Coffee, Other News and More. Monday, October 23rd, 2023.
I think most of you, along with me, have had a growing mistrust of anything coming from the deadstream media, but also from government agencies such as the FDA and here in Canada, Health Canada, the CDCs etc.
Well, frankly, if I see they make a statement, I feel I've must to do some research into it to find out, what is the real truth?
It is sad when you can't trust a government agency. When your first reaction is, they're not telling the truth. That the subject of today's video.
At one time, one would implicitly trust a government agency like the FDA when they determine the safety or effectiveness of a substance.
Unfortunately, that's not the case, here is a matter just starting to make the rounds, very much a concern for me. A FDA advisory committee says common ingredients and decongestants do not work.
When you dig in a little further you find all have taken these decongestants and I think for the most part, they do work.
It could be a placebo effect, who knows? It doesn't matter. There does not seem to be any harm that's caused by these products.
But they really zeroed on phenylephrine, (Did I pronounce that right?), which ultimately, could lead to this formulation of the drug being taken off the market.
Something that hasn't caused any problem for years and, how shall we put it, is used by many, I started to dig into it a little further and come to the conclusion, maybe we should stock up on that drug because there's so much against it.
One pharmaceutical retail chain has taken it off the market, which much to me, suggests it probably is effective.
What is it effective for?
Definitely cold symptoms, etc.
One of the biggest symptoms in COVID, especially mild COVID is sort of a cold like symptom.
Digging in a little further into what I've been able to find out about it and
It seems to have been quite effective in dealing with what people think of as minor COVID symptoms.
Whether it stops you from getting worse ones or not, I haven't seen anything to say one way or the other on it, but definitely gives more comfort when you're dealing with COVID.
Is this an attempt by the FDA to make you feel the symptoms worse and check into the hospital letting them run up the counts and use, well, I'm beginning to think, they can use treatments that have been shown to be not only unsafe and ineffective, but have been shown to probably cause premature deaths in people.
All to keep the panic going about COVID and the rest that I sort of come down to the point that I don't need to look up what the deadstream media says or what the pharmaceutical companies, captive agencies say.
I've have just of come to the conclusion, if they say it, it's got to be wrong. There 's got to be something else going on.
For that reason, the while is still available in Canada, I think it's probably worth stocking up on it, because there's a good chance that in the next few weeks, that Health Canada will jump on the bandwagon and remove it. And you'll probably see it's removed and all by the FDA in the States and
When you look back and you realize how their hit campaign on things like ivermectin, which is increasingly difficult to get, that it seems to be, shall we say, the opening salvo in removing what could very likely be an effective treatment.
And of course, one starts to wonder, are there other implications of other things that it is effective against that they're not talking about at the moment and want to get it off the market?
As I say, to me, the bottom line is, yes, we should be stocking up on anything that the FDA or Health Canada tells us is no longer effective, even though it has been proven to be effective over the years.
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