Pfizer made tens of tens of billion on a “vaccine” (that continues to reap financial rewards) despite not preventing infection or spread with side effects up to and including sudden death. Pfizer responded to that failure with Paxlovid, which you also paid for and didn’t work.
I know this looks like a road we’ve been down before. Paxlovid doesn’t appear to clear the virus but it suppresses symptoms. But have you seen the streaming service onslaught of commercials? The tagline is ‘If it’s COVID, PAXLOVID. If you don’t pay to avoid commercials on streaming (like Hulu), they are impossible to avoid—every break, sometimes more than once.
“If it’s COVID, PAXLOVID!”
Why? Because the US government bought millions of pills at $530.00 a dose for another emergency use authorized drug that doesn’t work, and they need to move those pills. With roughly 70% of the country with at least one Jab, there’s plenty of opportunity for folks with COVID-Vaxx depressed immunity to get COVID then Paxlovid.
But, again, Paxlovid does not appear to clear the virus, so after day 5 (that’s $2,650.00 in pills prepaid for by taxpayers), suppressed symptoms might begin to re-emerge. By the end of week two, you have COVID again, which might be worse. More COVID? No F****** way Paxlovid. In fact, maybe skip it altogether.
Paxlovid is trending. Just a reminder…. 44 severe drug interactions (including statins,) toxic to liver and kidneys, contains an HIV drug with a black box warning, increased risk of rebound infection, poorly tolerated due to metallic taste, costs taxpayers $530+
— Mary Talley Bowden MD (@MdBreathe) March 16, 2023
I was aware of the cost, the millions of doses pre-paid for by the Biden Administration, and the COVID Rebound – because the drug does not appear to clear the virus – but the dangerous drug interactions are new to me, as are the toxic liver and kidney risks.
According to GoodRx, Paxlovid contains Ritonavir (a drug used to treat HIV/AIDS patients) known to cause liver damage.
If you go to Paxlovid.com, you will find this warning.
PAXLOVID is not approved to prevent COVID-19, treat severe or critical COVID-19, or to be used for more than 5 days. There are certain medications that should not be taken with PAXLOVID.
Further down the page is the list of drugs that cannot be mingled with Paxlovid.
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You are allergic to nirmatrelvir, Ritonavir, or any of the ingredients in PAXLOVID.
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You are taking any of the following medicines:
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alfuzosin
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amiodarone
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apalutamide
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carbamazepine
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colchicine
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dihydroergotamine
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dronedarone
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eletriptan
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eplerenone
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ergotamine
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finerenone
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flecainide
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flibanserin
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ivabradine
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lomitapide
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lovastatin
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lumacaftor/ivacaftor
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lurasidone
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methylergonovine
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midazolam (oral)
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naloxegol
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phenobarbital
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phenytoin
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pimozide
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primidone
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propafenone
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quinidine
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ranolazine
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rifampin
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St. John’s Wort (hypericum perforatum)
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sildenafil (Revatio®) for pulmonary arterial hypertension
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silodosin
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simvastatin
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tolvaptan
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triazolam
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ubrogepant
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voclosporin
There is also a warning not to use Paxlovid if you have kidney disease, so there’s the kidney link.
Before taking PAXLOVID, tell your healthcare provider if you:
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Have any allergies
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Have liver or kidney disease
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Are pregnant or plan to become pregnant
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Are breastfeeding a child
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Have any serious illnesses
All for what? COVID rebound?
