Thanks Pamela - wish I'd been there - your pics and narration are the best substitute I can imagine. Your curation made my day. I especially like the part where you wrote: "If anyone at Occupy Wall Street had asked me if ...."
I'm presently almost 100% occupied digging in the research-trenches; looking into obscure papers that make significant connections between Ivermectin, the Farnesoid X Receptor, Liver Damage and Autoimmune.
I see that activity as having a cross-over potential for vaccinated friends; one that could be of great value to them and their particular situations (autoimmune). And that's not to mention the vaccine-damage they may have yet to deal with; but damage of which I don't need to address when I lay-out the silver-platter of studies that make the broader case for Ivermectin. The FXR connection takes it beyond the anti-viral aspect. Appealing to their survival instincts, even if they've lost them in terms of the covid-fog, makes sense to me.
Liver-rescue may be Ivermectin's primary-mode of action for all I know, even given its reported binding of the spike-protein. It does not appear to be the case that this fact of Ivermectin being an agonist of the FXR is on anyone's radar thus far. I'm hoping to push that evidence where it needs to be. It seems to me that in the process of getting people off-the-fence, we'll also be "catching-them" as they fall; remedy in hand perhaps.
All that said: I sure miss the street side of it all. Keep up the good work Pamela. I'm a fan already and look forward to reading and seeing more great photography. It's quite an art to both create and curate a museum at the scale you do.
Thanks so much for doing the research and analysis. There are so many talented math, science and medicine experts who have emerged to challenge the "safe & effective" mantra it has been inspiring. It's always happy for me to take pictures and double when others like them too so hugs for a fab start to my day with appreciation! :~)
Thanks Pamela - wish I'd been there - your pics and narration are the best substitute I can imagine. Your curation made my day. I especially like the part where you wrote: "If anyone at Occupy Wall Street had asked me if ...."
I'm presently almost 100% occupied digging in the research-trenches; looking into obscure papers that make significant connections between Ivermectin, the Farnesoid X Receptor, Liver Damage and Autoimmune.
I see that activity as having a cross-over potential for vaccinated friends; one that could be of great value to them and their particular situations (autoimmune). And that's not to mention the vaccine-damage they may have yet to deal with; but damage of which I don't need to address when I lay-out the silver-platter of studies that make the broader case for Ivermectin. The FXR connection takes it beyond the anti-viral aspect. Appealing to their survival instincts, even if they've lost them in terms of the covid-fog, makes sense to me.
Liver-rescue may be Ivermectin's primary-mode of action for all I know, even given its reported binding of the spike-protein. It does not appear to be the case that this fact of Ivermectin being an agonist of the FXR is on anyone's radar thus far. I'm hoping to push that evidence where it needs to be. It seems to me that in the process of getting people off-the-fence, we'll also be "catching-them" as they fall; remedy in hand perhaps.
All that said: I sure miss the street side of it all. Keep up the good work Pamela. I'm a fan already and look forward to reading and seeing more great photography. It's quite an art to both create and curate a museum at the scale you do.
Thanks so much for doing the research and analysis. There are so many talented math, science and medicine experts who have emerged to challenge the "safe & effective" mantra it has been inspiring. It's always happy for me to take pictures and double when others like them too so hugs for a fab start to my day with appreciation! :~)
Just thought I might add that Kim Dotcom, targeted by the NZ & US Governments, is promoting vaccines.
How sad.