Posted on 04/07/2020 11:33:16 AM PDT by COBOL2Java
Interesting concept. I did not notice the credentials of the author.
I am totally a layman but I have been thinking that for a couple of weeks. The level of attention given this by all quarters of the government and private sector is really firing up everyone involved in the field of virology.
this person is suggesting rbc transfusion and hyperbaric chambers and I posted the same the other night and got repeatedly blasted for suggesting it...
PFL
re: Post number 81 posted on 04/07/2020 1:13:13 PM PDT
“And like I said, as the days drag by the lack of clinical evidence forthcoming is making me doubt there IS evidence to find.”
Betting that you are not familiar with the work by French Dr. (and Prof.) Raoult regarding hcq et al.
Also, Chrome translate works on this collection of reports (pages below are in Chinese):
http://clarivate.com.cn/coronavirus-resources/research04.htm
http://rs.yiigle.com/CN112147202003/1184469.htm
Also, this collection of research articles maintained by:
COVID-19 Therapeutic and Prevention
Edited by Didier Raoult, Po-Ren Hsueh
Last update 8 April 2020
re: “he offered you the journal of Infectious Disease to guide you .... And you are the zinc ionophore slut, you brought it up and THAT IS NOT THE reason that we use hydroxycholorquine.”
Stuck in an old paradigm; there are organizations outside of JoID ...
You’re a gas dr and yet you are pushing the 5G idiocy? Good to know. I’ll tell everyone who asks that dr_gas says it’s the 5G that’s causing all the death and point them to you.
This looks like the ‘six ways from Sunday’ virus. Lot of misinformation and docs in the field are mostly very busy and tired. I don’t figure on a single magic bullet. I remember back around 1995 when docs finally tried three at once meds for HIV, and it actually worked. Expect the same here. Not necessarily three, and likely some complications and contraindications. IOW, medicine as usual, only in a hurry with billions of people watching in real time.
The numbers coming out of New York State the last week don’t look like whatever the docs did there in the last week had the desired effect. Flipside, I’d be interested in hearing from the docs in California, Tennessee and Texas. Much better raw numbers, mostly but not entirely due to population density. Death to case ratio. And avoid whatever France and the U.K. have been doing, which was herd immunity.
I’ve seen material by some Canadian dentists who mention iodine - as in Lugol’s, but not so much in Betadine, as a potent viricide and bactericide. From the tech details, gargling with 25 ppm iodine (Lugol’s cut 1000:1) or applied to a mask or filter (higher concentration, so cut 100:1 to 250:1) seems effective. Lugol’s is 2% iodine and 4% potassium iodide, and 94% distilled water. Safe? Not safe?
I’m not a doctor, and I am not advising anybody on anything.
80 cases is one doctor’s result, many in ICU. 78 released as of 14 days out, one in ICU, and one - age 88 - dead. Half released by days 5-6. HCQ. Z-pack, and zinc. He had previously done a non-statistically significant number of people. This was from late March when I first heard, repeated endlessly. Usually the reporting omitted things like numbers.
The article doesn’t seem to be interested in the “anecdotal” evidence of Dr. Robert Cathcart’s 10 years successful experience with 9000 patients using high Vitamin C doses. That is a lot of anecdotes!! Then there is Dr. Cheng’s early reporting about Vitamin C clinical trials now in progress in China and due for official reporting in Sept.
http://www.doctoryourself.com/titration.html
If Fe becomes carboxylated or methylated (Carboxyhgb and methemoglobin) it irreversibly binds oxygen
Certainly possible - but not close to certain - that the Chinese are holding back useful information on effective vs. ineffective treatment protocols. So hope y’all are sharing clinical findings at internet speed all over the connected world. Even the Chinese.
I’m intrigued but also ignorant. Everything he said seemed plausable at 1st read
That’s worse than any real-life data I have seen elsewhere. It’s also a bigger number (900 in the denominator). My models suggested anywhere from 50% extra mortality to 8x mortality. But only a model, back in late January. Numbers you quote are 6x, and earlier and smaller numbers from Bergamo were 3x other year all cause mortality.
“IDK who NBC interviewed but the Dr in suburban NY had an n of 700 patients in a close-packed religious Jewish community with very positive results.”
It was Dr. Vladimir Zelenko.
ad to look up eosinophils. The ‘sino’ part had me thinking Chinese, which it ain’t. That would tie in to shock, then. So many opinions, not enough amateur-accessible helpful information. Although I’m glad that more people are finally following Semmelweis’ advice, after all these years.
Now I’m confused about your dismissal of the article.
The “malaria is a bacteria” quote was in reference to others, not the author of the article.
i already addressed that. in a few posts down i listed the other issues Inhad with it. several other physicians on the site have said similar things
>> also many atypical pneumonia’s are bilateral so he is wrong on that front as well
As well? The author clearly stated malaria involves parasites. So the inaccuracy concerning bilateral symptoms would be the “first front”, no?
I’m not debating the article’s medical merits — only pointing to the malaria misread — and, in no way questioning your medical insights.
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