Category: US

Follow the Money: Hydroxychloroquine vs. the “Vaccine”

With a medical establishment seemingly hell-bent on making billions of dollars instead of providing a viable, effective, low-cost pre-hospital treatment, Dr. Zelenko suffered the fate so many have experience since Nov. 4 of 2020. The life-saving information he shared on Twitter was cut off because they terminated his account without warning.

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Dr Vladimir Zelenko and Craig Kelly MP: Vaccine or Experimental Gene Therapy?

Anyone under the age of 45 with no medical problems has a 99.998% chance of recovery from Covid-19 without intervention with minor symptoms. Question – is there any point in vaccinating this age group? Will it stop the spread? Dr Zelenko observes that “medical textbooks have certain criteria for ‘what’s considered a vaccine'”.
“What we’re talking about with the Moderna and the Pfizer, is experimental gene therapy that hasn’t been approved. It only has an ‘Emergency Use Authorisation’ for experimental gene therapy.”

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Dr Vladimir Zelenko and Craig Kelly MP: Stop the fear mongering

Knowledge is the power to remove the fear. Prophylaxis and early treatment is absolutely possible. Treatment costs are very cheap, available by mouth and safe. The treament protocol has been replicated dozens of times by world class researchers and they all conclude that there is an 85% reduction in hospitalisation and death IF you treat people early.

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Dr Vladimir Zelenko and Craig Kelly MP: Politics is a blood sport

Dr Zelenko wryly observed that in Australia, Professor Borody knew that the Zelenko treatment ‘won’t fly’ and offered up an alternative solution: ivermectin, doxycycline and zinc.
The reason it ‘won’t fly’? Politics. The streets of the earth are quite literally saturated with the blood of the innocent, due to political interference in medical treatment.

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Dr Vladimir Zelenko and Craig Kelly MP: Who do you put your trust in?

Mainstream media has dropped the ball terribly as they spin their own one-sided narrative on Covid-19. Life-saving peer-reviewed studies are continually blocked by the media giants. Join MP Craig Kelly and Dr Vladimir Zelenko as they discuss media bias, where that leaves the citizens of the world, and who they should put their trust into.

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Community Memorial Health Chief with COVID treated early at home with hydroxychloroquine

The suggested treatment protocol ideally begins when someone first tests positive for COVID-19. Patients are started on a daily “nutraceutical bundle” of zinc sulfate (220 mg), Vitamin D (5000 IU), Vitamin C (3000 mg), and a flavonoid called quercetin (500 mg), found in several fruits and vegetables, which reduces viral replication. All are available over the counter.
For those 50 years or older with one or more comorbidities, an intravenous infusion of monoclonal antibodies is suggested. In addition, the patient is immediately started on an array of anti-infective agents, which includes hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin, azithromycin, doxycycline, and favipiravir. Some patients are started on a steroid like prednisone, and some are given an anticoagulant.

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How Many Americans Has the American Medical Establishment Killed?

I am specifically referring to hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. These drugs (along with zinc), which are as safe as any medicines humanity has taken in the last half-century, should have been almost universally used to treat COVID-19 patients as soon as those patients showed symptoms or tested positive — and even as a prophylactic to prevent or minimize the effects of the illness in the first place. If they had been, it is likely that tens, maybe hundreds, of thousands of those who died of the virus would have lived. Given how safe hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin are, what could we have possibly lost by allowing millions of people to take these medicines?

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HCQ Peer-reviewed: Pathophysiological Basis and Rationale for Early Outpatient Treatment of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) Infection

American Journal of Medicine announces peer-reviewed early outpatient treatment protocol for Covid19 including hydroxychloroquine. Acute COVID-19 has a great range of clinical severity from asymptomatic to fatal. In the absence of clinical trials and guidelines, with hospitalizations and mortality mounting, it is prudent to deploy treatment for COVID-19 based on pathophysiological principles.

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