In 1999, the FDA approved Tamiflu for the treatment & prevention of Influenza. In 2020, a Federal Judge denied Roche's motion to dismiss a $1.5 Billion Fraud suit. But, Roche is at it again!
It is interesting to me that this rubbish (Tamiflu) is quickly prescribed for patients with or without a positive diagnosis of Influenza and who are outside the prescribing timeframe of 48 hours of symptom onset. But Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine were forbidden, vilified and disparaged. Kinda makes ya wonder who is writing the acceptable script and what their purpose and incentives are. Who develops the "Standards of care" for different illnesses and who enforces them?
"reducing duration of uncomplicated influenza illness" if it's uncomplicated, I'll take chicken broth and a rest dayif it's complicated that drug ain't gonna help.
Before any1 takes any1 drug/medication to 'fight' flu-like symptoms, one needs to understand first what your body is actually going through. Some old literature might help wonders.
Before Tamilfu took over the market, there was a drug named Amantadine that did seem to work against flu. Any comments about that one? My dad used it, I have used it, but I don’t know much about it.
The FDA strictly restricts the sale of unapproved drugs on the market. At the same time, it is often assumed that drugs approved by the FDA are inherently good. However, the reality does not align with this assumption.
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It is interesting to me that this rubbish (Tamiflu) is quickly prescribed for patients with or without a positive diagnosis of Influenza and who are outside the prescribing timeframe of 48 hours of symptom onset. But Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine were forbidden, vilified and disparaged. Kinda makes ya wonder who is writing the acceptable script and what their purpose and incentives are. Who develops the "Standards of care" for different illnesses and who enforces them?
It is not about Health and Wellness.
Good God.
Even though I've read this same story many times before (the prozac approval process is a particularly disturbing example), it amazes me.
This is straight up fraud, and it hurts people.
"reducing duration of uncomplicated influenza illness" if it's uncomplicated, I'll take chicken broth and a rest dayif it's complicated that drug ain't gonna help.
bingo
Before any1 takes any1 drug/medication to 'fight' flu-like symptoms, one needs to understand first what your body is actually going through. Some old literature might help wonders.
Excellent article! I’m saving this to share with family who still flock to drugs for supposed relief. Chicken soup for the win!
Before Tamilfu took over the market, there was a drug named Amantadine that did seem to work against flu. Any comments about that one? My dad used it, I have used it, but I don’t know much about it.
The FDA strictly restricts the sale of unapproved drugs on the market. At the same time, it is often assumed that drugs approved by the FDA are inherently good. However, the reality does not align with this assumption.