WTH ? Millions of Migrants denied COVID Jabs as manufacturers fear lawsuits over side effects

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Yet, the CDC website shows that migrants are given two doses of Ivermectin for parasites, and we are denied access to it for covid and other respiratory diseases. If it is harmless for parasites, then it is harmless for covid, and is worth a try to save lives! No need for vaccines when we can just take the meds that work, get better, then have natural immunity, which helps our public health the most.

Pushhealth.org works well. We pay about $75 to get a prescription for Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine to be sent to a pharmacy. When the pharmacy calls to tell you they cannot fill the script, then have a local compounding pharmacy contact them to switch the order over to them.

Liquid Ivermectin is more bioavailable and much less expensive. It may cost $60 for 20 days-worth...which is enough to treat you for four different respiratory virus illnesses (5 days each time). These days, a box of twenty 3 mg pills costs $120, and will only treat you for one illness of 5 days.

I am not sure what HCQ costs these days.

We also use alldaychemist.com to order these meds. I wouldn't swear the package will make it to you, though, because the FDA is working with the USPS to prevent delivery. But my friends have been successfully receiving it so far.

To help others...beg them to stock up now. Getting the prescription is the easy part, so we just need to give them the Pushhealth.org website and give them America's Frontline Doctors' phone numbers.

Finding a pharmacy to fill the scripts is the tricky part. The answer is to look to local compounding pharmacies or try your luck with alldaychemist.com.

Another thing to buy ahead of time is a nebulizer and Budesenide for the nebulizer, as well as food-grade hydrogen peroxide and sterile water (like we use for contacts). If you are sick, your doctor may prescribe nebulizer treatments, so it is good to have on hand.

Then, we need to educate everyone to get treated early. Ivermectin and HCQ work quickly, if you catch it quickly. If the person is already needing oxygen, the Frontline Doctors can prescribe oxygen for home and the nebulizer and Budesinide, Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine, zinc, Doxycycline, steroids, or whatever the doctor deems best.

If someone does get hospitalized, their chances are much better if they refuse (in writing) any Remesdevir and refuse the ventilator, then quickly get an outside doctor to prescribe Ivermectin and HCQ...if that is what the Frontline Doctor decides is best in their case. The family will have to sneak it in. Our friends have been doing this, and over and over, their loved ones are feeling better in a day or two, despite the push from the hospital staff to ventilate them! So, then they are being discharged to home, rather than dying on a ventilator!

One more thing...If it were me being admitted to the hospital, I wouldn't sign anything electronically. I would ask for a written form to sign. The electronic version likely says I agree to receive the vaccine. These nutsy hospitals may even try to give the jab to covid patients! That is how crazy they are. I would write on the bottom of the written contract that I refuse the vax, Remesdevir, and the ventilator.

Yet, the CDC website shows that migrants are given two doses of Ivermectin for parasites, and we are denied access to it for covid and other respiratory diseases. If it is harmless for parasites, then it is harmless for covid, and is worth a try to save lives! No need for vaccines when we can just take the meds that work, get better, then have natural immunity, which helps our public health the most. Pushhealth.org works well. We pay about $75 to get a prescription for Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine to be sent to a pharmacy. When the pharmacy calls to tell you they cannot fill the script, then have a local compounding pharmacy contact them to switch the order over to them. Liquid Ivermectin is more bioavailable and much less expensive. It may cost $60 for 20 days-worth...which is enough to treat you for four different respiratory virus illnesses (5 days each time). These days, a box of twenty 3 mg pills costs $120, and will only treat you for one illness of 5 days. I am not sure what HCQ costs these days. We also use alldaychemist.com to order these meds. I wouldn't swear the package will make it to you, though, because the FDA is working with the USPS to prevent delivery. But my friends have been successfully receiving it so far. To help others...beg them to stock up now. Getting the prescription is the easy part, so we just need to give them the Pushhealth.org website and give them America's Frontline Doctors' phone numbers. Finding a pharmacy to fill the scripts is the tricky part. The answer is to look to local compounding pharmacies or try your luck with alldaychemist.com. Another thing to buy ahead of time is a nebulizer and Budesenide for the nebulizer, as well as food-grade hydrogen peroxide and sterile water (like we use for contacts). If you are sick, your doctor may prescribe nebulizer treatments, so it is good to have on hand. Then, we need to educate everyone to get treated early. Ivermectin and HCQ work quickly, if you catch it quickly. If the person is already needing oxygen, the Frontline Doctors can prescribe oxygen for home and the nebulizer and Budesinide, Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine, zinc, Doxycycline, steroids, or whatever the doctor deems best. If someone does get hospitalized, their chances are much better if they refuse (in writing) any Remesdevir and refuse the ventilator, then quickly get an outside doctor to prescribe Ivermectin and HCQ...if that is what the Frontline Doctor decides is best in their case. The family will have to sneak it in. Our friends have been doing this, and over and over, their loved ones are feeling better in a day or two, despite the push from the hospital staff to ventilate them! So, then they are being discharged to home, rather than dying on a ventilator! One more thing...If it were me being admitted to the hospital, I wouldn't sign anything electronically. I would ask for a written form to sign. The electronic version likely says I agree to receive the vaccine. These nutsy hospitals may even try to give the jab to covid patients! That is how crazy they are. I would write on the bottom of the written contract that I refuse the vax, Remesdevir, and the ventilator.

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