Newborn babies exposed to Measles in Texas hospital
Newborn babies exposed to Measles in Texas hospital
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Newborn babies exposed to measles in Texas hospital
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Oh, FFS.
Meanwhile, Bobby Brainworm - is he still pitching vitamin A?
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Yep, as of this week at least... For some background, Vitamins A, D, E, and K are the fat-soluble vitamins. This means overdosing on them can take quite a long time to fully recover from. Excessive Vitamin A can result in significant liver, bone, central nervous system, and skin damage, as well as hair loss. But I've not once heard RFK say anything about dosage, which is idiotic for someone in his position. Vitamin A's primary role for humans involves regulating cell/tissue growth and differentiation. Vitamin A's main prescription usage is for cystic or nodular acne under the brand name Accutane. Accutane's dosage needs to be very dialed in, so much so that the patients using it must get monthly blood work, if not bimonthly or weekly. Additionally, women must agree to not get pregnant on Accutane, as it leads to severe birth defects and other pregnancy complications. But sure, the dude in charge of the department of health sees no need to say anything about dosage, just that taking Vitamin A is helpful for measles while there's an exceptional vaccine readily available...
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Listen nerd, that was a lotta words. Nothing that matters takes that many words to say.
You can tell Vitamin A is good cuz it's the first one. We need to get back to basics in this country. You ever heard of a kid getting too many A's?
Git yer fiddly science outta my child-rearin!
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mmmm polar bear livers
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Vitamin S (tm). That's one better than Vitamin A.
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Apparently vitamin A can help with measles, but that's, helpful when you get it. It won't help preventively, which is the most likely way (and likely in large quantities) those people will be taking it.
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iirc it's also only helpful if you're already deficient in vitamin A, which the majority of Americans aren't. It's the same thing with Ivermectin: it looked like it was helpful for covid in aggregate, but only in developing countries where parasites are common. So, treating someone's parasites with a horse dewormer made the person healthier overall and meant their immune system could commit more resources to fighting covid, but someone without parasites (meaning the majority of Americans) would get absolutely no benefit.
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Of course it can, that's how these people operate. There will almost always be a kernal of truth buried under miles of bullshit.
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