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“We treated successfully many hundreds of high risk and symptomatic patients,” Dr. Fareed testified, noting that he uses a triple cocktail: HCQ (3200 mg over 5 days), ivermectin, azithromycin or doxycycline and zinc aimed at disrupting viral replication. Vitamins C and D as well as Quercetin, anti-coagulants and corticosteroids such as dexamethasone and prednisone further “reduce the risk of escalation to cytokine storm and blood-clotting,” he said. “The multi-drug cocktail is best given early within the first 5 to 7 days while the patient is in the flu stage. I use it especially in high risk individuals, anyone over 60 or with co-morbidities, and anyone with moderate to severe flu symptoms,” Dr. Fareed explained.“I used this regimen to successfully treat 31 elderly nursing home residents in an outbreak in June. 29 recovered fully,” he added.
“The science tells us that early treatment would be an effective strategy to use on a national level,” Farred said. “This realization motivated me and a few of my colleagues to write a letter to the President, a letter to my congressman, a letter to California health department, an Open Letter to Dr. Fauci, and a National Plan for Covid-19.
My response:
1) all of this, and Eli Lilly's recent pumping SA article, relates only to early stages of covid-19 infections. These drugs must be administered early.
2) people tend to wait to get tested. Then unless the "rapid test" is available, must wait 3 or 4 days for results (as I have waited twice). Then they may sit, see how the symptoms progress (more days). Then, can they get in to their doctors have quickly? (more days).
3) the above cocktail is rather complicated. How might we get substantial number of doctors to listen, to do their own research and then to agree,
4) too many infected folks still want to stay home and hopefully beat the virus on there own. The notion of beating it at home with no treatment, shoud be firmly discouraged. If it advances, these early therapies won't help
5) if infected, I plan to request/demand ivermectin, no HCQ, and Quercitin. Zinc, D and A on my own. Maybe steroid budesonide. (Dr Yo)
“We treated successfully many hundreds of high risk and symptomatic patients,” Dr. Fareed testified, noting that he uses a triple cocktail: HCQ (3200 mg over 5 days), ivermectin, azithromycin or doxycycline and zinc aimed at disrupting viral replication. Vitamins C and D as well as Quercetin, anti-coagulants and corticosteroids such as dexamethasone and prednisone further “reduce the risk of escalation to cytokine storm and blood-clotting,” he said. “The multi-drug cocktail is best given early within the first 5 to 7 days while the patient is in the flu stage. I use it especially in high risk individuals, anyone over 60 or with co-morbidities, and anyone with moderate to severe flu symptoms,” Dr. Fareed explained.“I used this regimen to successfully treat 31 elderly nursing home residents in an outbreak in June. 29 recovered fully,” he added.
“The science tells us that early treatment would be an effective strategy to use on a national level,” Farred said. “This realization motivated me and a few of my colleagues to write a letter to the President, a letter to my congressman, a letter to California health department, an Open Letter to Dr. Fauci, and a National Plan for Covid-19.
My response:
1) all of this, and Eli Lilly's recent pumping SA article, relates only to early stages of covid-19 infections. These drugs must be administered early.
2) people tend to wait to get tested. Then unless the "rapid test" is available, must wait 3 or 4 days for results (as I have waited twice). Then they may sit, see how the symptoms progress (more days). Then, can they get in to their doctors have quickly? (more days).
3) the above cocktail is rather complicated. How might we get substantial number of doctors to listen, to do their own research and then to agree,
4) too many infected folks still want to stay home and hopefully beat the virus on there own. The notion of beating it at home with no treatment, shoud be firmly discouraged. If it advances, these early therapies won't help
5) if infected, I plan to request/demand ivermectin, no HCQ, and Quercitin. Zinc, D and A on my own. Maybe steroid budesonide. (Dr Yo)
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