Posted on 09/05/2021 6:59:43 PM PDT by SeekAndFind
Cameroonian-American physician Dr. Stella Immanuel recently talked about cures for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). She elaborated on these drugs used to treat COVID-19 during the Sept. 1 edition of The Dr. Stella Immanuel Show on Brighteon.TV. In addition, the Texas-based doctor also shared two key tips on preventing COVID-19 from worsening.
Immanuel said: “People call me from the hospital all the time because they are sick and the hospital is refusing to give them the medication that they need.” She then shared a story of a COVID-19 patient she gave ivermectin (IVM) to and how she got into the crosshairs of medical authorities despite the patient recovering.
According to the doctor, she once had a male COVID-19 patient in a state where she had a newly obtained license. He also suffered liver disease but did not divulge it to her. “That would have been a death sentence,” Immanuel said. Nevertheless, she recommended that the patient take IVM and hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) afterward – and the patient got well.
However, Immanuel received a complaint from the state’s medical board for treating the COVID-19 patient with HCQ and IVM. The complaint said the two drugs would have put the patient at risk of liver failure. Immanuel nevertheless defended her decision to prescribe the two drugs. “The patient is alive [and COVID-19] would have taken [him] out,” she said.
Her espousal of IVM came in stark contrast to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), which warned people about using the anti-parasitic drug against COVID-19. It said that aside from not being approved as a COVID-19 treatment, many patients “required medical attention, including hospitalization, after self-medicating” with animal-grade IVM.
The doctor also shared her thoughts on the long-term use of IVM and HCQ. “There are many doctors … that will give you HCQ and IVM [for prevention.] I know there’s a whole thing going on about IVM right now, but as to HCQ – it is a better medication for prevention. HCQ [being used] long-term … has been tried and tested … for a long time,” Immanuel said.
She mentioned her recommended use of IVM for treating COVID-19. “I actually give IVM for sick patients and I give it for two [to] three days. I do it for day one, three and five – and I stop it. I don’t prefer IVM for long-term [use],” Immanuel elaborated. Given that the use of the anti-parasitic drug only began in April 2020, there was not much data regarding its long-term use, she argued. (Related: Arkansas Medical Board investigates doctor for SAVING thousands of lives with ivermectin… because only VACCINES and ventilators are allowed.)
Immanuel also had strong words for doctors espousing the use of one drug alone to treat COVID-19. “You are doing the patient a disservice. All these things work in conjunction with each other. It’s a multi-drug approach. It is not one-drug only. That does not make sense,” she said. Her remarks were directed at doctors recommending IVM-only, HCQ-only or budesonide-only approaches.
“When a patient gets sick, we put them on HCQ, IVM, Zithromax [or] budesonide; we put them on a steroid; we give them albuterol if they need to,” Immanuel noted. She added that “fifteen months into taking care of COVID-19 patients, I pretty much have developed cocktails that work.” (Related: Study shows triple treatment including hydroxychloroquine and zinc leads to fewer hospitalizations.)
The Texas-based physician shared two tips for everyone to be healthy and not get into a “situation of desperation.” First, she recommended that sick patients stay hydrated. Immanuel recommended that patients drink electrolyte beverages side from water alone.
She said: “Even if you don’t feel like drinking … [or] eating, please make sure you’re eating … [or] drinking. Force yourself to do it. If you don’t, you’re [going to] get dehydrated and the disease is [going to] get worse.”
Second, she warned that patients should go see a doctor as soon as they experience any symptoms of COVID-19. “When you have that first sniffle, don’t stay home … [and] think, ‘this is just a cold that is [going to] go away.’ Please try and just get to a doctor, get to us before we get to a place where you’re too sick for us to take care of you,” Immanuel said.
Pandemic.news has more stories about HCQ, IVM and other common drugs that can cure COVID-19.
In trouble giving a patient HCQ and Ivermectin, due to risk of “liver failure”.
