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KP Stoller's avatar

There is a drug, Isoprinosine, that clears HPV from the human body in about two weeks. It is an immune modulator that ramps up NK T cell activity. It was originally made by Newport Pharmaceuticals in the USA (a one drug company) and wanted an FDA indication for treating HIV positive patients whose CD4 counts were too high to go on antiretroviral therapy. That would have cut into Big Pharma profits, so the Big Boys had the FDA give Newport a hard time. They gave up in the USA and moved to Ireland. Now isoprinosine is OTC on Amazon.

I believe this drug was repressed by the FDA in anticipation of the HPV vaccine as there would never have been a need for a vaccine when a harmless drugn with no side effects could clear the virus in 2 weeks.

Deanna Kline's avatar

Some GYNs just put hpv+ women on 1000mg 1-2 times a day for 6-12 mo and repeat testing and this vastly resolves it. Being only 0.12% of all hpv actually develop to cervical cancer, these vaxes are 100% fraudulent cash cows by pure marketing and propaganda. The initial researcher stated there is zero proof of effectiveness for cancer. Target demographic in development of the first hpv vax? Hispanic/Latina women who have higher rates of cervical cancer. Why do they have higher rates? They don’t like nor get PAPs often as other races. Did Hispanic women take the vax since they have higher rates? No. White kids, by far, got the series. I wonder what the insurance reimbursement demographic correlation here is,.. not really.

KP Stoller's avatar

Are you saying there are Gyn”s in the USA who actually Rx isoprinosine? Shocking. But women with high Vit D levels do not get cervical dysplasia. Let that sink in

Deanna Kline's avatar

no Im saying that Vit C, and yep high levels Vit D agree with you, are most often effective

Castigator's avatar

Funny that; isoprinosine also proved very effective against covid-1984. I know because I treated my father with it (plus inhaled corticosteroid), and that was a close call indeed. There is a study by Prof. Beran and his team.

KP Stoller's avatar

It increases T cell and NK cell activity but while it works great on some viral infections like HPV it does nothing for Herpes family viruses

Castigator's avatar

I think Dr. Klenner would have gone with high-dose IV vit. C in case of the latter.

Gary Edwards's avatar

Confirmation bias is real and should he expected in individuals, but hard to understand in organizations without any perverse incentive to ignore truth.

Without financial incentives, Confirmation bias in group settings is relatively easy to counter.

But when a bureaucratic organism is financially incented to false beliefs, it seems quite likely to reinforce organizational confirmational bias to a malignant state.

Gary Edwards's avatar

In other words, group think kills.

Catherine Hawkins's avatar

This is an Incredible piece of information brought forth to us!

Time to act! Our new government regime needs a huge wake up call, but society in general seems to be still hypnotized with all sorts of misinformation and propaganda!

Keep up the fantastic work in Popular Rationalism and I continue to spread the word!

Thank you!

Jayne Doe's avatar

HPV injections are mandated for both male and female children.

Dr. Peter C. Gøtzsche is a Hippocratic Oath Hero!

Deanna Kline's avatar

There are ways around ‘mandates’

David AuBuchon's avatar

Secretary Kennedy is interested in establishing better vaccine safety surveillance, and hopefully these issues reach him.

MDskeptic's avatar

Thanks for this excellent critique of the MMWR report.

Karen Brennan, PhD's avatar

Does anyone know if the HPV vaccine could also cause an increase in uterine cancers? I know a 24 year old women recently diagnosed with malignant neoplasm of endometrium C541. She is a heavily vaccinated person including HPV and two C19 transfect injections.

Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Uterine cancer has increased since the jab rollout .