First Line Treatment for Long Haul - Dr. Pierre Kory
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- A clip from the talk “FLCCC and Long Haul Management” - Pierre Kory, MD, as interviewed by Eric Gordon, MD.
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1. Therapy suggestions for spike protein
2. How he found Ivermectin and the early results
3. The use of blood thinners and anti-cogulation therapies
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Dr Kory is one of those rare physicians that has been vilified for treating his patients
throught the pandemic with fantastic results.
Sadly, how Dr. Kory has been vilified is very familiar to doctors who treat chronic Lyme disease and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, along with a whole host of other complex illnesses. The medical establishment is not very open to learning things outside their standards of care.
@@GordonMedicalAssociates Baiting a hook here. What are the dosages?
@@InvisibleVisible793 We cannot recommend specific dosages since you are not our patient. We recommend reaching out to your provider to speak with them about adding something new into your plan or you can speak with our new patient coordinator about working with one of our doctors gordonmedical.com/discovery-call/
Doctor Kory has a book called The War on Ivermectin. All health professionals should have a copy.
I've had long covid for 2yrs. Recently learned about Ivermectin.. I could only purchase the horse version. 18.7 mgs. Been taking a pea sized amount in morning and night. I'm feeling better ❤
The Lord bless and protect this man and reward him for standing up.
Dr. Kory was the 2022 CHM/PHA Humanitarian Physician of the Year Recipient (HPYA)
A HERO
He came to Australia and he's a fantastic guy...!
We were so fortunate to have him participate!
God bless Dr. Kory. 🙏
Doctor Pierre Kory 🙏 thank you…
How is it possible that so few people have watched this?
His having been on the front line since the beginning & having such a background; I'll stand with him over the
establishment media & admin pushing a minimally tested vaccine.
I am sharing with my community!
@@metaphysicallyfitstudio5553 ❤
Flccc alliance saved me. I was sick off and on since the first variant. I was just not able to clear it. The protocols aee so helpful!
Good to hear you have done so well! ♥ Over time, we found the FLCCC protocols are very good for people who were generally healthy before they caught COVID. We are now finding that some people do need more comprehensive treatment, just like our other patients with complex illness. It is good to have a range of potential treatments, as you don't want to overtreat OR undertreat.
Continue to feel well!
For sure, I actually have reactivated Epstein-Barr and a suppressed immune system so it's been the only way I can function. Off protocols I'm bedridden within a month of exposure. Lots of options, and everyone is different, I just appreciate honest dialogue.
Hi, what were your symptoms? Glad you are better
@@GordonMedicalAssociateslooking for quick help on how to find the FLCCC protocol. We need it in my home. Thank you! 🙏🏼
The truth will set you free!
After watching Dr Kory discuss the success of ivermectin, I was on board to take it in case I would get covid. I found Dr Kory on youtube.
For those of you still questioning the vaccine.
Do yourself a big favor and listen to the latest Sam Harris video discussing C19. Absolutely brilliant piece.
What about Augmented NAC from Zerospike
I cannot make out what Dr. Kory is saying after Ivermectin " Low dose ?????? " I just can't make out what he is saying ?
Low dose naltrexone
Thankfully, I never took the vax. About 2 years ago after I quit cigarettes I started having some light pressure in my forehead(between eyes). It comes and goes, but it’s still there basically every day off and on. I wonder if either remedy spoken about in the video would help that? Nothing else has worked
Thought I might add I’ve never had anything that remotely felt like a headache or pressure in my life. Not even the first hint of a headache.
I had a scan done of my brain which ruled out all the scary stuff.
There are many possible issues that can cause the symptom you are describing, many or most of which will not respond to the mentioned treatments in this video. Most important is to find out why it is happening. Only then can it be addressed. Did you get COVID before this started happening? Were you exposed to a toxin in the air, water, or food? How about mold? Do you have Lyme disease? Another kind of infection? Did you have an auto accident? Do you have an imbalance in your phyical structure? What other symptoms do you have? You need someone to review these kinds of issues with you and track down what can be causing this issue with your head pressure. Find a doctor that looks at the whole person. Check out this video on What Your Doctor Might Be Missing ruclips.net/video/gYSnqmEQae0/видео.html
@@GordonMedicalAssociates if I had gotten Covid prior to that I didn’t have any symptoms. About 2 days before that I did use spray paint on an at home project, but I didn’t spray it indoors. I did sand indoors with some sandpaper. Other than that no issues whatsoever. No illnesses, no problems, no medication.
Initially I thought I had a reaction to the nicotine gum. Maybe it was something toxic in the spray paint or what I was sanding. Could it still bother someone 2 years later? If so, is there any remedy at this point?
@@natbornpuller often there are underlying issues that the person was not aware of. This is why it is important to see a practitioner that can look at the whole person. It is impossible to say over the internet what is causing your symptoms and what to do about it. The things listed are only some of the possible drivers of that symptom. We DO NOT recommend that you try the treatments mentioned in this video without the supervision of a qualified medical professional, and then only when indicated.
Are there double blind studies that prove any of his claims?
If not...why not?
You would need to check with Dr. Kory about the studies. In our own practice, we found that treatment is more nuanced, requiring us to pay attention to the patient's medical history, symptoms, and response to treatment. The same treatments don't work for everyone.
