I think this doctor calling this a cure for CV is way out of bounds looking at his parameters for whom he treats:
1. Any patient with shortness of breath regardless of age is treated.
2. Any patient in the high-risk category even with just mild symptoms is treated.
I’ll be 60 this year which might put me in the “high risk” category. I have a sore throat and cough, probably due to chronic sinus issues. Would I have been treated and then considered “cured” of CV?
ANYBODY that shows “shortness of breath”? Get a few snoot-fulls of Lysol spray and I start getting short of breath too.
Other studies show these drugs to be helpful - but I think this use on pretty much anybody is not useful, and is a waste of the drugs when actual CV patients need them.
yeah but on the flip side we’re seeing folks going in to some hospitals and being extremely sick, not getting tested, and denied the treatment because they haven’t been tested- just an ugly circle of red tape- thankfully this doc is just giving it to everyone that he suspects needs it- I personally think we have plenty of the drug available, and much more on it’s way-
Here’s just such an article where folks can’t even get tested
Coloradans still struggling to find doctors, tests for COVID-19
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3829132/posts
My question about this guy is, who is he treating? Hes in Monroe, has he been driving over the Ex Tappan Zee to New Rochelle for weeks to have collected data, enough to definitively publish a golden work? Who is this guy? 59 is young btw:) Get off my lawn.