Posting claims or counter-claims isn't "dismissing" them. I was perfectly ok without it being brought up. Someone thought it was important enough to weigh in on it. A reporter claimed it was false, so I am curious who tested it.
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Posting claims or counter-claims isn't "dismissing" them. I was perfectly ok without it being brought up. Someone thought it was important enough to weigh in on it. A reporter claimed it was false, so I am curious who tested it.
I can say with confidence that, as far as we are aware, the claim that drinking urine cures COVID-19 is, in fact, false.
I happen to sit when I piss, so by default I don't think I was going to win this content from the start. I did read your post and assumed it was something you would take seriously because you refuse to take actual science seriously.
Has urine actually cured anything?
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I am perfectly fine with saying I don't know. I haven't tested it. However, I am aware that people think so, or at least think it has some effect on regulating metabolism. Animals do it, and it is something I wonder about. I don't have a scientific conclusion.
Is that how science works? Theory isn't tested so it is defaulted as "false"? My question remains. Who do you trust that has sampled Christopher Key's urine?
Science isn’t blindly throwing stuff at a wall until it sticks. The fact that you don’t know what a scientific theory actually stands for is very telling. That being said, we know urine won’t work because there’s no medicinal properties to urine. There’s no reason to waste time nor resources on something that has never proven to do anything other than be expelled waste.
The Science is developing mRNA injections to treat heart attacks caused by the previous mRNA injections. What a time to be alive!
Scientists discover world's first cure for heart attacks using the same mRNA technology as Covid vaccines
Scientists discover world's first cure for heart attacks using the same mRNA technology as Covid vaccines
We don't have to try the urine to say, as far as we know, the urine doesn't work. It isn't like we know nothing about urine or COVID-19. If you want to argue it does work, let me know how it tastes while you're at it.
While we are on the topic of how science works, we test hypotheses, not theories.
I'm comfortable blaming the nutjobs who drink their own urine.
There's no evidence of mRNA injections causing "heart attacks."
Confirmed side effects like blood clots and myocarditis do cause heart attacks. Only the prevalence is really in question anymore.
The clots are not associated with mRNA vaccines. I'm unaware of any evidence that any mRNA vaccine that has resulted in myocarditis has caused a heart attack.
You need to get your facts straight.
Clots can form from myocarditis and then result in heart attack or stroke. I shouldn't have to explain the entire process of heart disease. I guess you are only thinking of the instantaneous clotting associated with J&J?
As I already said, there is no evidence of these things (clots and heart attacks) with the mRNA vaccines.
Fantastic. The FDA and CDC did identify increased risks of myocarditis and pericarditis following mRNA vaccines, so I guess I'll just have to take your word for it.
They identified a very small risk of myocarditis, not "clots and heart attacks." The risk of myocarditis with actual COVID-19 is significantly higher, FYI.
Sources? Do you have sources? It seems like there should be a spike in heart attacks and strokes since the vaccines went public, is there a spike, and do the sources link back to the mRNA vaccines?
You want sources for the complications of myocarditis and stages of heart disease now? What a joke.
If you are going to claim that the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines can lead to heart-related complications not limited to myocarditis, you need to provide sources. Your posts are, by definition, ridiculous without them.
You made the claim, there should be sources to back up that claim. If the vaccines are causing heart attacks and strokes, there should be a noticeable uptick since the vaccines went public.
This is your post making that claim. I even politely highlighted your claim in case you forgot you said this.
It's not exactly something that's secret or hidden. That's what's ridiculous. The complications are well known and easily verified through any medical journal and the condition itself is listed in the EUA fact sheets among many other official documents.
If sources are so readily available, then please post a reputable source showing that there are heart-related complications that aren't myocarditis and pericarditis, like heart attacks, associated with the mRNA vaccines. Please and thank you.
Given the research I'm aware of, there isn't any evidence a single person has suffered a heart attack as a result of the mRNA vaccines. I'm hard pressed to find evidence a single person has died from the mRNA vaccines for any reason.
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