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Dean Hoffman
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Fred Bloggs
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On Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 6:56:54â¯AM UTC-4, Dean Hoffman wrote:
When you\'re talking about pharmaceuticals contaminated with slime, disease, and pestilence, look no farther than India.
Maker of the eyedrops:
FACTORY
A-9, SIDCO Pharmaceutical Complex,
Alathur, Thiruporur - 603 110.
Tamilnadu, India.
https://global-pharma.com/
If you talk industrial chemical poisoning, then you\'re talking China.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11892027/Three-people-died-using-eyedrops-contaminated-rare-bacterial-superbug.html
When you\'re talking about pharmaceuticals contaminated with slime, disease, and pestilence, look no farther than India.
Maker of the eyedrops:
FACTORY
A-9, SIDCO Pharmaceutical Complex,
Alathur, Thiruporur - 603 110.
Tamilnadu, India.
https://global-pharma.com/
If you talk industrial chemical poisoning, then you\'re talking China.
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Ralph Mowery
Guest
In article <f2d6ea4a-f8aa-47c9-9b51-78f4a28db057n@googlegroups.com>,
bloggs.fredbloggs.fred@gmail.com says...
I try to stay away from all the medicine I can. Over the counter and
prescription.
Look at the ads on TV and the fine print where almost all of it can
cause bad reactions and even lead to death.
I had colon cancer and about 2 inches removed last year at 72. Like a
fool I let them talk me into the FOL-FOX chemo. The chemo went ok, but
left my hands all messed up. Went from touch typing to using just 2
fingers. Not sure what to call it, but while my hands do not feel like
they are greasy to others, they do to me and things slip out of my hands
like I had grease on them. Now they look like hands do that have been in
water for a while. The skin is all wrinkled up.
bloggs.fredbloggs.fred@gmail.com says...
When you\'re talking about pharmaceuticals contaminated with slime, disease, and pestilence, look no farther than India.
Maker of the eyedrops:
FACTORY
A-9, SIDCO Pharmaceutical Complex,
Alathur, Thiruporur - 603 110.
Tamilnadu, India.
https://global-pharma.com/
If you talk industrial chemical poisoning, then you\'re talking China.
I try to stay away from all the medicine I can. Over the counter and
prescription.
Look at the ads on TV and the fine print where almost all of it can
cause bad reactions and even lead to death.
I had colon cancer and about 2 inches removed last year at 72. Like a
fool I let them talk me into the FOL-FOX chemo. The chemo went ok, but
left my hands all messed up. Went from touch typing to using just 2
fingers. Not sure what to call it, but while my hands do not feel like
they are greasy to others, they do to me and things slip out of my hands
like I had grease on them. Now they look like hands do that have been in
water for a while. The skin is all wrinkled up.
F
Fred Bloggs
Guest
On Thursday, March 23, 2023 at 11:27:45â¯AM UTC-4, Ralph Mowery wrote:
Those side effects may not be permanent. It may take a while for them dissipate because repairs take longer with age. From the side effects page, the drug really goes after nervous system components, hence the weird sensation of your hands being greasy and lack of tactile coordination.
As they say, it\'s better than the alternative. Colon cancer is famous for shedding daughter cells that spread cancer to vital functions throughout the body, so they need to use a really strong treatment to stop that kind of thing from happening.
Colon cancer is no longer an old age disease. The medical literature reports more and more occurrence in age groups almost unheard of before. That would the 20-40 year old crowd, and it\'s on the rise. They put them through the same treatment. There\'s enough of it happening to make it a recommended screening as with the 50+ age group.
In article <f2d6ea4a-f8aa-47c9...@googlegroups.com>,
bloggs.fred...@gmail.com says...
When you\'re talking about pharmaceuticals contaminated with slime, disease, and pestilence, look no farther than India.
Maker of the eyedrops:
FACTORY
A-9, SIDCO Pharmaceutical Complex,
Alathur, Thiruporur - 603 110.
Tamilnadu, India.
https://global-pharma.com/
If you talk industrial chemical poisoning, then you\'re talking China.
I try to stay away from all the medicine I can. Over the counter and
prescription.
Look at the ads on TV and the fine print where almost all of it can
cause bad reactions and even lead to death.
I had colon cancer and about 2 inches removed last year at 72. Like a
fool I let them talk me into the FOL-FOX chemo. The chemo went ok, but
left my hands all messed up. Went from touch typing to using just 2
fingers. Not sure what to call it, but while my hands do not feel like
they are greasy to others, they do to me and things slip out of my hands
like I had grease on them. Now they look like hands do that have been in
water for a while. The skin is all wrinkled up.
Those side effects may not be permanent. It may take a while for them dissipate because repairs take longer with age. From the side effects page, the drug really goes after nervous system components, hence the weird sensation of your hands being greasy and lack of tactile coordination.
As they say, it\'s better than the alternative. Colon cancer is famous for shedding daughter cells that spread cancer to vital functions throughout the body, so they need to use a really strong treatment to stop that kind of thing from happening.
Colon cancer is no longer an old age disease. The medical literature reports more and more occurrence in age groups almost unheard of before. That would the 20-40 year old crowd, and it\'s on the rise. They put them through the same treatment. There\'s enough of it happening to make it a recommended screening as with the 50+ age group.
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Ralph Mowery
Guest
In article <8d923e02-598c-4913-a57d-571dd07680can@googlegroups.com>,
bloggs.fredbloggs.fred@gmail.com says...
The side effects may not be permanent, but sofar they have lasted a
year. The doctor has me on two drugs that is for the \'pain\' of my
hands. They are ones advertised on TV for people that have mental
disorders. Old age will probable get me before more cancer would have.
bloggs.fredbloggs.fred@gmail.com says...
I had colon cancer and about 2 inches removed last year at 72. Like a
fool I let them talk me into the FOL-FOX chemo. The chemo went ok, but
left my hands all messed up. Went from touch typing to using just 2
fingers. Not sure what to call it, but while my hands do not feel like
they are greasy to others, they do to me and things slip out of my hands
like I had grease on them. Now they look like hands do that have been in
water for a while. The skin is all wrinkled up.
Those side effects may not be permanent. It may take a while for them dissipate because repairs take longer with age. From the side effects page, the drug really goes after nervous system components, hence the weird sensation of your hands being greasy and lack of tactile coordination.
As they say, it\'s better than the alternative. Colon cancer is famous for shedding daughter cells that spread cancer to vital functions throughout the body, so they need to use a really strong treatment to stop that kind of thing from happening.
The side effects may not be permanent, but sofar they have lasted a
year. The doctor has me on two drugs that is for the \'pain\' of my
hands. They are ones advertised on TV for people that have mental
disorders. Old age will probable get me before more cancer would have.