From the article
We wanted to hear perspectives from from Dr. Fauci and Gilead, the maker of remdesivir, but they declined our interview requests. We also contacted numerous scientists who have criticized or are skeptical of hydroxycholoroquine, but they also did not want to be interviewed for this report.
Two Pod casts at site
About a month ago I said that almost everything cures the Wuhan flu better than remdesivir.
bkmk
Two words...
1) Global
2) Warming (or Cooling, depending on which way the wind's blowing)
Sharyl Atkisson hits another one outta the park!
There is little doubt Steven Hatfill was suspected of things he probably didn't do, but it's unclear how he would be an authority on SARS-CoV-2, other than that he worked for the federal government (which funded research at the Wuhan lab) at some point.
“Dr. William O’Neill: I’ve never seen science politicized in 40 years of practice.”
Nope. It’s never happened until now. Sigh.
Don’t leave out the zinc. I wonder if Sharyl Attkisson made it clear that hydroxychloroquine requires high levels of zinc in the body to be effective (some people may have naturally high levels of zinc).
Sharyl ping.
Hydroxychloroquine SHARYL ATTKISSON
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypWOVIgsQLI
At the 16 minute mark ……… Dr. Ivette Lozano and Dr. Ramin Oskoui
All we need to know about Hydroxychloroquine ……
“Dr. William O’Neill: I’ve never seen science politicized in 40 years of practice. “
Good morning.
HCL/Zinc/Zpack for most, immediately after positive test or clinical presentation of Covid 19.
Redivismir for those who have known contradictions to HCQ, including those with heart issues. Also started immediately after positive test or clinical presentation.
The Dr must be blind.
Global cooling, ozone hole, global warming, climate change?
Hydroxychloroquine can be prescribed to adults
and children of all ages. It can also be safely taken by
pregnant women and nursing mothers.
Hydroxychloroquine is a relatively well tolerated
medicine. The most common adverse reactions
reported are stomach pain, nausea, vomiting,
and headache. These side effects can often be
lessened by taking hydroxychloroquine with
food. Hydroxychloroquine may also cause
itching in some people.
https://www.cdc.gov/malaria/resources/pdf/fsp/drugs/hydroxychloroquine.pdf
Interesting that she included Dr. Stephen Hatfill . . .
I think they should use both protocols together to see what happens. I might just be that using Hydroxy and the R-vir drug together is the magic they are looking for. Each may have strengths that counterbalance each others weaknesses!
So instead of fighting over it...use both protocols together!
Because the disease is taking its own sweet time revealing itself, it's hard to interpret studies that enrolled in March and early April.
It's my opinion now that the window for antiviral therapy is pretty narrow and closes rapidly, the deaths are not due to active viral infection but to the consequences (hypercoagulable state, vascular damage, and cytokine overproduction).
That's by way of saying that antivirals given after the window has closed will do nothing, and studies that include both kinds of patients will yield confusing results.
And, if the triggers for the fatal events are antigen-antibody complexes, the vaccine may prove to be harmful - or not.
Lots of miles to go.