I just treated my 81 and 80 year old parents with Ivermectin (mom) and hydroxy chloroquine for my dad ( because he was on blood thinners) both recovered in one week. We used the flccc methodologies.
Clap clap. 18 months to work out that ‘Congratulations you’re positive, go home’ doesn’t seem to be the best strategy to reduce hospitalization and death.
@@marycastronova4973, When you unvaxxed ignore ant fools show up at the hospitals with your horse paste and Covid, they should give you your Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, and Zinc and send you home instead wasting ICU beds.
@@terjeoseberg990 a lot of difference between the Ivermectin paste and the prescribed Ivermectin, no offense mate but you need slightly educating on the difference, provaxxers are using the phrase "Horse worming paste" to merely belittle those that believe and have been shown that the drug works. When you vaccinated fools realise that vaccines are not always the only treatment, go ask any one suffering with HIV, ""We will have to wait for a vaccine, nothing else will do", "We have found drug therapeutics are the answer to help HIV sufferers", don't be so blinkered mate, even the FDAs approval of the vaccine is coming into question, using out of date data for a start and no releasing their data until 2025, along with the CEO of Pfizer sitting on the FDA panel, no conflict of interest at all, right? Watch this video regarding this "approval" ruclips.net/video/WOtvpk9rZLs/видео.html
@@geoffwood6044 First, for a variety of reasons, no professional is ever going to publicly recommend anyone take veterinary medications. Actually the medication Ivermectin is the same in the human and animal forms. The only difference, other than it's carrier, is that the human form is the form that has been reviewed and approved by the FDA for humans ( Animal versions have however been FDA approved for certain uses in animals). It is used, in it's respective forms, on and off label by professionals and laymen, for both humans and animal diseases of various types. The human pills probably also have less impurities, even if those that the animal versions contain are common to our pharmaceutical and food industry and generally considered safe individually by the FDA for people in different roles. I'd say they are a sight less dangerous than whats in the V. Those who disagree are welcome to look up all the ingredients in the animal forms and track down their safety profiles. I agree with you, the use of the "horse paste" phrase is just to belittle those who use the human form and those who source Ivermectin in what is sometimes the only way that is open to them currently. Many pharmacies, like CVS will not even fill prescriptions. Studies like this may open the door to mainstream use of Ivermectin......or provide light that it is ineffective.The world is in dire need of something that is proven to work when we actually get sick. It needs to be proven or ruled out. Not decided by dictate of the CDC and FDA.
@@terjeoseberg990 A lot of the vaccinated..... and increasingly so, have become sick and/or died from Covid......and we don't know what's around the corner next It may be, at some point, that all you proud V fans may need these treatments as much as everyone else.
How about you look at the FLCCC protocol. There's more to it than just ivm - there's quite a number of parts involved, and if you only include ivm, I suspect your study is designed to fail.
Am I the only one who thinks this approach immoral, at a time when there are many positive results from trials into #ivermectin #Fluvoxamine and #monichlonalantibodies ? Giving participants a placebo at this time
@cathy Scott Possibly. Anyone with half a brain who has looked at any research around the world knows that Ivermectin is highly effective. There are doctors who will prescribe it. Check out the FLCCC website.
If you're talking about early treatment and you're asking someone to contact you with covid diagnosis....you're already wasting quite a few days. how long before they can receive your treatment? it's a nice effort but already from the start...it can be faulty because of time wasted before treatment. Canada did the same thing....and it was doomed for failure because people weren't getting treatment until patients were already recovering and/or covid already caused hospitalization and at that point it's a whole different protocol.
@@marycastronova4973 that is the reason to wait until they are already in the hospital. Designed to fail so they can continue the vacs. One other "study" gave ivm at such a low dose that they expected it to not work but it still showed some effects so they just said it didn't show enough of an effect to recommend it. Designed to fail.
According to Dr. Pierre Kory early treatment is within the first 10 days. After giving his patients Ivermectin they all got better. But our government is not allowing the sale of ivermectin so desperate people are taking ivermectin for horses which is not the same obviously and getting very sick..so the media runs with saying Ivermectin is a horse dewormer and it is but Dr Pierre Kory has many clinical trials on Ivermectin for humans!!! FOLLOW DR. PIERRE KORY ON HIS FIGHT TO SAVE OUR LIVES!!
At TWiV 659 at min29 Christian Drosten indicate low temperature better to fit SARS COV2 replication Theoreticaly high body temperature are protecting from viral replication in SARS COV2 infection Avoiding antypiretics and cold oxigen (by warming medical oxigen) mitigate infection But also high blood temperature by avoiding hipotermia ,can theoreticaly avoid erytrocyte agregation induced by high antinucleocapside IgM antibody
I applaud you for undertaking this study. I'm not sure why the answers on potential treatments haven't been answered already. Seems like a pretty glaring failure of our healthcare system but at least you are trying to find the answers now.
Therapeutics are the way to get through this pandemic, the vaccines are failing and are not the way out. Too bad these trials were not started last year, could have help millions of people. Good on Duke for looking into these medications.
