Now a second doctor has publicly shared another treatment that he has been using successfully. Dr. Richard Bartlett, who has been practicing for nearly thirty years and currently works as an ER doctor, is using an inhaled steroid called budesonide outpatient. To date, none of the patients he has treated with the drug have been hospitalized or died.
The public health agencies love their double-blind clinical trials. Front line doctors like results for the patient standing in front of them. Amid a pandemic, sharing success at keeping patients out of the hospital should be celebrated and widely shared. Instead, it is being attacked, discredited, and dismissed.
For flu there is a much better and faster treatment than Tamiflu. That is vitamin D3 supplements. 900 units per pound of body weight in one dose. It worked for me 16 years ago after three days of a flu that had folks out of it for two to three weeks. 8 hours after the D3 I was fine. repeat for wife and grown daughter, later during another flu seige, with several friends and relatives. I and all of us have remained flu free since then by taking 5100 D3 in the winter months when the sun (D3 is sunshine in a gelcap)is low and one is covered up to evade the chill. The big dose of D3 seems to have ameliorated the WuHan back in early March for me and family except for son-in-law who insisted that there were no extensive safety tests for it so he would not take it. The rest of us had minor symptoms for a couple of days. He was very sick for ten days. We did not know it was CCPV until a week ago when SIL had to get an antigen test for his work.
Politicians have no clue on how to deliver a message. They are so egotistical that they believe every word they say is heard around the world, and listeners are taking copious notes.
Written word is 10x more effective than spoken word. A photograph or image (graph) is even more effective.
Since very few politicians have ever run a corporation and had to make a PRESENTATION, they do not know how to use differing communication mediums.
Yak... yak...yak...
“What did he say?”
“I dunno.”