@Drejenna
🚨 SCAM WARNING — PLEASE SHARE 🚨
I’m posting this to warn others about an account/person presenting herself as “Dr. E Jenna.” I personally sent money after dealing with this person and believe I was scammed.
She presented herself as a doctor and made claims involving cancer treatment/cures. After taking my money, I was then told I needed to pay another $1,000 for a supposed “fine” so a package could be released and delivered. The messages even talked about putting things “under the table” and avoiding jail.
I refused to send more money, called it out as a scam, and was BLOCKED.
I have screenshots, messages, and payment records documenting what happened to me. Please be extremely careful before sending money to anyone making medical or cancer-treatment claims online. Verify their medical license, identity, business, and any treatment through legitimate sources first.
Please repost so other people don’t lose their money.
#ScamAlert #ScamWarning #FraudAwareness #CancerScam #OnlineScam #repost
Ivermectin continues to attract scientific attention as a drug that is reportedly being used to treat a growing list of ailments in humans.
During the pandemic, corporate media outlets and public health officials attempted to dismiss ivermectin as a “horse dewormer,” despite reports of its potential effectiveness in treating COVID-19 patients.
According to supporters of the drug, despite claims that ivermectin was inexpensive, readily available, and successfully used to treat patients, it posed a threat to the pharmaceutical industry's COVID-19 vaccines and the profits associated with them.
This criticism led to ivermectin—a Nobel Prize-winning drug that some have described as one of the most important medicinal discoveries since penicillin—being labeled “dangerous” by critics.
Ivermectin, a drug derived from a soil microbe, was reported by some physicians and researchers to be effective in treating COVID-19 patients.
One prominent case involved 80-year-old Judith Smemthiewicz. After being told there was little hope for recovery, Smemthiewicz reportedly made a remarkable recovery after taking the drug in early 2021.
“[She] was placed on a ventilator in late December,” ABC affiliate WKBW reported at the time.
“Initially, doctors gave her one dose of the controversial drug ivermectin, and she improved.”
Supporters of ivermectin argue that the drug may have applications beyond COVID-19 treatment and continue to investigate its potential use for other serious illnesses.
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