I am preaching to the choir, but just ask yourself. Would 5 days of Ivermectin, or 10 pills, over a lifetime, be likely to cause liver failure. If you did that every day since birth, I can see the remote possibility, since you would have medicated continuously. But 1 week, twice a day? Seriously?
Ditto HCQ. Take it for 2-3 weeks max and that is going to cause liver failure.
They really do think we are stupid enough to believe these lies. Anybody with a modicum of common sense knows that a handful exposures from anything, I don’t care it is X-rays or lead particles, is not going to cause imminent organ failure. It takes repeated exposure to so damage your organs.
They aren’t even trying to hide their blatant lies anymore.
Medicine and politics is a horrible combination.
Even when caught in lies, they just keep lying.
The major pharmacies refuse to fill these prescriptions. "Corporate policy" is the explanation.
Treatments such as Monoclonal Antibody infusions (MAB) are also very difficult to obtain. You have got to be quick or your eligibility will expire. Once you are sick enough for hospital treatment, you are probably too sick for MAB treatment.
The "standard of care" is "watchful waiting", which means "Go home and take acetaminophen for a week. Call us back if you develop pneumonia".
They will treat pneumonia with conventional medicines, which seem appropriate. It is very late in the progression of COVID-19 by then. Results vary.
Brought to you by American Frontline Doctors. But, hey, if you want. witch doctor, I suppose that this is whom people should go to.
I never heard of this lady, so I went to her website. She sells all sorts of stuff there, pills and books. I dunno. Maybe she’s 100% legit. But it sure would be nice to hear from folks (on both sides of the issue) who weren’t running personal financial angles.
As I said, I don’t know much about this particular doctor. I’m just wondering where the time-honored advice to “Always get a second opinion” has suddenly gone to.
She’s actually credentialed, unlike the FRoctor vax pushers.
Is she controversial? I’d say.
Is she saving lives? Sounds like it.
I’m shocked that the FRoctors aren’t flocking to her, since she’s not an Ivermectin for prevention fan.
Must be the HCQ.
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Whoa....you two posted identical posts.
I was just publishing her bio as she is clearly kook. Second opinion is perfectly reasonable, but time is of the essence. I continue to adovcate getting Monoclonals as soon as humanly possible.
Didn’t she get the memo?
It appears that some of the armchair experts are willing to promote witch doctors because they take to the internet and make money off of crazy theories but it is in relative alignment with their beliefs. If you want to head to a woman who espouses aliens and conspiracy theories as a cause of illness, she may fit right in with some.
At the same time, Doctors are having a hard time reporting adverse vaccine events, if they can at all.
HCQ is sometimes prescribed very long term. unfortunately the chinese control pharma and both HCQ and ivermectin prescriptions are not being filled.
Make it in the USA.
i’m glad I did some research. I’ll stick with prevention. :)
Bkmk
Our recently filled HCQ and Ivermectin Rx’s are made in the USA.
Ping
Ok, point accepted.
Now what? You mostly cannot get access to the MAB clinics around here until you are too far gone to be eligible. "Catch-22".
Maybe, if you have the right primary care physician and have make all the pre-arrangements, you might be approved for referral in time. If the MAB clinic has any supply. They seem to be short too.
I believe your recommendations are effective. The treatment is unobtainium for most patients. Which seems to be a common theme for any treatment that may be effective.
Your report that 98% of the hospital patients are "unvaccinated" is not close to what hospitals are publicly reporting. Most organizations willing to share such numbers report 70% to 85% "unvaccinated". And they count anyone with vaccinations older than three months as "unvaccinated". Do you suppose that these numbers just might be cooked?
I read "back-channel" reports that claim the real "unvaccinated" population in the last two months is less than 50% in this area. I wish I could verify or refute such reports. No hospitals in this are are publishing any official numbers at all. Why do you suppose that is?
The official Government reports from Israel and UK admit that their hospitalized patient populations are more than 50% vaccinated.
Something is extremely wrong here.
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