Dr. Gordon did talk about why the studies are not always useful in another talk with Dr. Tania Dempsey during the summit. This talk will go up later today on our channel, but here is a section of the transcript.
"My prayer is to have a way to actually harvest the information that primary care doctors or consultant doctors, like we are, get. Just imagine if we actually could collect our data, and have scientists really, and researchers look at it. It’d be very hard because, again, just so people understand what makes medical science so difficult and make it a science is because science likes experiments with single variables. And you cannot do that with people. So we're kind of left with stuff that still sounds like anecdotes, you just got a lot of them. To collect clean data often means to clean out the human piece, you know, and that's why they study mice, because it's easy, they're all the same.
So anyway, just for people to understand that that's why medical research on things that really, we care about, which is human health, is so confusing. And that's why when you look at the stupid studies, which I call the stupid studies, so the epidemiologic ones that look at like, you know, population studies, that's why one population study tells you eat meat, the next one says be a vegetarian. The other one says drink coffee. The other one says don't drink coffee. It's because they're asking the wrong questions, and they're getting garbage. Because there are some people who should eat meat, there are some people who do better vegetarian, there are some people who coffee is wonderful for, and there are other people who it is (bad for), we're different. And until we get that through medicine, and figure out a way that really smart people can help us do experiments, while we still can hold the variability that's the human condition, we're kind of stuck. I want so much to have data, I want to be able to know how to help my patients. But at this point in time, a lot of it is just what seems to work." Dr. Eric Gordon, MD
@@GordonMedicalAssociates In other words, there is likely some placebo effect to be had with Ivermectin. That's fine. Maybe some people actually benefit from deworming. That's fine too.
But in dozens of countries, the vast majority of medical professionals have determined Ivermectin has no value for C19.
What is LDN?
LDN stands for low-dose naltrexone
@@GordonMedicalAssociates Thx
You cannot buy Ivermectin anywhere in Europe though. We need other options as the medical profession are gaslighting us
@topchic7475 Treatment for Long Haul COVID has been going through rapid changes. This video was recorded more than a year ago. With our patients, who are the most sick, we found that the FLCCC protocols were not enough. In our clinic at Gordon Medical, we find that people who don't recover eaily from Long COVID often have other issues like reactivated infections, toxins, etc that may be limiting their recovery. Often these issues were not causing problems before the patient got COVID, but the virus pushed them too far for their system to handle. You can look at our COVID playlist to see how we think about this. ruclips.net/p/PLmhCPRXFTbUO52kwrMZWraowL0uqJ-aZJ
Or you can get our eBook that addresses this. gordonmedical.com/me-cfs-long-haul-connection-eguide/
@@GordonMedicalAssociatesQUESTION: IS THE "!?VIRU$!?" COVID!?? OR ARE THESEVSAME SUBJECTS VACCINATED!???
Look up dry fasting club, I have some options.
Would it be better for rx sensitive patients to work with something like Quercetin or NAC instead of these rx's first? I have had chronic illness many yrs--cfs/fibro, MCS, MCAS, EMF sensitivities & after so many problems with medicine, I only use nutritional supplements & natural therapies (I tolerate many supplements, though not all). End November, my roommate came down sick & tested negative for covid twice. Few days later I came down sicker than I've ever been in my life (I'm 53 & usually don't get sick, or if I'm sick its less than a week). Lost 10 lbs first week due to nausea, diarrhea, could barely eat, then 2nd week I felt like getting in trouble with my respiratory symptoms--bad cough, so much mucus hard to breathe through nose or mouth. My big guns couldn't cure it , so added Kan Antiphlogistic Formula (andrographis, dandelion etc). Week 3 much better but it was around week 7 -8 pretty much over it except spitting out phlegm often & had ringing ears. I then stopped the Antiphlogistic Formula & within 5 days the hoarseness and voice coming and going returned. Now at week 10, still ringing ears though not constant like before, and everyday my voice comes & goes--zinc lozenges & cough drops help. I wonder if it was covid though roommate tested negative. My PCP will prescribe iver or hq. But I am more cautious due to bad reactions even to meds. Lately I've thought of trying Curcuma, NAC, or Quercetin to see how that may help. I also have wondered if I should just get back on that strong antiviral/broad spectrum antibiotic Kan Antiphlogistic Formula and take for another 4-6 weeks, and or try other anti-virals like Garlinase or Olive Leaf extract. Perhaps even IV vitamins. I was thinking for someone rx sensitive it may make more sense to explore supplements/natural therapies before diving into rx. But do you find people with the conditions I deal with respond well to Iver and LDN?
@mikeshariden1946 sorry we missed your question over the holidays!
Usually we find when someone gets really sick like you are, that there have been low grade issues that haven't caused symptoms previously, until a virus or something else comes in and overwhelms the system. When this is the case, we have to go back and look at what those past issues could be. They can include chronic low grade viral infections, tick borne infection, environmental toxins, dietary issues, psychosocial issues, and structural issues. If you want to learn more, check out some of our webinars like
What Your Doctor Might Be Missing: ruclips.net/video/gYSnqmEQae0/видео.html
Ask the Doctors: ruclips.net/video/jblUKY5IEEw/видео.html
@@GordonMedicalAssociates Thanks a bunch for sharing these links--so appreciated!!
Does someone know a prescription-free source of Ivermectin in 12 mg. Tablets PLEASE??