MyPillow guy gets Trump to trade in his advocacy for hydroxychloroquine for a flower oil to cure COV

[SheltieLover]

https://www.rawstory.com/2020/08/mypillow-guy-gets-trump-to-trade-in-his-advocacy-for-hydroxychloroquine-for-a-flower-oil-to-cure-19/

***** OLEANDER OIL IS EXTREMELY TOXIC!*****

https://www.drugs.com/npp/oleander.html#:~:text=Toxicology,lethargy%2C%20hepatotoxicity%2C%20and%20nephrotoxicity.

MyPillow guy gets Trump to trade in his advocacy for hydroxychloroquine for a flower oil to cure COVID-19
Published 1 min ago on August 16, 2020By Sarah K. Burris



President Donald Trump has come up with another cure to the coronavirus pandemic. According to Axios, Trump thinks that the oil from a flower could help save people.

“Trump has expressed enthusiasm for the Food and Drug Administration to approve an extract from the oleander plant as a dietary supplement to cure COVID-19, despite lack of proof that it works,” said Axios in the Sunday report.

More at link.

[Blue Owl]

1. Sounds like some tasty kool-aid -- go ahead Trump, have a second glass on the house, Mr. Two Scoops!

n/t

[SheltieLover]

8. Sounds perfect!

But he will, no doubt, want all school kids to take this!

[hlthe2b]

2. Oleander Poisoning as an Example of Self-Medication Attempt

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5056662/
Oleander Poisoning as an Example of Self-Medication Attempt
Işıl Bavunoğlu,1 Musa Balta,1 and Zeynep Türkmen2

Abstract
Background:

There is an increasing interest in herbal products as a self-medication method in recent years. Some plant extracts either turn into drugs over time or are consumed directly without treatment. One of these plants is Nerium oleander L., which is a potentially lethal plant, since it has cardiac glycosides. However, numerous researches of its extracts have been performed against cancer cell lines in recent literature. This contradiction leads to misinterpretation and induces the prevalence of intoxication or fatal cases.

Case Report:

This case is associated with an oleander-poisoned patient, who was admitted to the Emergency unit 20 hours after the first dose, and 8 hours after the second dose. Although she lives in a metropolis and has a higher level of education and numerous hospital facilities available, she had decided to take self-medication for her Hashimoto’s thyroiditis and malignant thyroid disease which was caused by her apprehensive thoughts. Oleandrin was detected in the urine at a concentration of 3.2 ng/mL and in the serum at a concentration of 8.4 ng/mL by chromatographic analysis at the time of admission.
Conclusion:

This case represents the misunderstanding of herbal treatments by the community. Promoting awareness of the potential toxicity of this plant among the public may help to reduce the incidence of poisoning due to Nerium species.
Keywords: Herbal treatment, oleandrin poisoning, self-medication

[SheltieLover]

9. Awful!

Although, I prefer herbs & always self-medicate, after intensive research.

Ty for sharing!

[hlthe2b]

15. I'm not anti-herb either, but one has to do thorough research & realize there is little regulation

[SheltieLover]

20. Absolutely!

I worry for innocent kids.

[SheltieLover]

36. Of course!

And I personally only do non-toxic herbs, etc., or dose very carefully.

[SheltieLover]

37. Why even make this oil?

Off to research!

[LeftInTX]

49. To kill insects?

[SheltieLover]

50. Dunno

Not sure. Parts of the plant apparently have medical uses, but not this way.

[crickets]

38. Thank you! Oleander is known to be poisonous.

I can understand how a lab might extract a useful compound from this plant or other somewhat poisonous plants (digitalis/foxglove) but it's not something to encourage people to randomly consume. And we all know oleander will no more treat Covid any more than colloidal silver or hydroxychloroquine but the Fox News crowd is doomed to believe.

This is just as bad as suggesting bleach. Good lord, this man is a killer.

[Blue_true]

3. PKEASE, PLEASE!!!

In your title, add “This is not from the Onion”. Because when I read about something this far out, I look for the Onion. I know, I know, I should have learned by now. Maybe it is just a deep yearning in me for a return to normalcy, where I am not stunned by crazy stuff from a USA President on a daily basis.

[SheltieLover]

10. I tried

Sorry there is no room.

[Blue_true]

22. Yeah, I know.

It is just me. My mind has gotten to the point where it is pushing back against the possibility that any public officer can be as crazy and corrupt as Trump.

[SheltieLover]

35. Me too!

He has been deliberately destroying our country for years.🤬

[malaise]

4. Oleander is one of the ten most poison plants on the planet.

The leaves alone can kill a child.

