@drterrysimpson Terry- my patients disagree. The mechanisms have been well worked out. The IVM toxicity is extremely low, for those it works on (probably ~70%) it is very exciting. One of the great things is no one has to stop their standard (and often failing) standard care.
@drterrysimpson Nicholas Hulscher is winning. You can't argue with the data he so coherently brings forth from the fog of medical literature misdirection. Try to keep up.
@JeromeAdamsMD Jerome- I remember feeling deeply betrayed by your poor leadership during COVID and disregard for patient well being and science. It made it hard to be a doctor taking care of patients. But now, I am encouraged to see you ratioed so efficiently.
@drterrysimpson Terry- do you think she understands more or less than a bariatric surgeon understands the renal physiology they harm? Pretty sure she's qualified to testify to her experiences. Pretty sure you are ridiculous to deny her eye witness testimony
@drterrysimpson Terry- It is doctors like you that have eroded the confidence in the profession. Your statements are so tone deaf to the experience of actual people it is amazing. I'm a different kind of doctor and my practice is booming. People demand respect now.
@drterrysimpson Terry- you are showing that you must not be a practicing physician, or if you are then are completely ignorant of the data. Show us how statins have lowered deaths from CAD? Show us how the vaccination schedules have improved outcomes? Those are just a couple places to validate
@drterrysimpson Maybe have them talk to a real doctor who knows right from wrong-- you clown. You dishonor us who actually are awake and treating real people. Your post is an inversion of reality.... again.
@drterrysimpson Terry- just curious if you gave nutrition advice to your bariatric patients before you permanently ruined their physiology to another one of your poorly thought out medical opinions?
@dr_demetre Reading your preposterous post and watching you get ratioed makes me happy. You have brought dishonor on the noble profession I devoted my professional life to. You deserve this ratio and so much more....
@marlene4719 Marlene- RFKjr is asking you to look at the risk/benefit ratio. This shouldn't be emotional or religious. Talking about a 'miracle' really doesn't reflect the data.
@drterrysimpson Terry- this set of statements of yours are not remotely true and have been disproven robustly. This is why you avoid debate with similarly qualified professionals.
@drterrysimpson Maybe that's just true for bariatric surgeons who cause the high death rate. I started taking care of their lethal complications in 2001. It was a robust career. Now I've moved on to bigger things.
@drterrysimpson Terry, you are losing. Likely you are a bot, but if not- your argument is already dead. Like some of your RYGB complications. I notice you don't talk about those harms.
@drterrysimpson Terry- this is profound bullshit coming from a bariatric surgeon. Post RYGB patients are chronically sick. I'm a retired Trauma/Acute Care Surgeon and I spent decades taken care of post 'fat pass' complications. Those people are often forever metabolically ruined.
@drterrysimpson Except she's quoting from the work of Dr. Malhotra (the cardiologist). Terry, you should read his book. It is written that you could understand it with the primary literature cited. https://t.co/tmSU8bEE1c
@drterrysimpson Terry- weren't you a bariatric surgeon? So your surgery failed and now you need ozempic personally? That is a sad testimony of the success of your surgical career.
@IanCopeland5 Ian- you are espousing the same retrogressive attitude that banned Barry Marshall (h. pylori) and Eric Muhe (lap chole) from medicine. Both were initially shunned and later honored for pioneering insight in medicine. This was during my lifetime. Conformity is not always right.
@theliverdoc LiverDoc, you are forgetting that 'alternative medicine' practitioners like Barry Marshall and Erich Muhe (both in your reported specialized area) very recently were shunned as 'alternative medicine' providers yet were correct. Homogeny of thought does not make good medicine.
@RogerSeheult Roger, that's not actually how things have worked in the past 2 decades. The DaVinci robot has had worse outcomes on every meaningful clinical metric than open surgery, but it has still become standard of care. Marketing changed surgery, not science or liability.