Adam Rowland MSc

@kenoconnor18 @MaryBowdenMD You said it right there the oil crisis…..

@oneadds @MaryBowdenMD That’s true too and as I don’t own one but are using my sons car during this oil crisis that is my concern too and I was looking to invest in an RF meter b And did look and it needs to go from low frequency KHz up to 5 to 10 GHz

I just signed the papers on a Tesla and am waiting for it to arrive. The biggest appeal was the self-driving feature. Second was never having to go to the gas station again (convenience more than cost.) I decided to do a 3 year lease instead of buy as I suspect the car will be outdated soon given the speed with which the technology is advancing.

@MauritzPreller You aren’t looking deep enough.

No, but a little research tells that they are said to run some of the world’s largest and most advanced clinical trials programs. Their current pipeline is about 197 trials. They have more than 100 stage 3 trials going on right now. Blood clotting was identified with their vaccine after roll out. It occurred almost exclusively after the first dose, within 4–42 days (typically 5–30 days). No link was found in clinical trials, and rates after the second dose were comparable to background population levels. 1 case per 26,500–137,000 first doses, depending on various factors. Rates varied slightly by country, surveillance method, age, and time period (higher in younger adults and women, though vaccination demographics played a role. The risk of clotting from actual COVID infection was much higher (45 times higher for certain thrombotic events). This led to age restrictions (e.g., preferred mRNA vaccines for younger people in many countries) and eventual withdrawal in some places once alternatives were available. However, regulatory bodies worldwide consistently stated that benefits outweighed risks during the pandemic.

That’s a lot of claims that don’t align with the evidence. Covid vaccines were tested in large randomized trials and then monitored across hundreds of millions of people globally. Known risks, like myocarditis in specific groups were identified, quantified, and openly studied. If this were “the most harmful product ever,” we would see clear, consistent signals in all-cause mortality and health systems tied to vaccination campaigns. This is not evident anywhere. What we do see is that vaccines reduced severe covid outcomes, especially before widespread immunity. By contrast, large, well-conducted reviews have not found meaningful benefit for ivermectin in covid. Promoting ineffective treatments while discouraging interventions that reduce severe disease isn’t harmless and it risks worse outcomes. If we’re going to use language like “crimes against humanity,” it should be applied carefully and based on evidence. Undermining effective measures while promoting ones that don’t work has real-world consequences too.

@DocPriyamMD Do you really know and understand what is happening behind the data you are relying on ?

I absolutely understand the concern...any side effect is 100% to the person experiencing it. But 'medical science' relies on denominators. When you vaccinate billions, a '1 in 100,000' rarity still means thousands of cases globally. However, the data is clear: the risk of brain/spinal inflammation (like ADEM or Transverse Myelitis) is significantly higher from a natural COVID infection than from the vaccine

Imagine living in a world where you think every doctor, every health mandate, every certified medical book is there to kill you!! - the definition of INSANITY. ​To address the post: every drug or vaccine has a side effect profile because they are, at the end of the day, chemical compounds. For example, Paracetamol can cause fatal liver failure, yet millions take it safely every day. When benefits outweigh risks, we prescribe; this is the very backbone of medical science. Ciprofloxacin carries rare risks like aortic aneurysm or tendon rupture (<0.01%), but the mortality of untreated bacterial meningitis is ~70% and it can kill a healthy person in under 24 hours. Using a single dose for prophylaxis isn't a conspiracy.

It is outrageous the way the BBC are manipulating people over meningitis. Everyone needs to see the contract at the end of this article. dearchurchleaders.substack.com/p/meningitis-m…

£1k to experiment on babies and young children

@dense_evi @SecKennedy How many did the Covid vaccines kill and maime ? Nobody cares about that

She died "bleeding from her eyes". A fit, healthy 20 year old gone in 24 hours The vaccine that would have saved her is one of those @SecKennedy is trying to take off the childhood recommendation list Don't let RFK Jr murder your child through misinformation #AntiVaxScammers

@MauritzPreller Do you actually know the specific details of the AstraZeneca clinical trials or the monitoring or lack off in millions of people?

@oneadds What in particular is rubbish?

@DebiEvansMatron Sick 🤢

#Vaccinations The #UKHSA have a plan don’t ya know. 2023- 2026 And here we are in 2026 All going to plan assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/media/650d530e…

Trust then at your peril They have abandoned the covid vaccine injured and bereaved and left them to rot They couldn’t give a toss about you

Add in your mobile phone which increases EMF by upto 500% inside and you might aswell drive around with your head in a microwave

@MauritzPreller And what are you forming this belief on ?

The belief that “early ivermectin works” for Covid is internally inconsistent and not decision-rational. If taken seriously, it also means claims that doctors treated thousands of patients and kept them all out of hospital cannot be relied on as those claims don’t align with trial evidence or real-world patient flow. The argument is unfalsifiable and non-reproducible. Negative trial? Too late. No effect? Wrong dose. No replication? Wrong population. Real treatments don’t behave like this as they show a consistent signal, even in imperfect studies. Across randomized trials, ivermectin shows no reproducible clinical benefit. Even in early-treated groups. To sustain the claim, the conditions keep narrowing until it becomes untestable and unusable. What remains isn’t evidence. It’s an irrational belief that adapts to avoid being disproven.

Read this warning about the risk from the type of antibiotic currently being handed out like sweets to healthy young people in Kent. 🫣

I’m a physician, and I would literally do anything to avoid being on a prescription drug. My nightmare is to have to show up at the pharmacy every month and pick up drugs. Absolute last resort only. Will exhaust every other possibility before that happens.

@anneadave @Tony_Royle 100%. What they have done to our country is unforgivable

@Tony_Royle @oneadds Me too. Sadly i feel im 72 this yr and im at the end of my life , but omg i worry for my nieces and their kids

I was born in the UK in the 1950s and I can say with total confidence that over my lifetime my country has never been in as dark a place as it is today. Its society, economy, culture, credibility, spirit, sensibility and freedoms have been totally wrecked by agenda-driven idiots.

@dense_evi Lambs to the slaughter

Anti-vaxxers have lost! Huge demand for meningitis vaccine after two HEALTHY teenagers die. When people become diaease-risk aware, they immediately reject anti-vaxxer propaganda and lies

@ManUtd @LisandrMartinez @leny_yoro Always injured

💬 "I've never seen a centre-back with this ability on the ball..." Big praise for @LisandrMartinez from @Leny_Yoro on Inside Carrington 🤜🤛