Gas_dr, you know I support getting the vaccine and the immediate use of monoclonals, but very few states let anyone below 55 have access to the monoclonals. Even those over 55 with an issue won’t get them if their O2 level is 93% or lower. I can tell you three people in Illinois in the past few weeks that go to a friend’s church who went to the hospital and later were upgraded (downgraded?) to their ICUs never were allowed to get monoclonals. Two were over 65 and one was late 50s.
The many studies at c19early.com and the incredible results seen in places like India, when using ivermectin and other therapies, show the general protocol has provided great results on the community as a whole, if not some selected patients with worse situations.
To tell people they have no hope with therapies proven world-wide, and to have them find no hope with getting monoclonals, is an unnecessary situation to leave them in. Even getting the vaccine leaves people vulnerable for a period of weeks and those people are also disallowed from getting any monoclonals.
I do strongly appreciate your help and insight, as always.
gas_dr stupidly dismisses Quercetin, mentioned by saintgermaine. Italian researchers demonstrated that it helps with the wuhan coronavirus.
studies at c19early.com and the incredible results seen in places like India
Somebody will say that Ivermectin didn’t work in some study. People in India use Ivermectin with other things. Dr Kory uses Ivermectin with other things.
All but one is now fine and out of the hospital. One 65+ male is still in the ICU in poor condition.
The male that did not go to the hospital had a 90% reading on the oximeter, then followed the FLCCC protocol, plus NAC and curcumin, and is completely fine today. The 65+ male in the ICU had two close relatives who apparently forced the doctors to do some aspect of the FLCCC/NAC therapy, and he's at home, doing much better. His O2 had gotten below 80%. The remaining 65+ year old in ICU had no one helping on therapies, so has been left with what the hospital provides from CDC guidance. The 55+ was also given FLCCC information, but my source does not know what was done with it.