Im feeling very fortunate. 1 more day and she is beyond the 14 day window and so far symptom free.

she’s a first generation African immigrant. Her religious beliefs would probably be on par from where she is from.

that said, I think you can find plenty of women that in this country that would attest to idea that there is demon sperm.

And plenty of men who could say they have had sex with a witch in their past. Probably some of them are on this website.

maybe she knows something we don’t.

that said, censorship is not science, it is political. if you supposedly believe in science then you shouldn’t celebrate censorship.

Advocating disproven science in the name of science is not science. It is inherently political.

No. Science is never finished.

And HCQ is not disproven. Unless you’re not following the news.

it is however cheaper than a $3000 shot that you will have to take multiple times.

It’s not hard to lie with studies or statistics. And there seems to be a ton of it going on right now. I haven't looked at the studies they mention throughout the video. Although I would like to. All that said I do not agree with governors interfering with treatment. AZ governor currently is.

Also, I live in AZ and I heard from several people the same thing the OP mentioned is going on here to. There is a lot of strange voodoo BS right now. I have a feeling most of it has to do with money.

A couple sites I go to to see what’s up is covidtracking.com you can see hospitalizations in most states along with number of tests per day and negatives per day. The negatives per day combined with tests per day seem like it would give the most accurate info if every no show is a positive.

and RT.live rate of transmission by state.

As ridiculous as that is, and I'm not some HCQ conspiracy nut, but if we are going to disqualify her for her religious beliefs (and not her fringe medical advice), then we should disqualify doctors who believe in an invisible man in the sky and think a book of fairy tales written thousands of years ago is real too.

FWIW, there's 3 hours worth of doctor after doctor now on youtube presenting their case at the conference. It's persuasive, but not conclusive. I'm 100% unqualified to render judgement on anything medical; expert advice is helpful.

They call it "practicing" medicine for a reason. It's not an exact science.

Every professional group has their oddballs. Anyone who's sat in a commercial cockpit for 20 years would surely agree.

Yes but her assertion that demon sperm causes ovarian cysts when she is a trained medical professional makes me question the rigor in which she seeks out information.

There is clear line. Demon spawn and alien DNA are clearly beyond the scope of rational scientific investigation.

Seems the promised Chloroquine drug isn't working

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...BRo4JirZ721Tns