Time to stop politicizing Ivermectin
09-08-2021, 04:04 PM
#31
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Originally Posted by GeeWizDriver
If one were taking it as a prophylactic, it would be required to be reported. However, the majority of usage that is showing the most promise is the HUMAN dosage of .4-.6 mg per kg of body weight immediately upon positive test or onset of symptoms for five days or until symptoms abate, whichever occurs first.
A close friend and his wife just had moderate Covid. Not vaxxed. They followed the FLCCC protocol that includes the controversial Nobel-winning medication and they both beat it within a week. Anecdotal to be sure but the positive outcomes seem to outweigh the bad.
A close friend and his wife just had moderate Covid. Not vaxxed. They followed the FLCCC protocol that includes the controversial Nobel-winning medication and they both beat it within a week. Anecdotal to be sure but the positive outcomes seem to outweigh the bad.
09-08-2021, 06:57 PM
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Form 8500 instructions:
So you’ve grounded yourself while chugging Mr Ed’s and now you need to be cleared by the FAA even while you’re no longer taking it.
Good luck explaining that.
For example, any airman who is undergoing continuous treatment with anticoagulants, antiviral agents, anxiolytics, barbiturates, chemotherapeuticum agents, experimental hypoglycemic, investigational, mood-ameliorating, motion sickness, narcotic, sedating antihistaminic, sedative, steroid drugs, or tranquilizers must be deferred certification unless the treatment has previously been cleared by FAA medical authority. In such an instance, the applicant should provide the Examiner with a copy of any FAA correspondence that supports the clearance.
During periods in which the foregoing medications are being used for treatment of acute illnesses, the airman is under obligation to refrain from exercising the privileges of his/her airman medical certificate unless cleared by the FAA.
During periods in which the foregoing medications are being used for treatment of acute illnesses, the airman is under obligation to refrain from exercising the privileges of his/her airman medical certificate unless cleared by the FAA.
Good luck explaining that.
09-08-2021, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by TiredSoul
Form 8500 instructions:
So you’ve grounded yourself while chugging Mr Ed’s and now you need to be cleared by the FAA even while you’re no longer taking it.
Good luck explaining that.
So you’ve grounded yourself while chugging Mr Ed’s and now you need to be cleared by the FAA even while you’re no longer taking it.
Good luck explaining that.
09-08-2021, 07:15 PM
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For example, any airman who is undergoing continuous treatment with anticoagulants, antiviral agents, anxiolytics, barbiturates, chemotherapeuticum agents, experimental hypoglycemic, investigational, mood-ameliorating, motion sickness, narcotic, sedating antihistaminic, sedative, steroid drugs, or tranquilizers must be deferred certification unless the treatment has previously been cleared by FAA medical authority. In such an instance, the applicant should provide the Examiner with a copy of any FAA correspondence that supports the clearance.
During periods in which the foregoing medications are being used for treatment of acute illnesses, the airman is under obligation to refrain from exercising the privileges of his/her airman medical certificate unless cleared by the FAA.
You apparently have a reading comprehension problem.
“Undergoing continuous treatment” As I said, WHILE YOU ARE TAKING A MED you are subject to the limitations.
While you are TAKING a medication “the airman is under obligation to refrain from exercising the priviledges” unless the MEDICATION is cleared by the FAA.
You are under NO OBLIGATION to retroactively report a medication consumed for an acute illness. You are only required to ground yourself DURING the illness and report any visits to a medical professional during the period preceding the medical.
During periods in which the foregoing medications are being used for treatment of acute illnesses, the airman is under obligation to refrain from exercising the privileges of his/her airman medical certificate unless cleared by the FAA.
You apparently have a reading comprehension problem.
“Undergoing continuous treatment” As I said, WHILE YOU ARE TAKING A MED you are subject to the limitations.
While you are TAKING a medication “the airman is under obligation to refrain from exercising the priviledges” unless the MEDICATION is cleared by the FAA.
