@SwiftOnSecurity IMHO #HPV #vaccination, like #Measles and #Polio should be the norm as they are basically no-brainers...

  • After all, the only problematic "vaccinations" I am aware of are #Malara pre-exposition prophylaxis ( #PrEP ) which unlike #Truvada can't be taken continously for a long time...

#GetVaccinated #VaccinationsSaveLives

Gilead’s Twice-Yearly #Lenacapavir Demonstrated 100% Efficacy and Superiority to Daily #Truvada® for HIV Prevention https://www.gilead.com/news-and-press/press-room/press-releases/2024/6/gileads-twiceyearly-lenacapavir-demonstrated-100-efficacy-and-superiority-to-daily-truvada-for-hiv-prevention “The IDMC saw that none of the 2,134 women who received the twice-yearly injection of lenacapavir developed #HIV. 0 cases of HIV in any of the participants assigned to lenacapavir.
There were 16 cases of HIV in the 1,068 women assigned to Truvada. There were 39 cases of HIV in the 2,136 women assigned to Descovy.”
Gilead’s Twice-Yearly Lenacapavir Demonstrated 100% Efficacy and Superiority to Daily Truvada® for HIV Prevention

Gilead’s Twice-Yearly Lenacapavir Demonstrated 100% Efficacy and Superiority to Daily Truvada® for HIV Prevention

Mount Sinai Receives $2.6 Million Grant From PolyBio Research Foundation for Long COVID Clinical Trials

Funding will also support researching other complex illnesses and medical education

Mount Sinai Health System

I tried to go on Truvada over a year ago and the gastrointestinal side effects were so bad that I gave up after six weeks.

The good news is a month ago I decided to try again with Descovy and it has been soooo much better. I had maybe two days of noticeable discomfort, two weeks of very subtle discomfort, and since then I’ve been totally fine. And that’s coming from someone who gets extremely anxious when feeling even a tiny bit nauseous.

I’m also lucky to have very good health insurance, but in my case Descovy isn’t typically covered. However, my physician was able to get it approved because of my previous side effects. #PrEP #truvada #descovy

I've been on prep for a while now in hopes that it will help my long covid. I'm considering stopping for a bit just to see if I will be ok or improve, what say other long covid people #LongCovid #truvada #truvadalongcovid it boosts the CD4 T-cells which is why I started taking it in the first place. I felt like I was actively dying, but my liver area has also been getting a lil owchy recently. Hence why I want to take a break and see if anything happens.

What do y'all reckon?

A few months ago I switched my #PrEP from #Truvada to #Apretude. A shot in the ass once every two months, and no more pills? Yes, please.

If you are HIV-negative and sexually active, please talk to your medical care provider about PrEP / #PreExposureProphylaxis.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Vsiz7MZn4UY
@Dbdugger @trendless
this interview🖤in a year~will be a very popular #CovidReports to watch when the🚫😷hoards begin to realize #ruhroh something be wrong

Reminded me of 3 books & 10💊is just a good basic

Interesting #truvada is not owned by #pfizer which is prob why Europe gets it first, exactly the same as in 1938-1940’s #patents #bigPharma #followTheMoney

heard 80% of immunity is in the gut🤷🏻‍♀️& Dorito Effect explains why you’re prob not eating as great as you think

Murphy's Medicine Podcast: Episode One. SARS CoV2 Associated Neurocognitive Decline

YouTube
I feel about normal thanks to truvada except when I wake up. I always feel sick when I wake up in the morning. And the longer I stay in bed the worst it gets : head spinning, nausea, headache, heart palpitations...
It goes away in a few minutes once I get moving. I just had to learn that the worst I feel the more I NEED to move.
I have no idea how it works. But it feels like some type of nerve or brain damage, not like current viral activity.

#truvada #longcovid #longhauler
Akkoma

If your long covid symptoms kind of match up with HIV symptoms, which mine did (not 100% but close enough), then #truvada for #LongCovid might work for you. This is not official endorsement because I might get in big trouble from the government or doctors or whatever but all I'm saying is that no other medication gave me anywhere near this level of improvement that truvada has. Sure. It's not perfect and most days I still feel like shit. But at least I can eat food again even one meal a day without feeling like I'm going to vom and I don't feel like I'm in an actively dying phase, and my head doesn't feel like I've put on a helmet then bashed it around on a wall for many hours at a time.

I have completely valid reasons to believe I was in an actively dying phase before truvada. And now I feel like I'm not dying but still feel like ass. But it's some improvement. I've gone out on my scooter (for very short trips) twice now since the truvada started kicking in (haven't gone out again in a couple of weeks because 1: it has been raining and water damages the scooter
2: I don't need to go anywhere except the dentist next week to assess the damage and I've got a friend taking me so I don't have to lug the scooter into the dentists office. It's kinda awkward and id like to avoid that if I can just because it will be easier to not have to also worry about where I'm going to park it especially if the office is tiny. I never park it on the street because I simply cannot afford to have it get stolen, it's my only mode of transportation and I can't afford to replace it.
3: this last week or so has been quite bad flare up wise. There are improvements but I still have mostly bad days. I'm like. Barely functional but it's enough that I can eat which is like. Huge improvement.
I'm looking forward to trying to put weight back on because I lost soooooo much of it while I was in what I believe to be the active prolonged dying phase. I actually felt like I was dying. It's hard to explain.
I haven't been able to write a long post like this in weeks I've been that unwell.

I cannot stress enough how important it is for you all to wear your masks. Governments are lying to you. You need to wear your masks and have air purification to stay safe. Both. Not one or the other.
Do not catch covid. And if you have had it once. Try your absolute best not to catch it again if you can avoid it.

Also note. It took about a month to start working enough that I'm functioning slightly better than before. I was feeling some minor changes after a week or two but the real change didn't start until nearly a month.
Note. I have to stress how much I'm absolutely not cured. I'm still very sick. But I am functioning to the point that it doesn't feel like my head has been bashed around all day every day and I'm able to do occasional minor excersizes with resistance bands. I've lost so much muscle mass in the time I've been almost 100% bedbound. I'm still having issues getting out of bed, but I'm able to get up and not feel like I'm actively dying every single day. Which is a huge step up. Guys I absolutely believe I was slowly dying.

Wear your damn masks. Covid isn't over. And there is no guarantee that #truvada will do anything for you at all. Do not catch covid. It's not worth the permanent issues. Wear your masks. Stay home. I'm begging