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Maybe contact these people? Scroll down to the bottom of the page where it states:
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Contact Clearwater Sanctuary and we’ll walk you through what’s best for the animal’s health and safety, as well as your own.
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re: 11x increase in shingles after shingles shot for those 65 & older.
Posted by idsrdum on 3/29/26 at 6:34 pm to Crimson Wraith
LINK to paper
Although this paper is written from a pro-vaccine standpoint (which is contrary to Steve Kirsch's take), it does hint at some facts that should be brought up in vaccine conversations more often.
The paper states that cellular immunity is weakened only transiently, but is this temporary duration actually proven? It's important because studies should also be done on whether vaccines increase susceptibility to even non-vaccine target conditions. This is known as "non-specific effects" of vaccines.
Another gap, which is not discussed, is whether it is known how vaccines - especially adjuvanted ones - affect innate and cellular immune function long-term. Has newer knowledge from within the last 15 years - that innate cells can be “trained” or epigenetically reprogrammed - been incorporated into vaccine safety and efficacy studies? If not, why not? Does this knowledge completely alter the previous understanding of the immune system?
As for NK cells, it is important to note that they are vital for cancer surveillance and other regulatory functions. Is there data for how long they're suppressed or how their functionality is affected by Shingrix and other adjuvanted vaccines?
TLDR: Has innate immunity been consistently undervalued, understudied, and unevaluated in modern medicine, and could this long-standing oversight have resulted in trade-offs that detrimentally affect overall immune function and regulation?
Although this paper is written from a pro-vaccine standpoint (which is contrary to Steve Kirsch's take), it does hint at some facts that should be brought up in vaccine conversations more often.
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The exact cause of VZV reactivation after shingles vaccines is not fully understood but may involve several factors. Vaccines can transiently weaken or alter cellular immunity, allowing latent VZV to reactivate. Immunosenescence, an age-related immune decline starting in an individual’s 60s, affects both innate and adaptive immunity [21]. The RZV vaccine's AS01B adjuvant strongly stimulates innate responses and suppresses natural killer (NK) cells within hours of vaccination . We hypothesize that, especially in those with immunosenescence or compromised immunity, this immune activation may reduce VZV surveillance or redirect CD8 T cells to the vaccine, creating a window for reactivation.
The paper states that cellular immunity is weakened only transiently, but is this temporary duration actually proven? It's important because studies should also be done on whether vaccines increase susceptibility to even non-vaccine target conditions. This is known as "non-specific effects" of vaccines.
Another gap, which is not discussed, is whether it is known how vaccines - especially adjuvanted ones - affect innate and cellular immune function long-term. Has newer knowledge from within the last 15 years - that innate cells can be “trained” or epigenetically reprogrammed - been incorporated into vaccine safety and efficacy studies? If not, why not? Does this knowledge completely alter the previous understanding of the immune system?
As for NK cells, it is important to note that they are vital for cancer surveillance and other regulatory functions. Is there data for how long they're suppressed or how their functionality is affected by Shingrix and other adjuvanted vaccines?
TLDR: Has innate immunity been consistently undervalued, understudied, and unevaluated in modern medicine, and could this long-standing oversight have resulted in trade-offs that detrimentally affect overall immune function and regulation?
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. As a pediatrician I ask families to trust me when I speak about polio, hepatitis, varicella and hpv.
Can you share your opinion vaccinating 6 months old and up for Covid-19?
re: Kash wants FISA extended 5 or 10 years; Tulsi not so enthusiastic.
Posted by idsrdum on 3/20/26 at 8:39 am to Bunk Moreland
FISA is like the Ring—once you wield its power, it’s almost impossible to give it up.
This part of the explanation is informative.
How many members of Congress do we have that believe blessing Israel is a divine command?
quote:It explains why Ted Cruz entered Congress with the stated intention “to be the leading defender of Israel in the U.S. Senate”.
