This is the one recommended by the Frontline Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance
Posted on 04/11/2021 8:00:48 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
MORE HERE FOR THE EASTERN INDIAN STATE OF BIHAR:
Bihar’s Covid-19 graph climbs higher with return of migrant workers
[EXCERPT]
The return of migrant workers continued to push Bihar’s Covid-19 graph up as 56 of the 2,407 passengers who arrived from Maharashtra by four special trains tested positive for coronavirus on Saturday.
So, are the spikes attributed to the uselessness of Ivermectin, or the return of many infected migrant workers?
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Guvmint doesn’t want you to know
Dr Fauci, is that you?
Gene therapy approach vaccines are better, in your opinion, right?
Oh. What is your opinion on masking the population outdoors? Good policy? How’ bout double masking the general population outdoors?
Thanks in advance!
RE: India Again
I just read this article from the Manila Times ( Philippines ), where Ivermectin still has not been approved for general use by their FDA.
https://www.manilatimes.net/2021/04/12/news/p450-can-save-someone-from-covid-19/863101/
NOTE the date of the article — APRIL 12,2021 ( TODAY ).
In regards to the State of Uttar Pradesh, which approved Ivermectin late last year, it says this:
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This doctor also followed real world events in Uttar Pradesh in India, which has a population of 280 million people. There, the government approved the use of ivermectin in August 2020 and started giving it to hospitals and health centers. Since then, their hospital beds have been practically empty.
The Manila Times double checked this claim and confirmed it through The India Times and India.com. According to the latter, the recovered cases in Uttar Pradesh are at 601,000, with deaths at 8,881. The state’s total number of cases are around 630,000.
All good questions Seek, plus there’s such disparity in data collection and reporting one would want to take comparisons between different nations with a large grain of salt.
Some other questions seem pertinent, even with that proviso.
First, while it is true that, India is today reporting a rapid rise in case numbers that began about 50 days ago, they are still reporting only a little over 9/100,000 population, with deaths a 0.05/100,000. IE, very low numbers compared to a lot of other places. Can all of that be attributed to bad reporting? Or is something else accounting for India faring so much better than other large countries?
Second, no one on this thread anyway has claimed that IVM is a “cure”, pace the good doctor. The claim is that there is a strong therapeutic effect that would appear to have been well established by not one, but three separate meta-analyses of more than a dozen studies, including RCT’s conducted over the past year. Tess Lawrie, Pierre Kourie and Andrew Hill each independently conducted rigorous meta-analyses of the global data, and all reached the same conclusion: the only debate is “how much” it can help, not “if it can” help. Dr. Lawrie’s summary is the clearest: at the low end, IVM appears to reduce deaths compared to standard of care by 28%, with the possibility that the reduction could be as great as 68%. And we’re talking about deaths here, so that translates into a lot of lives saved, even at the low end.
Is that a cure? No. Is that compelling evidence of efficacy? Well, I’m not a doctor, but I can do a little math still, and the only way these effects are illusory is if a bunch of people with nothing to gain somehow got together and decided to lie about their findings. That seems unlikely.
It’s as though they are deliberately trying to stop the use of medication that might work because they hate Trump. /s
oh, now you’re gonna get all the MDs of FR riled up...
“Insufficient evidence” when it’s not the politically correct solution. But insufficient evidence is enough reason to make millions line up for mRNA mutations. Got it.
Dr Jackie Stone reccomends 0.4 to 0.6 Milligrams per Kilo body weight.
You can follow her discussion and survival of COVID 19 on this video:
FLCCC WEEKLY UPDATE - Dr Eric Osgood and Dr. Jackie Stone of Zimbabwe
The first 9 minutes are introduction followed by 22 minutes of detailed discussion then on to questions. Your question is answered 25 to 28 minutes in.
Maybe of note: https://www.cnsnews.com/article/national/susan-jones/physician-tells-senate-ivermectin-covid-wonder-drug-if-you-take-it-you
You've said it before. Numerous times that I recall. You also used to say that Hydroxychloroquine was working well in your practice but now you routinely ridicule people as "dinosaurs of the past who can't keep up with the times."
It's hard to keep up with the changes in expertise from you Covid experts without monitoring your thoughts 24/7. 48 hours puts us all out of the loop with you.
BTTT!!!!
2025 - 2028 John Hopkins document was a DRILL?
Most disturbing.
BM
“You are wildly incorrect. Ivermectin does not work in any phase of disease. How many patients and in what phase of disease have you treated”
I’ll take my own MDs word (and FLCCC’s, and Dr Peter McCullough MD) that Ivermectin is very effective.
If there is a spike in infection and mortality in India, it is likely to be among those who have gotten a cv19 vax.
Bump for later
My wife took it plus zinc, D, and C
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