Jim Baker is selling Silver Solution and he claims it’s the cure for COVID-19 and any venereal disease

It is possible you know

My wife says that if covid 19 caused erectile disfunction there would have been a cure in 2 weeks. This really isnt relevant to this thread but it amused me.

man has to eat too.

Trump said the feds had 50 million doses on hand and were reviewing requests. I hardly think people with lupus go without. This is a fatuous claim supported by no evidence. Or maybe someone can come up with the name of someone who isn’t getting the med.

There are plenty of clinical trials to back him up. That’s not the issue. It’s that a consensus hasn’t been reached regarding it’s potential benefits for Covid 19 specifically. For every one that finds benefit, there’s one that doesn’t. I don’t fault the man for trusting his advisors and relaying a glimmer of hope that many studies purport.

That’s what it boils down to, Dave. Well said.

Your definition of words like ‘safe’ and ‘dope’ are very different than mine, apparently, or you’re removing all context from this discussion with their use.

Safer in this context means it might kill you before the virus does. The medication mentioned has been around for over 60 years and the side effects are well know. It is, by that definition, safe. Is it safe for all patients? No drug is.

Dope in your first use means to me illegal street drugs. Later, it seems like you’re that a doctor would prescribe you an illegal street drug as a pain medication when you’re about to die. Treating pain for a terminal patient (meaning, the person is going to die, so you’re just trying to make them comfortable) is not the same as giving a medication to prolong life and help them recover. This is why your ‘dope’ comparison didn’t make sense to me in the context of this thread.

I see we found a replacement.

For those that want to take this drug, here is a posting from a person I know that had to take it a few years back:



It might be the right medicine for someone with autoimmunity problems, but probably not a good "let's all take this" medicine.

Yes, it seems so

It has to be prescribed. The “let’s all take this” quip is ridiculous. Positive test confirmed, under the care of doctors in a hospital setting, suffering from severe effects of Covid-19. Thats who will be taking it.


And, as Chickenman said, all of the side effects you listed above are preferable to dying.

Have any of you ever taken any drug? Have you ever seen a commercial on TV for a drug? It’s :5 of how the drug can help you and :25 of possible side effects. Every drug has side effects. Benadryl, one of the safest drugs known to man, might not be right for everyone.

No one is saying to pass this out to every man, woman and child. The straw grasping and removal of context by some of y’all is exhausting.

Doing dope is safer than dying, until you do.
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This medicine is being administered by doctors, not being bought on the street, made by an unknown person with unknown ingredients and no dosing recommendations or medical personnel monitoring your status. Otherwise, great point. [/quote]

I might take it if prescribed by a Dr. to possibly save my life. Trying it might or might not save my life and if it didn't it's not any safer. It was an option, like how much dope to take for pain when you're dying. It's no different than experimental drugs used for other conditions that might not work. I hope it works for those that have it and others because it is available and maybe a vaccine can be developed from what they learn. [/quote]

Your definition of words like ‘safe’ and ‘dope’ are very different than mine, apparently, or you’re removing all context from this discussion with their use.

Safer in this context means it might kill you before the virus does. The medication mentioned has been around for over 60 years and the side effects are well know. It is, by that definition, safe. Is it safe for all patients? No drug is.

Dope in your first use means to me illegal street drugs. Later, it seems like you’re that a doctor would prescribe you an illegal street drug as a pain medication when you’re about to die. Treating pain for a terminal patient (meaning, the person is going to die, so you’re just trying to make them comfortable) is not the same as giving a medication to prolong life and help them recover. This is why your ‘dope’ comparison didn’t make sense to me in the context of this thread. [/quote]

It is the context of the word "safer" that I was drawing a comparison to. There are a lot of things safer than dying. There isn't any connection between dope and medicine prescribed by a doctor in my post. Dope was used as one of the many things that's safer than dying. Completely unrelated. The amount of medicine to take in treating the pain of a dying person is an "option" and the desire to remain alert and functional as opposed to not being able to recognize anyone or converse. Taking the H is an option and you might die anyway. Safer would be a comparison between 2 or more drugs or methods.

What

what percentage of people that take the drug have/will suffer any major side effects from it?

of those how many had multiple side effects?

and of those, how many died?

like I said at the start of all this, let the drs. decide if it should be prescribed then let them do it when they deem it necessary.

Question for redtbasser, Petty or Young?