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@SalvMattera Thanks for doing this! Appreciate all your hard work. I was just poking around and the link to the forum doesn't work. Sends me to a "502: bad gateway page."

At long last, all the doctors and treatments I've been collecting should be uploaded this weekend. In the meantime, deployed new code. If you see any bugs, reply to this post or DM me

Once it's "IACC" instead of "Long COVID," there's no pandemic, no policy failures, no accountability. It's just one of many chronic conditions that happen after infections, as if it's always been this way. The naming itself is a political act disguised as a scientific one.

We have severely undercounted the number of COVID deaths, scientists say spklr.io/6012EHor4

@jossyoursalad69 Please let us know how it goes if you order!

I found a source for B1 injections that ships to the USA! Here: german-pharmacy24.com/shop/nutrition…

@subversivepsych Doc, I’ve followed you for a few years now. I started doing b-12 im injections and saw a great improvement. I’d like to do b-1 IM as well but my doctor needs to prescribe and they’re asking for any studies or research for use in LC. Do you have any links or thoughts? Studies? Thx

My diagram with all the things I did in case it helps anyone else . I did self inject b12 and B1 every other day, but I’m not promoting this as self injecting carries risk . I also won’t be able to answer any questions about doing this as it’s not under nice guidelines 1/

This is a phenomenal interview gq.com/story/tony-kus…

#TBT 1993 This one's for the vatos #BloodInBloodOut. La Onda don't shine shoes!

@TheTiniestMeep I wear a small drager and a large zimi. I wanted an ear strap zimi vs an overhead so I was a little bummed that I need a larger one. But it had a really nice fit. I find the drager slightly more breathable, personally.

people who wear the drager X-plore 1950 mask and also wear zimi masks, what size do you wear? I wear a drager in small, but measuring my face leads me to believe I'd need a large zimi? Am I measuring wrong lol

I've seen this Lancet article going around recently, and to be honest, I find it horrifying. Imagine a researcher in 1965 looking at the rising tide of lung cancer and declaring: "People are just going to smoke. It’s human nature. Let’s stop talking about prevention and just focus on curing cancer." If we had adopted that strategy ("The situation is hopeless, focus on treatment") it would have led to the deaths of literally tens of millions of people over the last 50 years. Why? Because medicine still cannot fix the damage smoking causes. We didn't beat lung cancer with chemotherapy; we beat it by taxing tobacco and banning smoking in restaurants. Yet, this is exactly the strategy we are currently adopting for Long COVID. We are told that mass infection is inevitable, masks are "too hard," and our only hope lies in finding a cure for a complex neuro-immune disease that we have virtually no understanding of whatsoever. Never in the history of medicine have we successfully dealt with a public health issue by abandoning prevention. A few examples: 1. In the 1950s, highways were slaughterhouses. We didn't solve this by training better trauma surgeons to stitch people back together. We solved it with airbags and seatbelts. If we had relied solely on "better treatments" for car crash victims, the death toll would still be astronomical. 2. When people got sick of condoms, we didn't say, "Oh well, let everyone get AIDS." We continued to encourage them, and also developed PrEP. We didn't abandon the goal of stopping HIV transmission; we just built better tools. 3. We didn't stop Cholera by inventing better rehydration fluids. We cleaned the water. We built sewers. They didn't ask every citizen to "boil their water responsibly"; they engineered the risk out of the system. Currently, we are accepting the mass disablement of children and adults based on the arrogant assumption that future medicine will be able to "fix" their broken immune systems. But ask anyone with any chronic illness: medicine is terrible at treating it, let alone fixing it. To bet our children’s futures on a non-existent cure while refusing to implement the one thing that actually works (prevention) is appaling. For those who think COVID is a hoax or a cold, I can sort of understand not caring about prevention - because at least it is internally consistent. But people who understand the risk and still don't emphasize prevention are either immoral or just haven't thought too deeply about the problem.

Never in the history of medicine have we successfully dealt with a public health issue by abandoning prevention. Medicine just isn't that good at fixing people. Imagine a researcher in 1965 declaring "people are just going to smoke; let's just focus on solving cancer" We weren't able to stamp out smoking altogether of course, but public health greatly reduced it. Meanwhile, smoking remains as deadly as ever - medicine has not been able to come close to fixing the damage it causes. Adopting a "the situation is hopeless, we should focus on treatments" strategy for smoking would have resulted in literally tens of millions of preventable deaths over the last 50 years

@jossyoursalad69 Thanks for the response! Best of luck to you as well.

@e4meredith I discovered they are OTC (no prescription needed) in Mexico and I just so happen to live 30 mins from the border. So that’s my new plan. I see that you are in LA so this may be a feasible option for you as well. Best of luck to you! (2/2)

The way that I am dramatically responding to every single B1 injection. I think I need a fcking continuous thiamine IV drip.

Watched It's a Wonderful Life (1946) and shout out to Lillian Randolph for the funniest line of the entire film. This diva.

@CCSDMaskUp Thank you for keeping us informed!

One additional note: the next two weeks data will be wonky due to holiday delays. Please be mindful that any apparent drops from this week may be real, or may be due to reduced staff, outpatient clinics being closed due to the holiday, and delays in data reaching the state.

COVID, Flu & RSV in Colorado update, 12/23/25* Holiday Week Partial Update Flu is now in record-setting territory. More people were hospitalized for last week than all but one week in the last 10 years. Positivity & ED Visits are sky high. Kids continue to be hit HARD.

@SalvMattera x.com/profootballdoc…

The Colts were a legit super bowl contender just a few weeks ago. Now, because of Long COVID, their season is over. They might not even make the playoffs

Please read. -YB. All proceeds from the GoFundMe will go to cover funeral costs and as temporary replacement of loss of income.

Very sad; today I retire from @CBSSports & @SiriusXMFC.Thankyou all for sharing so many magesteeerial memories,wherein the beautiful game & players,beguiled & bewildered us.Sincere thanks to everyone I worked with;you inspired me. To everyone out there,I love you & I`ll miss you.

@CCSDMaskUp Convenience, presentation and analysis! The data is there for folks to see but your qualified interpretation is important too. I find the website for the CO data terrible to navigate. And I never feel like I am grasping what the data is saying. I find ur analysis really helps.

May i ask my followers a favor? If you like these wastewater updates, can reply with a quick note as to why? Is it the convenience of having it in your feed? The way the data is presented? The analysis? Thank you in advance for your help with this project!!!❤️

@internetuserf12 Hello 👋

Hi. If you ordered DC Stim or LPI Cleanse and want to be in a group chat, say hello below. Thank you.

Governments are ignoring the rights of workers and students. Trying to avoid diseasing to all infected-airborne SARS2 “COVID-19”is seen as a personal choice, despite it being a public health threat for EVERYONE. ☣️ thespec.com/opinion/contri…