You cannot dismantle evangelical political power without first delegitimizing evangelical theology. The movement’s entire political architecture rests on a theological claim: that God made an eternal, unconditional covenant with the Jewish people, that the modern state of Israel is a fulfillment of biblical prophecy, and that Christians who “bless Israel” are obeying a direct divine command. Remove that conviction and you remove the moral engine that has driven evangelical political engagement for half a century.
How many members of Congress do we have that believe blessing Israel is a divine command?
re: 37% of placentas from jabbed mothers contain spike protein
Posted by idsrdum on 3/13/26 at 10:52 pm to SmackoverHawg
quote:I know, it's all in the thread I linked. It really had a lot of good info from you, which is why I remembered it and found it in my post history.
Was also using hydroxychloroquine with great effect and later added Ivermectin
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Helped having a wife with a pharmacy. We also refused to give the vaccine. Conservatively we could've made $1-1.5 million by giving it, but I refused to be complicit. My conscious is clear and now I'm in a position to prevent it from happening again
Very grateful for people like you and your wife. :cheers:
re: 37% of placentas from jabbed mothers contain spike protein
Posted by idsrdum on 3/13/26 at 10:15 pm to SmackoverHawg
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Tried to tell everyone that shite was bad.
:bow: This is you from an awesome old thread from 2021 with a bunch of TD docs discussing Covid. You spoke plainly, clearly unafraid to be honest even though it was outside the narrative. Thanks for that - it mattered a lot!
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I'm seeing much, much higher rates of thrombotic events in the weeks following the second vaccinations. I've had four hospitalized for severe reactions to the vaccines, no deaths. 2 with symptoms of Guillain-Barre, 1 new onset MS, 1 severe exacerbation of MS, numerous new peripheral neuropathies or significant worsening of existing neuropathies, brain fog, joint pain, and numerous other issues. These vaccines are not as benign as they are professed to be.
Also appreciated this
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I have also been aggressive at replacing vit D prior to COVID and encouraged all my pt's to take zinc and vitamin C.
https://www.tigerdroppings.com/rant/politics/facts-about-ivermectin-from-an-icu-nurse/97758388/page-3/
quote:I highly doubt large clinical studies have been done. Page173 (of the pdf) states the Hierarchy of Evidence is:
Have any of the approaches in that book actually been tested in larger clinical studies yet?
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1. Meta analysis of observational and/or RCTs.
2. Prospective RCTs and/or observational studies.
3. Epidemiological data demonstrating that the agent reduces the risk of cancer and/or improves survival in those with cancer.
4. Case series (= 3 cases).
5. Individual case reports (at least 2).
6. In vivo model demonstrating favorable effect on tumor microenvironment.
7. In vivo/in vitro model demonstrating synergistic/additive cancer cell killing in presence of cancer chemotherapeutic agent(s).
8. In vivo model demonstrating killing of tumor cells and/or CSCs.
9. In vitro model (cell culture) demonstrating killing of cancer cells.
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How should I handle situations like this with patients better?
It's great that you ask this question! This book may be a worthwhile read for anyone interested in the topic. Cancer Care: The Role of Repurposed Drugs and Metabolic Interventions in Treating Cancer
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Cancer Care is a review of the published literature showing options for repurposed drugs that can be used in cancer treatment. It is not intended as a stand-alone guide to treating cancer. The goal is to provide a well-researched clearinghouse of information that picks up where traditional cancer therapies leave off. Providers caring for cancer patients can use this information to think creatively about readily available interventions, with science to back up their efficacy, that could improve their patients’ outcomes.
It can be downloaded for free at https://imahealth.org/research/cancer-care/
re: Glad to see Coastal Carolina getting beat today
Posted by idsrdum on 2/22/26 at 1:30 pm to Lester Earl
We currently have our YoutubeTV paused as we were not really using it. Thought we were going to have restart for baseball season, but it seems as though the new ESPN Unlimited subscription bypasses the need for $35.99 per month.
