to bear arms
-Censorship
-Lockdowns / inability to move freely
-Inability to use logic or reason
-Loss of employment
-National supply chain crashes
-Homelessness
-Socialism
-Massive inflation
-Mass medical experimentation
-Government propaganda
-Forced medical treatments

The list goes on.

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The medications many of you are already taking will help keep you safe from C19. Coincidence that many of us have caught and survived C19 multiple times?

I would be very concerned about the side effects of this medications for someone not suffering from mental health issues.

Ivermectin and the product from Merck is more appealing to me.

a reply to: Nyiah

Fluvoxamine?

Is that the patent name for Soma?

a reply to: Nyiah

Fluvoxamine is traditionally used to treat mental health conditions such as depression and obsessive-compulsive disorders and was selected for trial due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

Makes sense with the way things are going on how they are attacking the American way of life,economy and the upper middle class to lower classes. Eventually even the biden supporters will start to question things.

So get ready for the 5th booster antidepressant shot to keep you happy after you lose everything. Remember you will own nothing and you will be happy.

originally posted by: MDDoxs
a reply to: Nyiah
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Ivermectin and the product from Merck is more appealing to me.

Isn't that kind of like saying, "Fresh squeezed orange juice and hydrochloric acid are more appealing to me?"

originally posted by: incoserv

originally posted by: MDDoxs
a reply to: Nyiah
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Ivermectin and the product from Merck is more appealing to me.

Isn't that kind of like saying, "Fresh squeezed orange juice and hydrochloric acid are more appealing to me?"

I would rather treat with an anti-parasitic, then play around with my brain juices. I already do the latter to much.

a reply to: Nyiah

The fun part is we know why a lot of the 'going to the Doctor!' magic works. Trust in your doctor.
My sister got VitC tubes prescribed, it did nothing but she got the attention from my ma a hug a spoon fed sweet paste nice words... and off she went.
Now if you only occupy yourself with how the effects are, you can't breathe you die. As example. I'd bet you are more likely to have heavier symptoms.
But it's all real. It's a well known secret your body is always the one who has to do the healing.
I bet that's true for the mind too.

Just for your consideration.

a reply to: Nyiah

Nartryptapan (sp) has worked very well for migraines for someone very close to me. If they catch the migraine soon enough, it won't develop into a full blown migraine.

Only as needed, and I don't think it messes with brain chemistry like a fluoxetine type drug would.

a reply to: Nyiah

I saw this awhile ago. It's inexpensive, and if this is confirmed by future studies, I would not be surprised if they manufacture a shortage.

a reply to: incoserv

It may very well be.

Good God, that asteroid can't get here soon enough...

a reply to: Nyiah

The CDC added people with mood disorders to a list of high-risk individuals eligible for booster shots

The CDC now says mood disorders put people at a higher risk of severe COVID-19 infection.

The determination allows people with the diagnoses to be eligible for COVID-19 booster shots.

A recent analysis found a link between mood disorders and risk of severe and fatal COVID-19.

The addition of "mood disorders, including depression, and schizophrenia spectrum disorders," which was made earlier this month, allows those with mental illness to be eligible for COVID-19 vaccine booster shots.

What a pile of horse💩.

Fluvoxamine, sold under the brand name Luvox was notably used by Eric Harris, one of the Columbine shooters. It is also on the WHO's 22nd List (2021) of Essential Medicines.

So, vax cocktails with SSRIs? What next?!😳🙄🤬

CDC: Boost Me to Oblivion

If you're Unvaxxed 'essential' worker > off to the camps.
If you're vaxxed (even up to 13 times + rocket boosters) but Not an 'essential' worker > off to the camps.
If you're vaxxed or unvaxxed but Not an 'essential' worker AND lack any essential skills > off to the gulag.

The ruling-class elites want to reduce us all to this...

As a long time psych med patient Im so relieved about this. Now I know why I haven't caught the virus yet. A build up of several of the drugs that have n and e at the end of their name.qutiepine, mirtazipine, the one you mentioned amine, as well as a bunch of others over the years while 'working out' my proper medication settling on you guessed it ..Olanzapine..very small dose ..yayyy..some of them make your body create this stuff called prolactin that gives boys breasts..its awesome..But at least I won't have Covid..and I get to shop at Victoria Secrets.a reply to: Nyiah

originally posted by: Nyiah
A specific one, rather:

Fluvoxamine is traditionally used to treat mental health conditions such as depression and obsessive-compulsive disorders and was selected for trial due to its anti-inflammatory properties.

Many problems stemming from Covid are caused by swelling as the immune system over-reacts to the infection.

www.msn.com...


As my husband pointed out, "Wonder who paid for the "study". And how long they think they can milk doping the country up before people catch on head meds for a cold is seriously #ed up." There's no way I can say it better myself, he's not wrong at all! Why settle for this, when there's already anti-inflammation meds out there to prescribe? It seriously smells like a blatant "heath racketeering" controversy here.
Yes, I know, OL use is nothing new, I've had an OL prescription myself. Didn't do me a damn lick of good for what it was prescribed for, & screwed the hell out of my body's ability to retain a sleep schedule (FYI, amitriptyline for migraines didn't do much for the migraines, but did a lot for ruining my Sleep Mode start ability here)

Either that, or we can infer that Covid reactions are placebo reactions all in your head and that was a subtle nod to it. This is about where I say, "It's all bull#, folks. Now they're going for the OL-use brain drug pitches."

There's been a few dozen highly credible studies by various in various high impact journals like The Lancet since June 2020 - that one was a small scale study that showed promising results with 3 x 100mg regimen. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

I think this is the one MSN were reporting on back then - Lancet Fluvoxamine study showing 2 x 100mg (morn/noct) for 10 days causes massive reductions in fatalities when used early on.

That one was funded by FastGrants and The Rainwater Charitable Foundation.

I have the same views that there's far better candidates in the field of anti-inflamatories - nothing against psch meds (the anti-epileptics I have to take are used off label for bi-polar disorder) just that sudden an introduction of them and cessation is going to screw up peoples neuro-chemistry.

The original TOGETHER trial does adress this and saw the safefty and efficacy of using it to treat Covid is still highly questionable with questions like how does it interact with other proven hospital treatments like antibodies and what the optimum dose of it is.

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The covid mass hysteria is very contagious and renders the suffereds unable to life without covid jabs.



Beside that littler joke, I have to say, I guess the Opioid pandemic was not good enough.