Ivermectin is possibly a good preventative, so I hope it gets studied more for this. Many are exposed to people at high risk of succumbing to the disease if they were to get it. That’s why studying prevention and ivermectin is Really Important!
effective combo: ivermectin high dose0.5mg/kg, Artemisinin 300mg ( WHO now conducting trial artesenuate derivative of attemisinin in IV form), Nigella sativa, Zinc , Azithromycin or Moxifloxacin, and FenoFibrate 200mg
Their government doesn't work for corporate - compared to the west, they are frighteningly efficient at getting a job done and moving forward. Too bad they're moving forward so quickly that they think they can actually outpace a disease which can exist in animal reservoirs. Would be great if one day people will calm down and just prescribe normal treatment for this, like they've been doing for decades. Treat the symptoms, like inflammation and respitory constriction, while the immune system fights off the disease
However ... given the multi-faceted nature of many successful anti-viral treatments (e.g., HIV), why are we seeking to test these drugs as one-off 'stand alone' fixes? Isn't it possible that many of them might address different facets of the disease and will therefore need to be used synergistically?
I dont know if you have plan to try Isoprinosine for Covid 19. It is an old antiviral drug cheap and indicated for a wide range of human viral diseases. Current antiviral drug for Covid 19 are very expensive and patient in third world country can rarely afford it. Other resort to taking animal antiparasitic drug which could be toxic to human. If you can make a trial on this medicine it will be a big help to people in poor countries.
I'm very happy to see this nationwide trial for early treatment of Covid. I'm only sorry that it took so long. We should have done this in 2020.
They had to push vaccines hard as the only choice first. Criminals!!
@@justinw2232, They started using Ivermectin in Brazil over a year ago and gave up on it because it doesn’t work.
@@terjeoseberg990 NO they did not....show us the evidence...why would you say that
I just treated my 81 and 80 year old parents with Ivermectin (mom) and hydroxy chloroquine for my dad ( because he was on blood thinners) both recovered in one week. We used the flccc methodologies.
Imagine Doctor telling you " your ECG looks abnormal, but just go home and if you develop chest pains go ER." Idiots
Clap clap. 18 months to work out that ‘Congratulations you’re positive, go home’ doesn’t seem to be the best strategy to reduce hospitalization and death.
So glad to hear this. I am taking the "I" drug currently with absolutely no side effects. Thank you for taking this forward.
But it doesn’t work.
55 with Copd ivermectin saved my like
@@terjeoseberg990 OH but it does
@@terjeoseberg990 not sure why you would say that, given the dozens of studies proving otherwise
@@terjeoseberg990 How you know?
Ivermectin or HCQ + Zinc or both.
Lol they know they can’t deny it forever
@@marycastronova4973, When you unvaxxed ignore ant fools show up at the hospitals with your horse paste and Covid, they should give you your Hydroxychloroquine, Ivermectin, and Zinc and send you home instead wasting ICU beds.
@@terjeoseberg990 a lot of difference between the Ivermectin paste and the prescribed Ivermectin, no offense mate but you need slightly educating on the difference, provaxxers are using the phrase "Horse worming paste" to merely belittle those that believe and have been shown that the drug works. When you vaccinated fools realise that vaccines are not always the only treatment, go ask any one suffering with HIV, ""We will have to wait for a vaccine, nothing else will do", "We have found drug therapeutics are the answer to help HIV sufferers", don't be so blinkered mate, even the FDAs approval of the vaccine is coming into question, using out of date data for a start and no releasing their data until 2025, along with the CEO of Pfizer sitting on the FDA panel, no conflict of interest at all, right?
Watch this video regarding this "approval"
ruclips.net/video/WOtvpk9rZLs/видео.html
@@geoffwood6044 First, for a variety of reasons, no professional is ever going to publicly recommend anyone take veterinary medications. Actually the medication Ivermectin is the same in the human and animal forms. The only difference, other than it's carrier, is that the human form is the form that has been reviewed and approved by the FDA for humans ( Animal versions have however been FDA approved for certain uses in animals). It is used, in it's respective forms, on and off label by professionals and laymen, for both humans and animal diseases of various types. The human pills probably also have less impurities, even if those that the animal versions contain are common to our pharmaceutical and food industry and generally considered safe individually by the FDA for people in different roles. I'd say they are a sight less dangerous than whats in the V. Those who disagree are welcome to look up all the ingredients in the animal forms and track down their safety profiles. I agree with you, the use of the "horse paste" phrase is just to belittle those who use the human form and those who source Ivermectin in what is sometimes the only way that is open to them currently. Many pharmacies, like CVS will not even fill prescriptions. Studies like this may open the door to mainstream use of Ivermectin......or provide light that it is ineffective.The world is in dire need of something that is proven to work when we actually get sick. It needs to be proven or ruled out. Not decided by dictate of the CDC and FDA.
@@terjeoseberg990 A lot of the vaccinated..... and increasingly so, have become sick and/or died from Covid......and we don't know what's around the corner next It may be, at some point, that all you proud V fans may need these treatments as much as everyone else.