Fingers crossed this works come gametime...
Fingers crossed this works come gametime...
quote:I have so many questions because I am genuinely trying to understand the variability of Covid...
I stated this many times, as the quality of the course of infection varied widely. For that reason I suggested that serious COVID infection was in part mediated by HLA serotypes, which is the most obvious answer as to why the quality of infection could vary so much.
Does this theory overlook epigenetic factors?
Is there stronger evidence that innate immunity, rather than HLA serotypes, determines COVID-19 severity?
In your opinion, what protected children from this novel pathogen?
And didn't some people exposed not even seroconvert? What protected them?
quote:What other immue-mediated reasons do you suspect?
There might be other immune-mediated reasons as well.
Wonder if the American Academy of Pediatrics will also be changing their stance? Link to their policy and them reaffirming it in 2023.
https://publications.aap.org/aapnews/news/25340/AAP-reaffirms-gender-affirming-care-policy
https://publications.aap.org/aapnews/news/25340/AAP-reaffirms-gender-affirming-care-policy
re: Sunset Pictures Thread-Post Your Sunset Pics
Posted by idsrdum on 2/2/26 at 1:26 pm to Funky Tide 8
Elbow Cay, Bahamas
re: Verizon Nationwide Outage
Posted by idsrdum on 1/14/26 at 2:03 pm to NorthTxLSU
Apparently phone type matters. No service on Pixel but Samsung on the same plan is fine.
Here is the link to the episode with the 'racist rant' in case anyone wants to hear it for themselves. Around the13 minute mark is when he starts with the content that apparently got him cancelled.
https://archive.org/details/youtube-K6TnAn7qV1s
https://archive.org/details/youtube-K6TnAn7qV1s
re: Entergy LA vs. Demco
Posted by idsrdum on 1/12/26 at 9:25 am to Will Cover
The letter makes no mention that protecting predators and shuffling them to new unsuspecting communities should also be considered an inexcusable evil and hideous crime.
re: Hunter Biden says he’s up to $15M in debt, claims ‘I have no idea’ how to pay that off
Posted by idsrdum on 12/23/25 at 8:52 am to SallysHuman
quote:Someone who is used to people riding to his rescue.
Who even talks like this?
Anybody know what caused the largest Hepatitis B outbreak is the US? Ask your favorite AI: “Historically, which hepatitis B outbreak in the U.S. infected the most people, and what caused it?”
It should reference the contaminated yellow fever vaccine given to WWII soldiers.
Just a reminder that today's "safe and effective" might be tomorrow's iatrogenic debacle.
It should reference the contaminated yellow fever vaccine given to WWII soldiers.
Just a reminder that today's "safe and effective" might be tomorrow's iatrogenic debacle.
On a related note, check out the Anti-Semitism Act of 2025.
It is very problematic that a law could be passed that uses a "working definition" from a third party.
Hate is an emotion that should be avoided, but do we want our government making laws against it? What a ridiculously slippery slope.
As for Ted Cruz, it was informative to hear him in the Tucker Carlson interview state: “I came into the Congress 13 years ago with the stated intention of being the leading defender of Israel in the United States Senate, and I’ve worked every day to do that.”
quote:https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/558
This bill provides statutory authority for the requirement that the Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights take into consideration the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's (IHRA's) working definition of antisemitism when reviewing or investigating complaints of discrimination based on race, color, or national origin in programs or activities that receive federal financial assistance. According to the IHRA's working definition, antisemitism is a certain perception of Jews, which may be expressed as hatred toward Jews.
It is very problematic that a law could be passed that uses a "working definition" from a third party.
Hate is an emotion that should be avoided, but do we want our government making laws against it? What a ridiculously slippery slope.
As for Ted Cruz, it was informative to hear him in the Tucker Carlson interview state: “I came into the Congress 13 years ago with the stated intention of being the leading defender of Israel in the United States Senate, and I’ve worked every day to do that.”
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