Posted on 03/28/2020 7:49:55 PM PDT by saywhatagain
The Hydroxy treatment appears to be working so far! In an exclusive interview, Dr. Vladmir Zelenko shares with us a preliminary study outlining that out of his 699 patients treated, he has had ZERO deaths, ZERO intubations, and four hospitalizations.
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41 minute interview. Informative as he explains the effect of the virus. A little painful as the Mayor sometimes interrupts too much.
The whole treatment costs $20.00 and he claims 100% success. He defines success as no patient has died. Only 4 have been hospitalized.
Nice but ... that guy again? In the whole world can there be more than two doctors (this guy and the one in France) who give us some real data on this?
I agree, if it was that great there should be more doctors speaking out.
I do not think there is a cure as of yet. There are medical protocols that can f—k with the virus and give the body a chance to fight it.
There was an article by two in the Wall Street Journal this week
And the emergency room doctor interviewed by Tucker last night just apparently (according to Tucker) matter of tacitly mentioned that he’s taking it himself as a preventive
His documentation is available but requires a sub to the Mayors site.
They don’t want to speak out BECAUSE like TP there won’t be any left because the elite and their doctors will start hoarding it!!! It has to be better to just keep quite about it!!!
It is working here in Texas:
https://thetexan.news/front-line-er-physician-in-dallas-sees-coronavirus-treatment-success/
“At first, he experienced a high fever, but then he began experiencing respiratory issues including difficulty breathing. The hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin treatment, along with a nebulizer, seemed to work wonders. “
Fauxi drags his feet on this in hopes his buddies in Big Pharma come out with some new expensive drug real soon
COVID-19 Clinical Trial Launches at University of Minnesota. March 17, 2020.
This trial is testing hydroxychloroquine, an FDA-approved medicine for the prevention and treatment of malaria, available since the 1950s and known as Plaquenil. Recent work shows that hydroxychloroquine is active in a laboratory setting against the novel SAS-CoV2 virus, and the trial is designed to see if it translates into benefits for people.FIFTEEN HUNDRED people. That ought to provide some statistically valid results.The trial seeks to enroll up to 1,500 people who have had household contact or those who are healthcare workers that have been exposed to someone with known COVID-19 disease within the past three days and who presently are not ill. The trial is national in scope.
In order to determine if taking the medicine hydroxychloroquine can prevent a person with exposure to the coronavirus from becoming ill or in reducing the severity of illness, the trial will provide hydroxychloroquine to half the study participants, while the other half will receive a vitamin.
To be eligible, one must live with someone who has diagnosed coronavirus COVID-19 or be a healthcare worker with a high-risk exposure within the past three days. The research study medicine will be delivered to their home overnight. If you think you may be eligible to participate in the trial, please email covid19@umn.edu for further instructions.
The trial is being limited to only high-risk exposures, so that the trial may be completed as quickly as possible with the fewest number of volunteers. At this time, people who may have been exposed to coronavirus in the community are currently not eligible to participate.
This is a first clinical trial to determine if this medicine is effective in preventing COVID-19 disease in humans. The trial is led by David Boulware, MD, MPH, a professor of Medicine in the Division of Infectious Diseases, with a collaborative team from throughout the University including infectious disease faculty physicians, biostatisticians, pharmacologists and students. The U of M is funding the trial.
“If effective, this may become a worldwide standard of care for helping prevent disease in other healthcare workers and people exposed,” Boulware said. “Hydroxychloroquine is an off-patent, generic medicine that is inexpensive. A five-day treatment course would cost approximately $12.”
he explains why the Z-pack is so importan to use also.
Its a cocktail that very effetive very inexpensive.
“Fauxi”
Now that’s funny right there.
NeverTrumpers, RINOs, CINOs, cuckservatives, and other forms of Democrat hardest hit!
Here is the thing.
Someone, or some outfit, wants to be the hero.
They CAN NOT stop the use of these meds.
If this study does comes out the way think it will. They will be hero’s even if they were never the first to do it.
So its now a race to see who is going to be the hero.
Fantastic
Dr. William Grace ... Lennox Hill in NYC... was on Fox several times ... 100 patients, no death a couple weeks ago.
Malaria drugs touted by Trump can work against coronavirus, top doc tells Laura Ingraham
I appreciate your post.
Good info.
Also a new French study was posted last night.
Coronavirus cure: French researchers completed new additional study on 80 patients, results show a combination of Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin to be effective in treating COVID-19
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3829117/posts
This is basically a test of Hydroxychloroquine’s use as a PROPHYLAXIS to prevent the disease.
The hydroxychoroquine, evidently, grabs the body’s zinc to fight the virus ~ thus, the need to add the z-pack
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