These trials should have been done a year ago.
They were in other countries
How about you look at the FLCCC protocol. There's more to it than just ivm - there's quite a number of parts involved, and if you only include ivm, I suspect your study is designed to fail.
They are dragging this out as long as possible that way they can keep pushing the jab as long as possible.
These drugs he mentioned they've been using in India for a year now and being having quite a bit of success
Better late than never I guess for those who didn’t die already due to lack of focus on early treatment.
Am I the only one who thinks this approach immoral, at a time when there are many positive results from trials into #ivermectin #Fluvoxamine and #monichlonalantibodies ?
Giving participants a placebo at this time
Is this another trial designed to fail regarding ivermectin?
@cathy Scott Possibly. Anyone with half a brain who has looked at any research around the world knows that Ivermectin is highly effective. There are doctors who will prescribe it. Check out the FLCCC website.
If you're talking about early treatment and you're asking someone to contact you with covid diagnosis....you're already wasting quite a few days. how long before they can receive your treatment? it's a nice effort but already from the start...it can be faulty because of time wasted before treatment. Canada did the same thing....and it was doomed for failure because people weren't getting treatment until patients were already recovering and/or covid already caused hospitalization and at that point it's a whole different protocol.
So they could say there are no treatments
@@marycastronova4973 that is the reason to wait until they are already in the hospital. Designed to fail so they can continue the vacs. One other "study" gave ivm at such a low dose that they expected it to not work but it still showed some effects so they just said it didn't show enough of an effect to recommend it. Designed to fail.
According to Dr. Pierre Kory early treatment is within the first 10 days. After giving his patients Ivermectin they all got better. But our government is not allowing the sale of ivermectin so desperate people are taking ivermectin for horses which is not the same obviously and getting very sick..so the media runs with saying Ivermectin is a horse dewormer and it is but Dr Pierre Kory has many clinical trials on Ivermectin for humans!!!
FOLLOW DR. PIERRE KORY ON HIS FIGHT TO SAVE OUR LIVES!!
How can you ethically send placebo to a sick person during a pandemic? How does that work?
Please comment on the work of the FLCCC, Dr. Pierre Kory’s group.
At TWiV 659 at min29 Christian Drosten indicate low temperature better to fit SARS COV2 replication
Theoreticaly high body temperature are protecting from viral replication in SARS COV2 infection
Avoiding antypiretics and cold oxigen (by warming medical oxigen) mitigate infection
But also high blood temperature by avoiding hipotermia ,can theoreticaly avoid erytrocyte agregation induced by high antinucleocapside IgM antibody
Welcome to the party duke university. I wonder how long before your deactivated 6.
What drugs are you using for the prevention of blood clotting?
I applaud you for undertaking this study. I'm not sure why the answers on potential treatments haven't been answered already. Seems like a pretty glaring failure of our healthcare system but at least you are trying to find the answers now.
Because the CDC and the FDA have refused to create a "task force" into trials of Ivermectin, vaccines are (in their eyes) are the only answer.
Therapeutics are the way to get through this pandemic, the vaccines are failing and are not the way out. Too bad these trials were not started last year, could have help millions of people. Good on Duke for looking into these medications.
Ivermectin is possibly a good preventative, so I hope it gets studied more for this. Many are exposed to people at high risk of succumbing to the disease if they were to get it. That’s why studying prevention and ivermectin is Really Important!
A little late in the game!
effective combo: ivermectin high dose0.5mg/kg, Artemisinin 300mg ( WHO now conducting trial artesenuate derivative of attemisinin in IV form), Nigella sativa, Zinc , Azithromycin or Moxifloxacin, and FenoFibrate 200mg
Who now conducting trial, ha. Might as well kiss those goodbye.
What if you combine all three in a study?
About time.
China had treated covid -19 very successful,look at the huge population ,can you tell us how they overcome this dreadful infection ???
Their government doesn't work for corporate - compared to the west, they are frighteningly efficient at getting a job done and moving forward. Too bad they're moving forward so quickly that they think they can actually outpace a disease which can exist in animal reservoirs. Would be great if one day people will calm down and just prescribe normal treatment for this, like they've been doing for decades. Treat the symptoms, like inflammation and respitory constriction, while the immune system fights off the disease
You are so behind the times. Really, you are just part of the beuracracy. As someone as already said, set up to fail.
It is about time!!!
However ... given the multi-faceted nature of many successful anti-viral treatments (e.g., HIV), why are we seeking to test these drugs as one-off 'stand alone' fixes? Isn't it possible that many of them might address different facets of the disease and will therefore need to be used synergistically?
I dont know if you have plan to try Isoprinosine for Covid 19. It is an old antiviral drug cheap and indicated for a wide range of human viral diseases. Current antiviral drug for Covid 19 are very expensive and patient in third world country can rarely afford it. Other resort to taking animal antiparasitic drug which could be toxic to human. If you can make a trial on this medicine it will be a big help to people in poor countries.
Expensive is good for pharma
It's war and these people are the foot soldiers.
Pleaseeeeee