“We know that this is something that has been extremely successful. It’s really about trying to convince our peers that this is as successful as what we have experienced,” Rajter told “John Bachman Now,” adding that “our local peers have actually seen the benefit of that, other colleagues of mine are using it widely in their practice.”

He said, “Looking at this, it’s kind of very interesting to me, you look at early intervention for other diseases, we’re very aware that the earlier we intervene the better the outcomes are. So we know that if we were to use this [on] our patients early on, we could decrease the likelihood of having people hospitalized and decrease the burden on the hospital systems, like we see in the Midwest.”

Rajter also said that the treatment “could decrease the economic impact on the economy because people could go back to their normal lives.”

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Good post, love the comments!

Watch the hearing tomorrow (Tuesday) at 10:00 AM on CSPAN. Dr. Rajter is one of those testifying, Dr. Tory of the FLCCC too!

https://c-span.org/video/?507035-1/senate-homeland-security-committee-holds-hearing-covid-19-pandemic

View Part 1 of "Early Outpatient Treatment: An Essential Part of a COVID-19 Solution" here:

https://c-span.org/video/?478159-1/senate-hearing-covid-19-outpatient-treatment

Dr. McCullough who self-treated with ivermectin and HCQ testified in Part 1.

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