Feline treatment for Coronavirus could stop spread of Covid-19? New trials started.

What the... red karma for the good-news hater.

Seriously.. even though this cure is black market and uber expensive it shows us there is a cure.

My guess is the overwhelming demand for such a drug is why everyone is so hush hush about it. Only the elites can afford it. Nothing new.

Stay safe everyone.

what dastardly thing are they up to now?

[link to www.onehealthinitiative.com]

'ONE WORLD, ONE HEALTH'
Combining human, animal and environmental 'care'..........


Mission Statement
Recognizing that human health (including mental health via the human-animal bond phenomenon), animal health, and ecosystem health are inextricably linked, One Health seeks to promote, improve, and defend the health and well-being of all species by enhancing cooperation and collaboration between physicians, veterinarians, other scientific health and environmental professionals and by promoting strengths in leadership and management to achieve these goals.

Vision Statement:
One Health (formerly called One Medicine) is dedicated to improving the lives of all species—human and animal—through the integration of human medicine, veterinary medicine and environmental science.


• adequate infrastructure and expertise at national and local levels, and at entry points
• timely and responsive disease surveillance systems for animal and human populations
• up-to-date emergency preparedness and response plans
• capacity for communication of level of risk
• capacity to apply international agreements and standards
• continuous evaluation and improvement of biosecurity
• governance and legislation in line with international standards
• adequate and sustainable laboratory capacity supported by external quality assurance systems
• established monitoring and evaluation systems for Veterinary and Public Health Services
• a legal framework with incentives through co-operation with the private sector
• a communication protocol between animal and public health surveillance system

This is what I have seen so far as well. These items are the best treatments. peace.

I posted this theory (why aren't we looking at this miracle drug that works on cats?) in several of the coronavirus threads on here. As a veterinarian, I have never seen anything like it. FIP/feline coronavirus infection tends to be a death sentence. In the wet form, there is pleural effusion resulting in mechanical obstruction of respiration and/or peritoneal exudate causing pressure on the organs.
I wondered aloud what the fatal mechanism was of the novel coronavirus because all I have seen is 'organ failure' or 'hypoxia' but not what the actual physiological effects are.
In the two cats I have seen owners treat with this medication, both had an almost immediate recovery from a near death situation. As in, I normally would have been euthanizing them that day or the next..I have had other cats that we were able to drain the fluid from and give them a stay of execution, but it was palliative and the most I have seen was maybe 6 months. This drug offers a cure, but is averaging 3k per cat, which is not doable for most of my clients.

Recommended dosage of 2mg/kg every 24hrs for 12 weeks: [link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)]

For a 100kg person, that would be 200mg/day

$337.50 for 100mg: [link to aobious.com (secure)]

So $675/day for a 100kg person, and a mere $56,700 for a 12 week course

Yikes.

I had a cat with corona virus once. He never got sick from it, but a lot of cats have it.

In this clip from a Simpsons episode they call a virus just like this one "The Purrfect Storm" because it came from cats. I wondered how that might play into this event. Maybe this is how...cat medicine.

[link to youtu.be (secure)]

It mainly causes upper respiratory or gi signs and is over but a few individuals (mutated virus? Genetically predisposed? Immune reaction?) get FIP and before these meds, they died.

Some hope here maybe??

US scientists have completed a coronavirus vaccine, Texas-based genetic engineering company claims

[link to www.dailymail.co.uk (secure)]

For a cure~