>>9242081 PB
Kek.
Now he will have them breathlessly running to look it up in an effort to prove him "wrong".
And normies will realize it's been around for a long time, used for a lot of different syndromes, and is safe enough for pregnant women to use.
He does this EVERY TIME and they still fall for it.
Especially dealing with slippery characters like the Clintons, Obamas and Biden.
Clintons invented the concept of defining "is".
SpouseAnon while on AD was tasked with doing an investigation on a relatively minor but serious criminal issue in conjunction with NCIS, and what I thought would be wrapped up in 2 months took over a year. They had to be very careful to make sure any administrative legal loopholes/exits were blocked and that their research/findings were unimpeachable, because they were dealing with a very slippery character who was used to getting off on "technicalties". Lost track of the number of times SpouseAnon was told to by higher HQ to not leave the office until a report was rewritten with additional data for review by higher HQ lawfags. Coming home at 3 and 4 am was not unknown.
SO although I am impatient, I understand the need to build the case carefully and strategically and to war game out closing of all exits/loopholes they may have to wiggle out. Lawfare has already tipped their hand on the types of strategies they will use, so that has been helpful I am sure.
We could end the drug addiction crisis if Naltrexone/Naltima were widely available. And it would end the risk of deaths by overdose.
Works for drug addiction (opioids), alcohol and sugar addiction. All things we have been conditioned to have our brains addicted to.
We have a cure for drug addiction and obesity but doctors refuse to prescribe it in the quantities needed.
Interesting that they are giving them methadone, which is just another way to keep them addicted, rather than naltrexone to cure their addiction.
https://www.verywellmind.com/naltrexone-treatment-for-alcoholism-and-addiction-67515
https://www.addictioncenter.com/alcohol/naltrexone-for-alcoholism-treatment/
https://firemountainprograms.com/low-dose-naltrexone-for-addictions/
Naltrexone has also been found to be helpful for a wide variety of auto-immunity disorders as "Low Dose Naltrexone".
https://www.amymyersmd.com/2017/05/low-dose-naltrexone/
Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) is a safe, effective and inexpensive medication that has been shown to be effective in treating an incredibly wide range of illnesses, particularly those that are autoimmune in nature.
Due to its safety as well as efficacy, it has gained acceptance even among many holistic health practitioners.
The targeted diseases which have shown improvement with low dose naltrexone treatment include multiple sclerosis, a wide range of cancers, AIDS, and neurological and nervous system problems of all kinds. The use of low dose naltrexone by alternative physicians has grown exponentially since it was first discovered by Dr. Bernard Bihari in 1985.
Several research studies now support the efficacy of LDN treatment, long reported in successful case studies by integrative doctors.
Here’s what you need to know in order to determine if low dose naltrexone might be helpful for you or a loved one suffering from one or more autoimmune diseases.
https://www.thehealthyhomeeconomist.com/using-low-dose-naltrexone-for-autoimmune-disease/
Any questions why naltrexone/naltima is another low cost, well documented wonder drug that they don't want people to know about?
They will however push your MD to write an RX for the high cost version of Naltrexone - Contrave - which is wellbutrin & naltrexone together, isn't covered by insurance and costs between $250 - $300 per month. THAT they will let you buy, but not the low cost generic without the wellbutrin added in.
They didn't get a focus group approved talking point on that yet, so they can't tell you!!
Kek.