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Jun 29, 2022Liked by Modern Discontent

Thanks for the thoroughness. As usual, the gold rush mentality of pHarma results in unforseen outcomes.

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A new delicious post! About to start reading it!

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Molnupiravir sounds... mutagenic. Not only is this going to increase the number of viral mutants, but most people like their DNA the way it is. Since living humans have rapidly dividing cells (like intestinal villi), methinks I can smell the sulfur and brimstone from here.

Excellent article, by the way.

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Okay, I read it. Isn't this sentence self contradictory? ==>

"Our study showed that the vaccination rates were higher in patients who developed COVID-19 rebound than in those who did not, suggesting that vaccination was not a major contributor for COVID-19 rebound."

It looks like vaccination contributes to rebound, right? So we were right all along?

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Jun 29, 2022Liked by Modern Discontent

Very good follow-up to all your previous analysis on Molnupiravir. When reading about the MoA above I couldn't help but also think that this sounds like a big gamble as you don't know what you're gonna get! Which also makes me think of the "vaccines" in a similar light (i.e. where does it go in the body - not quite how it was marketed). It's a sad state of affairs when all this chaos was created over a highly survivable disease (sunshine, diet & exercise could keep most people from suffering severe outcomes - then protect those who are vulnerable). But... sigh... we know not we they (meds, vaccines, CDC, FDA, WHO) do (which begs the question, do they know what they do).

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