Eiger Spills The Beans Eiger BioPharmaceuticals put out a press release a few days ago, throwing the TOGETHER trial under the bus, somewhat. Here is the punchline (emphasis mine): Following Eiger's press release on September 6, 2022, the company submitted a pre-EUA meeting request to FDA, as well as additional morbidity and mortality outcomes data and analyses from the investigator-sponsored
Although no one can say for certain, my guess is that fluvoxamine works well but ivermectin works even better. I remember one doctor saying he has treated over 1000 patients (many high-risk) with a combination of the two, and only had a single digit number of hospitalizations and no deaths. What is unfathomably reprehensible is that TOGETHER gave fluvoxamine for 10 days (which is good) but ivermectin for only 3 days (!!!). In spite of this colossal disadvantage for ivermectin, there's STILL an effect seen here that is nothing to sneeze at, and taking other things into account the 3-day ivermectin effect actually starts to approach the 10-day fluvoxamine effect, as you suggest.
Looking at other ivermectin RCTs overall, which also predominantly used inadequate regimens (though most were not as badly "designed to fail" as TOGETHER), clearly shows that ivermectin works: to what extent is the question. What settles the question for me is the largest 5-day ivermectin RCT (I-TECH) showing a very impressive effect: 70% reduction in mortality among hospitalized patients. The establishment was so relieved, thrilled, and gleeful that this (barely) missed statistical significance. "So there's only like 91% confidence (instead of the magic 95%) that ivermectin reduces mortality, which means we can and will continue to strongly advise AGAINST its use."
in the same way the status quo heaped praise on ben bernake with the nobel prize in economics, the together trial won trial of the year by the society for clinical research.
just as the disastrous policies berneke implemented in 'too big to fail' rescues back in 2008 rears its ugly head again in an impending global financial crisis. ben famously said: sub-prime is contained.
now status quo power brokers shower awards on poorly run clinical trials as the cracks are becoming craters
It’s fascinating that the feds are acknowledging this now even though it has been pointed out, by the “resistance”, for months if not years. A couple links:
Excellent -- thank you -- so grateful you're able to do this work. Deep bow.
Although no one can say for certain, my guess is that fluvoxamine works well but ivermectin works even better. I remember one doctor saying he has treated over 1000 patients (many high-risk) with a combination of the two, and only had a single digit number of hospitalizations and no deaths. What is unfathomably reprehensible is that TOGETHER gave fluvoxamine for 10 days (which is good) but ivermectin for only 3 days (!!!). In spite of this colossal disadvantage for ivermectin, there's STILL an effect seen here that is nothing to sneeze at, and taking other things into account the 3-day ivermectin effect actually starts to approach the 10-day fluvoxamine effect, as you suggest.
Looking at other ivermectin RCTs overall, which also predominantly used inadequate regimens (though most were not as badly "designed to fail" as TOGETHER), clearly shows that ivermectin works: to what extent is the question. What settles the question for me is the largest 5-day ivermectin RCT (I-TECH) showing a very impressive effect: 70% reduction in mortality among hospitalized patients. The establishment was so relieved, thrilled, and gleeful that this (barely) missed statistical significance. "So there's only like 91% confidence (instead of the magic 95%) that ivermectin reduces mortality, which means we can and will continue to strongly advise AGAINST its use."
Could be retitled “more clear evidence of corruption in the FDA”.
in the same way the status quo heaped praise on ben bernake with the nobel prize in economics, the together trial won trial of the year by the society for clinical research.
source: https://www.clinicalresearchnewsonline.com/news/2022/05/17/cytel-designed-and-led-together-trial-wins-society-of-clinical-trial's-david-sackett-trial-of-the-year-award
just as the disastrous policies berneke implemented in 'too big to fail' rescues back in 2008 rears its ugly head again in an impending global financial crisis. ben famously said: sub-prime is contained.
now status quo power brokers shower awards on poorly run clinical trials as the cracks are becoming craters
So, those CRIMINALS just added THIS to the "vaccine" "schedule": ALC-0315 and ALC-0159
https://outraged.substack.com/p/so-those-criminals-just-added-this
It’s fascinating that the feds are acknowledging this now even though it has been pointed out, by the “resistance”, for months if not years. A couple links:
https://pierrekory.substack.com/p/fraudulent-trial-on-ivermectin-published-859
https://doyourownresearch.substack.com/p/together-trial-interim-analyses-featuring?utm_source=email&publication_id=539702&post_id=67913783
Hats off as always. Thank you for helping us withstand the pressure.
Sweet!