You are under NO OBLIGATION to retroactively report a medication consumed for an acute illness. You are only required to ground yourself DURING the illness and report any visits to a medical professional during the period preceding the medical.
09-08-2021, 07:43 PM
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Originally Posted by GeeWizDriver
“Undergoing continuous treatment” As I said, WHILE YOU ARE TAKING A MED you are subject to the limitations.
While you are TAKING a medication “the airman is under obligation to refrain from exercising the priviledges” unless the MEDICATION is cleared by the FAA.
You are under NO OBLIGATION to retroactively report a medication consumed for an acute illness. You are only required to ground yourself DURING the illness and report any visits to a medical professional during the period preceding the medical.
While you are TAKING a medication “the airman is under obligation to refrain from exercising the priviledges” unless the MEDICATION is cleared by the FAA.
You are under NO OBLIGATION to retroactively report a medication consumed for an acute illness. You are only required to ground yourself DURING the illness and report any visits to a medical professional during the period preceding the medical.
Check out the UAL forums. People are taking this before, during and after trips.
09-08-2021, 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ThumbsUp
Check out the UAL forums. People are taking this before, during and after trips.
The "horse-dewormer" narrative is nothing more than an effort to discredit anyone who recommends it, prescribes it, or takes it, no matter how effective it might actually be. NOTHING can be allowed to detract from the cult of vaccination.
09-09-2021, 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by GeeWizDriver
In which case, you would have to report it on your medical application as a medication you are taking while exercising the privileges of your certificate and it would have to be on the approved list. But you DO NOT have to retroactively report having taken a therapeutic medication while self-grounded dealing with an acute medical condition. And although the jury is out on the prophylactic benefits of the Nobel-winning, HUMAN-use medication, the evidence is mounting that it is a valuable therapeutic when administered early in the disease process.
The "horse-dewormer" narrative is nothing more than an effort to discredit anyone who recommends it, prescribes it, or takes it, no matter how effective it might actually be. NOTHING can be allowed to detract from the cult of vaccination.
The "horse-dewormer" narrative is nothing more than an effort to discredit anyone who recommends it, prescribes it, or takes it, no matter how effective it might actually be. NOTHING can be allowed to detract from the cult of vaccination.
09-09-2021, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by AvNav23
No whats disappointing is a group of “religious” people not doing what they can to help those that are medically unable or those who are too young to get a vaccine stay safer. While also helping the general public feel better about travel in general so we can continue this recovery. Y’all aren’t conspiracy theorists y’all are just contrarian a**&oles who want to be able to reap the benefits without any of the selflessness or care for your fellow man. Not very religious in any sense, but I’m sure it’s a profoundly held belief and not at all political. 🙄
09-09-2021, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted by AvNav23
No whats disappointing is a group of “religious” people not doing what they can to help those that are medically unable or those who are too young to get a vaccine stay safer. While also helping the general public feel better about travel in general so we can continue this recovery. Y’all aren’t conspiracy theorists y’all are just contrarian a**&oles who want to be able to reap the benefits without any of the selflessness or care for your fellow man. Not very religious in any sense, but I’m sure it’s a profoundly held belief and not at all political. 🙄
Given that the data from every single highly vaccinated country on earth clearly shows that this vaccine is an inferior covid treatment and per the FDA has worse and a higher number of side effects….
How would you feel if United mandated every employee go to a doctor and get a prescription for Ivermectin?
09-09-2021, 08:35 AM
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Originally Posted by Thedude86
Yes, how considerate of you to demand people do as you say or they can’t participate in society.
Given that the data from every single highly vaccinated country on earth clearly shows that this vaccine is an inferior covid treatment and per the FDA has worse and a higher number of side effects….
How would you feel if United mandated every employee go to a doctor and get a prescription for Ivermectin?
Given that the data from every single highly vaccinated country on earth clearly shows that this vaccine is an inferior covid treatment and per the FDA has worse and a higher number of side effects….
How would you feel if United mandated every employee go to a doctor and get a prescription for Ivermectin?
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