No.
Never.
Fox and CNN tell you that.
Do opposite.
Physicians need to man-up and not even offer this poison to patients.
Pretty simple solution.
That is awful.
Only time I sceent it was as a bridge to cardiac transplant. Seems justified in that circumstance.
You are mistaken.
>It’s all about revenue
Unfortunately true.
Profit motive should be removed. Especially in health insurance. Their actuarials ensure price of coverage will yield gain. Sickness unto itself. Hospital ‘Charge-Master’ needs death also.
“Just following orders.”
Adequate informed consent is necessary. For anyone interested in getting vaccine. Inform patient there is (depending on comorbid conditions) xyz% harm from virus. Vaccination especially among young healthy men should be very rare happening if an honest informed consent is actually performed.
Positive family history and a transferrin iron saturation over 45 is reason for concern. Simple blood test.
Chelation therapy if iron overload causing clinical symptoms. If early, simply donate blood roughly twice a month.
Easy-peasy.
If clinical manifestations for iron overload are present, then yes. If no iron overload problems, then simpler to just donate blood with regular frequency. Chelation therapy is not a ‘home project’ I would embark on. Doing it correctly requires monitoring with blood testing.
First step is finding out transferrin saturation. Good luck.
“7 of 10”