Majority of Clinical Trials for COVID-19 Treatments Fall Short

re: Majority of Clinical Trials for COVID-19 Treatments Fall Short

Bil23438 — 6/21/2020 8:54:52 AM

Looks to me like the best treatment and preventative is hydroxychloroquine. President Trump and many medical workers have been taking it to prevent the Wuhan Virus and it works. Many studies starting with the one in France prove it is a cure. There have been many testimonials where patients who felt like they were going to die took it and felt better within hours. This very inexpensive drug should be available for everyone to take as a preventative and if that happened I would think the virus would die out. Seems to me there is something very sinister going on here.

re: Majority of Clinical Trials for COVID-19 Treatments Fall Short

npolog — 6/21/2020 6:42:52 AM

In relation to my original post...this website goes out of the way to CORRUPT and mess up any formatting that is put into a post.

STRANGE for a website that supposedly concerns newer info?

AFRAID of the truth???

It's not like SPACES in a post take up more room on a server...this is an obvious attempt to make some posts non-legible?

I know of other protocols in a similar vein. Why would I be concerned? Well if I don't manage to avoid corona virus I'd like to have a chance with treatment and not be put on a ventilator with an 80 % chance of kicking the bucket....

The protocol is detailed in links from the original Mercola article...or at the least could be researched from there.

IF YOU EDIT A POST..the formatting reverts to SINGLE SPACE...so the person (s) running this forum just needs to hit the edit button...and the formatting is messed up... Keeps readers from being able to comprehend what is being said???

re: Majority of Clinical Trials for COVID-19 Treatments Fall Short

npolog — 6/20/2020 3:08:30 AM

This or that? www.youtube.com/watch OR... articles.mercola.com/.../dr-paul-marik-critical-care.aspx "According to the article, efforts by Dr. Pierre Kory — medical director at the Trauma & Life Support Center and a faculty member in the Division of Allergy, Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine in the Department of Medicine at the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health — to share the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Working Group's4 (FLCCC) successes with other health care professionals have so far come to naught.

Kory was one of five doctors participating in a May 6, 2020, roundtable discussion5 on COVID-19 with ranking senate committee member Gary Peters, D-Mich. In his testimony, Kory states, in part:6 "I want to start by saying that I am part of a group of physicians which include several of the most highly published and well-known critical care experts in the country and world (Drs. Paul Marik, Umberto Meduri, Joseph Varon and José Iglesias). In response to the COVID crisis we formed the Front-Line Critical Care Working group …

Members of our group have now treated in excess of 100 hospitalized patients with our treatment protocol. Nearly all survived. The two that died were in their 80s and had advanced chronic medical conditions. None of the patients have had long stays on the ventilator nor become ventilator dependent. The patients generally have a short hospital stay and are discharged in good health … Our protocol has been out over four weeks. It is not unique, in fact, we are not alone in what we propose or have been trying … In fact, we are seeing an increasing number of similar protocols with nearly identical therapeutics come out from various institutions and countries, including the Italian guidelines, Chinese guidelines, Yale protocol, Montefiore protocol and others. Criminal treatment or cure?