Early home Treatment Guide

[-] TrumpLyftAlles | 4 points | Dec 14 2020 20:33:34

/u/blueheelercd, it would have been much nicer if you did the work of getting the PDF and posting the ivermectin-related part -- so I didn't have to.

Please think of the other readers. You can do the work ONCE and save ~700 people from having to do it over and over.

Is that a reasonable request?

Would you please write at least a paragraph summarizing each of the videos?

[-] blueheelercd | 2 points | Dec 15 2020 02:11:14

Yes, will do. Well noted. I tried to post the guide. It is a PDF and I did not know how. I was hoping people can download it? Posting a free seminar now. Dec. 17 th. by coexist.com.

https://covexit.com/

Prevention & Early Treatment of COVID-19: a Webinar with Professor Paul Marik, MD Posted on December 14, 2020 by covexit When: Thursday December 17 at 11 AM https://covexit.com/

[-] TrumpLyftAlles | 2 points | Dec 15 2020 05:19:57

You can ask questions during the webinar:

WEBINAR WITH PROFESSOR PAUL MARIK, MD, ABOUT THE PREVENTION AND EARLY TREATMENT OF C19

When: THURSDAY December 17 at 11 AM EDT Format: 15 minutes presentation and 45 minutes for Q&As

Audience: Medical professionals seeking education about prevention and early treatment of C19, as well as anyone seeking information about this extremely important matter.

Where: The World! – Online.

REGISTRATION: FREE – RSVP REQUIRED

https://covexit.com/prevention-early-treatment-of-covid-19-a-webinar-with-professor-paul-marik-md/

Why don't you post it as a link post and mention that the RSVP form is at the bottom of the linked page?

[-] Alexanderandjeff | 3 points | Dec 15 2020 04:17:12

The real strength of Ivermectin is to interfere with blood clumping .Seems to interfere with the cd147 receptors on cells especially the Red Blood Cells...The Covid virus seems to anchor on the RBC's causing clumping....IVERMECTIN appears to interfere with that process . There is a drug or a monoclonel antibody that can block the CD147 receptor as well, and stop the most damaging part of the Covid19 virus blood clumping...Both drugs should be used now to save lives and damage that this virus can cause .

https://youtu.be/f180woBuHig

[-] blueheelercd | 1 points | Dec 15 2020 04:57:06

Sent to FLCCC with attached paper in Nature.

[-] blueheelercd | 1 points | Dec 16 2020 03:38:32

https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3636557 IVM shields SARS-CoV-2 spike protein and that this spike protein binds to the CD147 transmembrane receptor as well as to ACE2 Sent to me in response to Nature Paper by FLCCC

[-] Fullfacts23 | 1 points | Dec 14 2020 22:30:35

Azithromycin has now been dropped by the Oxford Solidarity people.

[-] TrumpLyftAlles | 2 points | Dec 15 2020 02:21:28

Interesting! I think ivermectin has been paired with AZT in at least one trial. The usual antibiotic is doxycycline, which has the advantage of being an ionophore. (<= I'm pretty sure, but I only saw that asserted in 1 or 2 papers).