From the start, doctors were telling patients that no treatments were available and to return to the hospital when they needed to be put on a ventilator. Maybe public outcry has softened the boundaries, but many have suffered and died from this draconian denial of all treatments. Dr. McCullough was momentarily choked up relaying the reaction of those told to go home without treatment until they needed ventilators, when he spoke a hearing before the Texas State Senate. That's why he and others created protocols - because the CDC clearly signalled that any and all treatments were to be made unavailable to anyone testing postive on a Covid test.
Monoclonals: From the start of the plandemic, physicians have been remarking that people fall below the required blood oxygen level for monoclonals before they demonstrate symptoms which would indicate the need for them. Even if you need monoclonals and are above the blood oxygen threshold, families report some physicians just won't prescribe it. Some require co-morbidities. Are they bowing to public pressure and letting these 3rd tier monoclonals be used sparingly? Too little too late for so many who could have been saved.
Baricitinib? What a barbaric treatment to provide to someone alreday sick with Covid! Just give them Ivermectin, HCQ/AZ and other protocols, none of this long shot, comes with horrible-side-effects treatments when HCQ and Ivermectin lack these hideious warnings and side effects:
The false potential of 'alternatives' to Covid-19 vaccines. PREVNAR13 and Baracitinib are insultingly inferior options. GIVE US AND OUR DOCTORS IVERMECTIN, HCQ/AZ and real choices, NOW!
The CDC only allows 3rd or 4th tier interventions they treat symptoms, like inflamation (Dexamethasone) rather than primary illness.
Remdesivir was withdrawn from drug trials in African nations because the risks outweighed the benefits in trials (withdrawn for safety reasons), which Fauci has reason to know first-hand, but that doesn't stop them from experimenting on Americans, does it? It was granted an EUA and withdrawn from use. I truly hope no one is still exposed to it - the 'liver problems' alone should prevent it's use. Note the EUA to Remdesivir in the US after it had been withdrawn for safety reasons from Africa - compare that to the safety profile of FDA approved drugs HCQ and Ivermectin.
From Wikipedia: Controversy
"According to international experts from the British Medical Journal, remdesivir "probably has no important effect on the need for mechanical ventilation and may have little or no effect on the length of hospital stay". Because of the high price, the authors point out that remdesivir may divert funds and efforts away from other treatments against COVID‑19.[24][25]
In November 2020, the World Health Organization updated its guideline on therapeutics for COVID-19 to include a conditional recommendation against the use of remdesivir, triggered by results from the WHO Solidarity trial.[14][21]
Tocilizumab, sold under the brand name Actemra among others, is an immunosuppressive drug, according to WIkipedia, and other sources say it reduces inflammation. None of these drugs you list are adequately safe or effective, like Ivermectin and HCQ/AZ. NONE.
CDC/Hospital/Physician denial of safe medications to Covid patients in the US is occuring after at least a year of demonstrated success (85% reduction in hospitalization and deaths) of various medication protocols which include viral suppression. Here's two examples.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8383101/
14-fold reductions in excess deaths with IVM use in Peru, then 13-fold increase after IVM restricted
Drastic improvement in public health arrives wherever Ivermectin is available:
