[gas_dr]

Because once you hit the inflammatory stage monoclonals are actually quite dangerous. That’s why early treatment is so key with them. Think about it. Antibodies trigger inflammation processes in order to destroy the virus. Once in late phase it only files the fire.

That being said at one of the hospitals one of my closest colleagues practices at in Florida in a rural county — DeSantis has put a strike force at the hospital. Anyone who comes to the ER and tests positive with symptoms gets immediate therapy

This is how it should look. DeSantis appears to have put it in the right hands at the locations.

[Just mythoughts]

That was not my question... WHY the need to set up a separate sites from the hospital to introduce ‘monoclonals’. Why not at the hospital? DeSantis is NOT opposed to ‘primary’ health care ... other states seem to follow Fauci directives.

[LilFarmer]

Once again you don’t mention the fact that you have to be over 65 with significant risk factors to even qualify for monoclonals. This was confirmed by my doctor. He would not prescribe it for me or my husband. His suggestion to us would be to take Vitamin C, Vitamin D, zinc, aspirin and call him if we can’t breathe.

So I have ivermectin on hand, and DH is taking it prophylactically because he is around a lot of people daily.

And since your next response is usually you haven’t found it effective, here are 63 studies, all but 2 say otherwise. https://ivmmeta.com/