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The media treat the virus as if it were Obama overthrowing the elected government of Ukraine and installing Nazis with Biden running the show. Total lies and total suppression of the truth.
ReplyDeleteThere's total suppression of the fact that hardly anyone under 40 dies of the virus. There's total suppression of any warning that those who are dark skinned are probably Vitamin D deficient which makes them vulnerable to the virus. There is total suppression of the fact that simply getting sunshine on your skin probably provides enough vitamin D to boost your immune system enough so that you are not vulnerable to the virus. There is total suppression of the fact that there are numerous reports and studies that were posted years ago on the NIH website advising that high dose vitamin D is the best preventative for viral respiratory infections. There is the constant disparagement of the effectiveness of hydroxycholoroquine.
Finally, there is total suppression of the fact that the small minority of people who end up with the deadly slimy lung syndrome (Acute Respiratory Syndrome) have essential been getting no treatment whatsoever when they go to the hospital (and die).
Is the University of Wisconsin Medical School a crackpot outfit? There are actually successful treatments being employed even for those with the ARS. But the public receives no information about the impact of the virus upon different age groups, preventatives and treatments. They are not informed that most of the people who have died have received no treatment at all while there are effective treatments.
ReplyDeletePierre Kory, MD, MPA Medical Director, Trauma and Life Support Center Critical Care Service Chief Associate Professor of Medicine University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health
Members of our group have now treated in excess of 100 hospitalized patients with our treatment protocol. Nearly all survived, The 2 that died were in their eighties and had advanced chronic medical conditions. None of the patients have had long stays on the ventilator nor become ventilator dependent The patients generally have a short hospital stay and are discharged in good health.
Absence of Effective National and International treatment recommendations: Before I go into the process and rationale for our treatment protocol, I want to highlight three critical factors that we feel are contributing to the COVID-19 crisis which we call upon the health societies to address: 1) The fact that nearly all national and international health societies such as the WHO, CDC, ACP, ATS, and many others have issued treatment recommendations focusing almost solely on “supportive care only” strategies, things like Tylenol for fever, gentle hydration/nutrition then oxygen or a ventilator to support breathing.. THIS STRATEGY IS CLEARLY FAILING AS EVIDENCED BY UNPRECEDENTED DEATH RATES AND WIDESPREAD AND LIFE-THREATENING SHORTAGES IN VENTILATORS, ICU BEDS, AND ICU PHYSICIANS AND NURSES. OUR EARLY RECOGNITION OF THE FAILURE OF THIS TREATMENT APPROACH IS WHAT PROMPTED US TO FORM OUR GROUP.
As for the timing: Figure 1 below, illustrates the importance of understanding the two distinct, yet overlapping, phases of this disease.
1. The viral replicative phase — this occurs early, largely in outpatients. Mild symptoms: fevers, fatigue, body aches, and sore throat are felt as the virus directly invades the tissues and causes systemic symptoms (but no organ dysfunction) i. This is the phase anti-viral therapies should be focused on, i.e. before patients reach the hospital where medicines like hydroxychloroquine or Remdesivir would have the greatest impact to keep the patient away from the hospital and ICU
2. The hyper-inflammatory, immune response phase (what brings patient to the hospital) is a state of immune system dysregulation whereby immune cells exit the blood vessels into tissues, causing massive inflammation within and failures of the major organs, most commonly the lungs, brain, heart, and kidneys. It is this later, hospitalized “hyper-inflammatory” phase that our protocol is designed to treat and where experts in hospital and ICU medicine are needed.
https://www.hsgac.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Testimony-Kory-2020-05-06-REVISED.pdf