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That's funny because the Lancet is still finding that it has no impact on mortality whatsoever.

I'm beyond confident that you've misunderstood or are misrepresenting the conclusions of the American Journal of Medicine.

Why did the Lancet find that it wouldn't have an impact on mortality?

...because people who were taking HCL were still dying?

So all people taking HCL continued to die?

Yes, the people in the HCL group were just as likely to die as the people not in the HCL group. It is not a treatment. It is not a cure. It is not a preventative. Y'all were wrong to get involved with this.

Well I guess I'll have to find the studies. But why wrong to get involved with medical science, that's how medical science works. You have to conduct studies on what might work, you don't just disregard because you don't like the person who praises what might work. I do like how absolute you feel on the subject. Thanks for the insight regardless.

No, see, I got involved in the medical science which is how I know you were wrong. You got involved in the guesswork around medical science to make it look like COVID has an easy answer. That was wrong.

What the hell are you talking about? I'm wrong for asking questions? Or am I wrong for acknowledging that medical science needs to have certain criteria met before stating what works and what doesn't? Do you think I am the author of this meme? You seemed to have gone off the rails quick.

I'm disagreeing on this. Even medical journals can be swayed by biases (see climate change and gun control); just because Lancet has a study that shows no promise, so many independent Drs have seen great results if used early - as it was recommended. African nations have used it in abundance and have seen helpful results.

"Even medical journals can be swayed by biases, and I evidence this with issues where I also have severe scientific illiteracy issues."