[SheltieLover]

12. Omg!

I'm sure he will want all school kids to drink up.

[hatrack]

5. Sure, that sounds legit . . .

[SheltieLover]

14. Lol

[Initech]

6. Hey it makes a perfect compliment to Clorox!

[SheltieLover]

16. True! 😁👍

Good one!

[Blue_true]

25. A Clorox chaser. Perfect compliment. The two won't leave a person as a half dead vegetative. nt

[SheltieLover]

34. Good point

These sob's need to be locked up!

[Initech]

44. The Trumptini:

1 shot of Clorox, 1 shot of Oleander Oil, shake well, pour into martini glass, garnish with a Tide Pod. Now that's good drinking!

[Blue_true]

46. ......

And that crowd says “hold the olive”.

[Initech]

51. You can make it extra dirty by adding another shot of Oleander Oil!

[yankeepants]

7. White Oleander

Read the book. Watch the movie.

[DBoon]

11. It does work in a way

The Covid virus requires a live host to survive

[SheltieLover]

19. Lol

I'm just worried about innocent kids.

[DBoon]

21. We are going to see a lot of dead trumpers who are going to try that

Watch over the next few days

People were hospitalized for ingesting bleach

Oleander will kill you much quicker

[SheltieLover]

30. That's fine. Their choice

But I worry for innocent kids.

[Blue_true]

27. Hopefully the anti mask crowd drink to their heart's content. nt

[SheltieLover]

31. True!

[Buckeye_Democrat]

13. Pfft! Amateurs!

Everyone knows to promote a cure that's non-lethal and highly addictive, then there's automatically repeat-business.

[SheltieLover]

33. Repukes already played that card with opioids

[Cha]

17. Oleanders will Kill Ya.

[SheltieLover]

24. Yes it can!

Aloha, Cha!

[Cha]

52. Aloha, Sheltie.. leave it to a Magat to push

Oleander juice.

[Newest Reality]

18. I think...

It should be obvious that Trump and his cohorts are trying to kill us.

I think they will end up killing off more of their base who will simply take their word for it. The Doh! Brigade.

Oh, he despises them so it may be good for laugh for his kind.

[SheltieLover]

26. It has been very obvious to me for quite awhile

Guessing putin wants the "big farm (usa).
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[Roland99]

23. Well, isn't that special?

Great. A moron selling an overpriced pillow via commercials at 3am and a guy who thinks ancient Egyptians stored grain in the pyramids

[SheltieLover]

28. Wahahaha!

Ty for the laughs!

[lunasun]

29. forsythia - remember that was the name of the natural cure hawked by a character sort of based on

an Alex Jones type conspiracy guy in the virus movie Contagion ?
People were lining up based on his blogs about “the miracle cure “
Big $$$
Illness, outbreaks , some people only see something like a new incurable virus as an opportunity to con for profit
Like trump & friends

[SheltieLover]

32. I didn't see that movie

Real life is stressful enough & now here we are in a putin horror show. 🤬

[lunasun]

39. I decided to see it after covid hit the USA . Understand of course I'm also the kind of weirdo who

first watched Day After Tomorrow (about a global climate change cold storm) while a freezing polar vortex of arctic cold air swept over my city freezing everything in its path and brought on by..
climate change

I thought both movies were good although not the genre I would usually seek out.
But because they were about current topics when viewing , it may have made them more interesting I suppose than if I saw them when they first came out, and before they mirrored a little too close for comfort in some ways our real life

H1N1 & SARS were the inspiration
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contagion_(2011_film)

[SheltieLover]

42. Makes perfect sense

I just can't...

[womanofthehills]

40. Anyone remember the movie "White Oleander"

The single mom is narcissistic and kills a lover when he rejects her. She poisoned him with oleander. She goes to jail for life but claims she is innocent and gets this big following of people working to get her out of jail. The daughter ends up going from one bad foster home to another and really hates her mom for her situation Good movie - it was made from a book of the same name. I remember reading it and throwing my beautiful oleander plant away for fear of my pets eating a leaf.

[SheltieLover]

41. They are beautiful, but deadly!

Glad you got rid of it without you or your pet getting sick!

Another member said a friend breathed the pollen & ended up hospitalized.

[lunasun]

43. Bad enough if it was a useless placebo these clowns were pushing -but no -a deadly plant ! 😡

[SheltieLover]

45. IKR!!!!!

Chumputin should take first LARGE dose!

Is this what's in putin's vaccine???

[Celerity]

47. GRIFTER ---- MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell owns a financial stake in the country using the flower oil.

[SheltieLover]

48. Of course he does!

Is Vlad's "vaccine" oleander???

🤬