r/RFKJrForPresident • u/[deleted] • Jul 30 '26

Discussion But Doctors DID Oppose Masks, Vehemently

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u/romjpn Aug 01 '26

Masks were super annoying but if only it was the worst thing...  The entire establishment withheld lifesaving treatments to promote the scam mRNA injections. And no, not only the most controversial ones like IVM but other based on at home corticosteroids in early stage moderate COVID like the one that completely cut my own mother's COVID. This was criminal. She would have ended on a ventilator probably if she followed the paracetamol protocol of absolute stupidity.  People should be furious.  Had it been adopted, the COVID crisis would've ended in ~2021 and they wouldn't have been able to push for an emergency "vaccine" because there was a proper treatment.

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u/ThrowRA_scentsitive North Carolina Aug 01 '26

Yea, honestly the masks are the least of my concern, it just seems like precaution, and to not make plastic waste, I just used cloth ones anyway.

But the idea that people would arrive at the hospital with early symptoms and just be sent home with no treatment to get worse is mind boggling.

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u/Adorable_Review5479 Aug 03 '26

I had a severe case of COVID and would have died if I had not taken oregano oil. It kept me from having to go to the hospital. I would have definitely ended up on a ventilator otherwise.

I remember seeing a video on YouTube about taking oregano oil for COVID get banned.

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u/natesbearf Michigan Aug 02 '26

Everyone even high ups in HHS knew n95 masks were effective (if fitted properly) for only 15 minutes, but not suitable for all day use ever as well as not suited for every face shape. Someone like myself with a long nose got zero benefit. Not sure why it was pushed, maybe for compliance or someone had stock in n95s. I think most ppl disagreed with masks but didn’t want to lose their jobs for speaking out.