In a post on the pro-Trump platform Gettr, Loomer announced to her followers that she had begun feeling ill on Wednesday, prompting her to get a Covid-19 test, which came up positive.
“I had a fever, chills, a runny nose, sore throat, nausea and severe body aches that made my whole body feel like I got hit by a bus,” she said, comparing her symptoms to having the flu.
Blasting the vaccines as “unsafe and ineffective,” Loomer said she is seeking alternate treatment.
“Today, I immediately started a treatment of Azithromyacin and Hydroxychloroquine. I’m also taking the OrthoMune dietary supplement,” she wrote, adding that she has also received “Regeneron treatment,” an antibody treatment that was most famously used by former President Donald Trump when he tested positive for the virus.
Loomer blasted Joe Biden’s administration for “trying to cut the supply of Regeneron to Florida,” where the conservative author resides. Multiple states, mostly under Republican governors, have said they are facing shortages of monoclonal antibody treatments for Covid-19 since the federal government was put in charge of distribution.
Loomer echoed other conservative pundits by saying this is being done out of “spite” for governors like Florida’s Ron DeSantis, who has been critical of federal mandates and other pandemic measures taken by the administration.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki argued this week that the administration is trying to find proper “equity” in giving the treatments to states.
“Just seven states are making up 70 percent of the orders. Our supply is not unlimited and we believe it should be equitable across states,” she said.
In a post in her Telegram account, Loomer asked for prayers and said she was “in so much pain,” experiencing “body aches and nausea.”
Loomer, a former congressional candidate in Florida, has long been a controversial figure among liberals, and many took to social media to celebrate the anti-Covid vaxxer’s positive test.
“I love when karma comes for bad people,” one user wrote on Twitter.
Some have used past posts to insult Loomer’s anti-vaccine stance, with one December post becoming especially popular, in which Loomer says she actually “hopes” to get Covid-19 to prove it’s not as extreme as some say.
Loomer and others have pushed back against the celebratory response some have had at the news of the pundit suffering.
“Is it my imagination or is there a creepy level of implied glee in these stories about conservative anti-vaxxers who are having bad coronavirus outcomes?” pundit and ‘Dilbert’ creator Scott Adams wrote in response to news of Loomer’s condition.
Loomer posted on Instagram that she hopes the attention on her coronavirus experience will raise “awareness about how Covid vaccines do not work,” but alternate treatments do.
Podcaster Joe Rogan was met with similar responses recently when he revealed he had tested positive for Covid-19. Rogan has not revealed whether he’s received a coronavirus vaccine, but he’s received pushback in the past for criticizing mandates and saying only the most vulnerable should be inoculated.
Rogan revealed a bevy of medicines he was taking to combat the virus, including Ivermectin, which can be used in a variety of situations, but most referred to it as a “horse dewormer,” which has led to Rogan threatening a possible lawsuit against CNN.
Loomer wrote on Telegram that she “wishes” she had Ivermectin, but “a lot of doctors are really weird about prescribing it.”
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