Do you remember ibuprofen?

funny thing is...i ran out of tylenol when i had covid, so all i could take was ibuprofen, cause didn't feel like going out to pickup the tylenol.

Still here kicking. Totally forgot they said not to take ibuprofen if you had covid.

Never take Tylenol for Covid. Acetaminophen reduces your Glutathione levels.
This is taken off the NIH site.



"Interestingly, a case report study has shown that the repeated use of both 2000 mg of oral administration and intravenous injection of glutathione was effective in relieving the severe respiratory symptoms of COVID-19, showing for the first time the efficacy of this antioxidant therapy for COVID-19 [102]."

Glutathione helps you get over Covid. It is why NAC is recommended to be taken when you have Covid. NAC helps your body produce Glutathione. I gave my adult daughter NAC in the morning and Glutathione in the afternoon when she got Covid.

Edited to add... You should take aspirin as it reduces clotting so if you are able to take full strength take that or just take a baby aspirin.

Last Edited by jussabitconfused on 10/08/2021 10:20 PM

you took ibuprofen?!...you must be dead!...that's what they said back then...taking it is sure way to die!

SCIENCE!

I must have missed this. (When were they saying this? Early on or later into the drama?)

I was prescribed Ibuprofin (It's cheaper than buying for me) when I was testing positive.
They gave it because my back was killing me, and chiropractors and whatnot were all closed or really hard to get into.

Last Edited by PANDEMIC OF THE VACCINATED on 10/08/2021 11:09 PM

That's funny....I've had Covid twice and Tylenol is the only thing I did take. Got a prescription for Ivermectin but didn't take it...

The pneumonia 7-10 days after first symptoms is the dangerous part...

Pretty sure you're supposed to take Aspirin. Tylenol makes you lose your empathy and ibuprofen wrecks your liver. Doesn't mean I don't pop an Advil when I need one.

But yes....they had people freaked about NSAIDS at the beginning of COVID.

i think it had something to do with blood clots..

You see, for 'them' the 'science' changes according to their current narrative, whatever they need at their present moment or near future.

I totally don’t remember this.

Did they do it so people would clot on purpose?

most probably

Isn't aspirin also an NSAID?

Ironically all the pain relievers are gonna kill ya one way or the other. One attacks your liver..one your stomach etc etc. The government can send men into space but pharma can't make a simple safe pain reliever

I remember those rumors came from CHINA

I think most are pretty safe when used in moderation.

The powers that be also said do not take Elderberry early on at the start of the pandemic... which I thought was strange.

There was warnings against Asprin

go with dipyrone for Covid if not forbidden there, I did

You mean like the I be Pro fem movement?

1st symptoms began March 1, 2020.
Fever, cough, body aches, no appetite
I took Advil, chicken soup, pineapple juice and Nyquil.
I used eucalyptus oil in a diffuser, and vicks vapo-rub, that broke up the chest congestion in about 8 hours.
Was over most of it in 4 days.
Had some crud in the bottom of my throat for 2 weeks after that.
Lung capacity was somewhat diminshed during that time also.

Lucky for me I had no idea how deadly it was at the time

You are 100% correct.
From March 17, 2020
"Geneva (AFP) - The World Health Organization recommended Tuesday that people suffering COVID-19 symptoms avoid taking ibuprofen, after French officials warned that anti-inflammatory drugs could worsen effects of the virus."

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Beware. Tylenol is not good for your liver

I took some just before my 6 month blood work and my liver NUMBERS was off.

Everything else was in green.

Dr ask if I had taken Tylenol?

She gave me gabbipentdnt for leg pain. Said it does not hurt your liver.

Gabapentin sorry missed spelled

TPTB warn against those that protect you from them. Aspirin is a blood thinner so in normal times do not take it very often if possible, unless prescribed for a heart condition. It helps to prevent blood clots.

That's bullshit Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory. It would actually help.

France

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there is no covid to get.. fail.. OP

I have heard before that the stomach lining is an integral area in virus replication in the human body. And I know that ibuprofen can absolutely wreck the stomach lining and cause ulcers so I wonder if it's related to that somehow?

Yeah. Don’t take anti inflammatory for inflammation that might kill you.