“2scents wrote:
ToraUmada,
Since you have out yourself out there, what other treatments do you offer for Covid patients and overall how is the disease managed?
Lastly, under what context is the treatment administered, inpatient? Outpatient? Clinic? Home based care?”
I don’t personally provide ‘care’ in the clinical sense. I advise people who ask on what treatment options are available and indicated for them, and try to put them in contact with a doctor who can treat them or prescribe for them. Anyone who came to me and had moderate covid, I will give them Ivermectin myself if I have & they can’t obtain it within a few hours, but I always forward cases onward to greater experts in the doctor group that I belong to, and to a few of the big big guns if it seems potentially complicated. I get far more requests about vaccine injuries/side effects and prophylaxis, especially recently with the vaccine mandates. The most intense situation I was involved in re covid was helping to arrange for a sick, elderly patient to be transported to a hospital 200 miles away so he could get treated with the FLCCC protocols by someone I had contact with who happened to be at that particular hospital and was able to somehow miraculously navigate the hospital admin/bureaucracy, when the hospital that he was going to be taken to was adamantly opposed to Ivermectin. (He ultimately recovered). I know of so many specific cases through other doctors who treat or work with the ones who treat covid with Ivermectin +.
Prophylaxis/early treatment is by definition out-patient. As far as I’m concerned, Mt Sinai (and I assume for other hospitals until proven otherwise) is a covid death trap or long covid trap to someone with severe covid and at high risk (google Bucko Ivermectin court case), and if you can get someone WITH MEDICAL/CLINICAL INTUITION to treat not in hospital with proper drug combo, stay out of the hospital. I know a few DOCTORS who did exactly that because they feared that if they went to the hospital, they wouldn’t be coming home again (approx. quote from one).
I’ll just add 2 prophylaxis options besides Ivermectin that are almost foolproof:
1. if you have vitamin D >50, you’re essentially immune from serious covid & complications, regardless of age/comorbidities (and a recent meta-study on vitamin D studies even concluded such – “COVID-19 mortality risk correlates inversely with vitamin D3 status, and a mortality rate close to zero could theoretically be achieved at 50 ng/ml 25(OH)D3: Results of a systematic review and meta-analysis”). (Active Vit D (calcitriol) and even precursor form (calcifediol) are even very effective treatments for ICU covid patients, significantly reduce mortality anywhere from 40-80% (hard to pin down because of confounds and lack of broader uptake at least in documented cases or by docs who talk about using it, one doc said that FDA banned compounding of calcifediol per his pharmacist.)
2. If you use mouthwash with cetylpyridinium chloride & povidone-iodine nasal rinse/drops/spray 2x a day (FLCCC pres Dr. Pierre Kory I heard say 3x if known exposure or test positive, keeping viral load down is absolutely critical), similarly near perfect record of success per doctors I know that encourage their patients (it’s a shame how these brave and heroic docs have to be so secretive about this, cuz if word got out they would be investigated by their medical boards and possibly lose their accreditation and jobs), but you have to do this wholeheartedly, not tepidly gargling for half a second in half your mouth, gargle in throat as deep as you can hold it, these are viricidals that kill on contact.
Obviously, please no one run with what I wrote and make sure to find a competent doctor or at least look up the FLCCC protocols yourself so you understand the situation. For the record, there is no replacement for a competent doctor with clinical intuition derived from treating patients for decades, but the basic treatments are far far far better than nothing even if using a general dosing principles as direct guidance for personal use. (Mods, maybe you can bold this last paragraph?)