How the Critical Care Physicians of the FLCCC Saved Thousands of Lives—Even When No One Would Listen (US 2020-11) Dr. Osgood "This may be our one chance ... of preventing hell"

[-] TrumpLyftAlles | 3 points | Dec 25 2020 00:43:31

The quote "... of preventing hell" is at 18:37.

[-] dogrescuersometimes | 1 points | Dec 25 2020 07:48:49

good find

[-] Fullfacts23 | 3 points | Dec 25 2020 08:02:47

Very good presentation by Dr Osgood.

Wendy Hoy, Professor of Medicine at the University of Queensland wrote to the British Medical Journal on April 26. Prof. Hoy has extensive experience using ivermectin as an antiparasite medicine.

See her recommendation then here:

View rapid responses at https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.m1432

Here is an excerpt:

“Research is proceeding on optimal doses for efficacy and likely safety, the WHO is directing additional focus to Ivermectin, and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is supporting redirection of US $19 million of its grant funds to repurposing Ivermectin for COVID management. Trials with Ivermectin are not yet listed among the COVID-19 clinical trials dashboard.”

“Trials could be implemented immediately of oral Invermectin at current therapeutic doses (often two single doses a week apart), which are generally safe, to assess its efficacy in both treatment and prophylaxis of COVID infections.”

Such trials were later listed on the NCT. But did any of Gates funds actually end up funding trials? Did any of the Helmsley Trust money which went to the Doherty Institute (the place of the Caly et al in vitro result) eight months ago actually find its way into human trials. There was also an Australian government grant to the Institute of over a million AUD.

The positive trials we do have include those by Gorial, Alam x2, Shouman, Khan, Mahmud, Carvallo, Rajter, Morgenstern, Afsar, Elgazzar, Niaee, Behera, Budhiraja and teams. Three are about prophylaxis.

Secretary for Agriculture Amit Prasad, in charge of covid testing in India’s largest state by population, Uttar Pradesh, with over 200m people wrote favourably about ivermectin in the Indian Express online on December 17. Ivermectin kiosks there started in Lucknow in August. Health Minister Viswajit Rane in India’s state of Goa introduced home isolation kits containing among other things ivermectin and a pulse oximeter in early October.

Since September leading people in academia and government in the US, including the Biden team, England, Scotland, Wales, the EU Commission, Germany, Japan, Bulgaria, Czechia, Poland, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Sweden and Australia have all been advised of the drug’s potential. For some that included an update about the Kory metaanalysis of ivermectin trials.

The number of infections and the number of disease progressions may well have been markedly reduced by now if only these people had said, there is everything to gain and little to lose, given the drug’s safety. There is still that opportunity, until we achieve effective mass vaccination (query South African and South of England strains).

As Prof. Tom Borody, another Australian advocate for the drug just said:

”There will not be an end of the pandemic without an early therapy. Our infantry in this battle.

Vaccination will have it’s role…

But masks and distancing will continue, until early treatment and oral prevention are added..”

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[-] -tiny-- | 1 points | Dec 30 2020 08:45:17

Where is the video?