CoViD-19 May be a blood disease!

What's JFI??

It's a parasite. Lies dormant, then awakens and attacks.

Parasite drugs will kill it.

A parasite is a living thing.

I A virus is not.

I know, I’m nervous about it but the strep isn’t going away

Hope only 5 days of it will be enough to kill it

But the real jaw-dropper was
how the use of ventilators--(needed in this battle against
COVID-19-YES...but used SO FAR IN THE WRONG WAY) & is adding to the
death rate.

I've been eating pumpkin seeds, as I have heard that they paralyze the parasites so you can expel them. Not sure if it will help, but at this point, it can't hurt, right?

His videos are awesome - he's been weeks ahead of everyone else on this thing. My go-to source for factual info on this thing.

Novel treatments? Haven't you heard, the trump drug's been discontinued due to severe side effects :D

Is this not the basic premise of the 5g theory?

Less oxygen in air, less oxygen to lungs, less oxygen to blood...

I've been eating pumpkin seeds, as I have heard that they paralyze the parasites so you can expel them. Not sure if it will help, but at this point, it can't hurt, right?

Here is the thing. The malaria drug can stop the activity its doing in the red blood cells, BUT WHAT CURES IT? Some get over it, but others don't. What cures it once and for all?

And that article about the red blood cells iron and oxygen was very good but, what permanently cures it?

Holy Crap! This makes a lot of sense and explains the progression of symptoms and why putting people on vents seems to be a death sentence.

This makes sense since they are prescribing antibiotics to people they suspect are positive but don’t want them coming in for a test unless we are at death’s door

Two rounds of amoxicillin for the strep didn’t do a thing, it kept coming back

Sunday had a virtual visit with a doctor in my health group who is not my primary but on call for him, my strep

She said with my symptom history and recent travel history in March she’s going to assume I have corona

She seemed to be in panic mode and it was pretty hard to understand because of her accent but she said she was prescribing the antibiotic levofloxacin

She said they have had luck treating corona patients who don’t need hospitalization with this antibiotic because it has some type of antiviral properties

She said that she has five or six patients with coronavirus in the hospital and apparently she is not prescribing Hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin Unless her patients are in dire straits

She will not use the medications as a prophylactic or on any patient that is not in dire need of hospitalization even though her hospital, Henry Ford, is running a trial on using it as a prophylactic

*WHICH COULD BE WHY DETROIT HAS HIGH DEATHS!*

Why not treat patients before they get critical?

She said that they are only admitting critical patients at the hospitals around Macomb and Wayne, not testing anyone who can manage symptoms at home

My regular doctor called me the next day to see how I was and I asked him again to confirm he prescribe HCQ and azithro if I needed it regardless of if I was in hospital or at home
been on this stronger antibiotic 2 days now and the loss of taste and burnt mouth feeling has improved at least 50%

SARS-CoV-2 is a virus, meaning antibiotics won’t do anything—if they are prescribed then most likely it’s because the doctor believes it is more likely he’s (or she) treating an infection that is bacteria based. Antivirals (hence the name) are what are prescribed against viruses. Z-pack is one type of antibiotic and in conjunction with the hydroxychloroquine has at least A chance of doing something. Again, it’s possible doctors are prescribing antibiotics in cases where they believe a biotic infection of some sort is occurring in conjunction with a virus though. Doctors shouldn’t attempt to use HCQ in cases of Coronavirus because if they all did or even if many did, then the virus could likely mutate and become immune to a whole field of possible antiviral medications. That’s the last thing we want. Again, the reason doctors are prescribing antibiotics in cases where “people present symptoms of Coronavirus” is mainly to treat other things, as well as to give hypochondriacs some peace of mind—as hospitals are getting more overwhelmed by people that think they have this when it’s really just allergies or hypochondriasis patients. People in the medical field would be way better off if citizens went about quarantining themselves instead of playing home detective and rehashing absurd theories about this thing. It’s causing an increase in mental health inpatients and unnecessary fear. If you believe you have Coronavirus then you need to call a doctor that will provide testing and if that doctor says they won’t perform the test then you have an obligation to go to contact a hospital that will perform the test. Too many people are going around claiming they have this when they don’t and spreading false information. Additionally, these novel cures are nonsense. Statistically, there is 0 data on these cures, and those that claim to be healed or talk as if they know something likely don’t and are either attempting to capitalize off of the situation in some capacity. Regardless, stay safe and don’t consult YouTube or forums for medical advice regarding this, unless it’s done purely for entertainment value.

This makes sense since they are prescribing antibiotics to people they suspect are positive but don’t want them coming in for a test unless we are at death’s door

Two rounds of amoxicillin for the strep didn’t do a thing, it kept coming back

Sunday had a virtual visit with a doctor in my health group who is not my primary but on call for him, my strep

She said with my symptom history and recent travel history in March she’s going to assume I have corona

She seemed to be in panic mode and it was pretty hard to understand because of her accent but she said she was prescribing the antibiotic levofloxacin

She said they have had luck treating corona patients who don’t need hospitalization with this antibiotic because it has some type of antiviral properties

She said that she has five or six patients with coronavirus in the hospital and apparently she is not prescribing Hydroxychloroquine with azithromycin Unless her patients are in dire straits

She will not use the medications as a prophylactic or on any patient that is not in dire need of hospitalization even though her hospital, Henry Ford, is running a trial on using it as a prophylactic

*WHICH COULD BE WHY DETROIT HAS HIGH DEATHS!*

Why not treat patients before they get critical?

She said that they are only admitting critical patients at the hospitals around Macomb and Wayne, not testing anyone who can manage symptoms at home

My regular doctor called me the next day to see how I was and I asked him again to confirm he prescribe HCQ and azithro if I needed it regardless of if I was in hospital or at home
been on this stronger antibiotic 2 days now and the loss of taste and burnt mouth feeling has improved at least 50%

This is the state of American medicine that I experience. A non-english speaking doctor that prescribes some unacceptable medicine and not what you want. If you were hospitalized, would they give HCQ?

I have a great doctor, I will send him this article! Thanks, yes this makes sense, I hope the medical professionals take heed of it! 5* for you my friend!

I did read it and it is rather confusing and misleading. For starters, I have not found what was described in the article in the literature. It exists, to an extent, but it appears this author added a lot of details.

The author is dishonest and claims "The same mechanism that stops malaria from getting its hands on hemoglobin and gobbling it up seems to do the same to COVID-19" and "Again, while the full details are not known, the entire premise of this potentially ‘game changing’ treatment is to prevent hemoglobin from being interfered with, whether due to malaria or COVID-19."

These statements are not true. The mechanism (which the author deceptively fails to detail though detailed their knowledge of covid's mechanism) is NOT the same for the parasite vs covid. In the case of malaria, the red blood cell begins to suffocate and die and the parasite living within does so, but much quicker. In covid, the toxicity of HCL negatively impacts our endisomes. Two compeltely different mechanisms solving two different issues.

Article sucks.

Red blood cell death triggers the bone marrow to start making more red blood cells. Hello, you didn’t read the story! Try again!

it was later discovered, that in this particular case, the dose given was toxic, so it was human error not the medicine. however the person given this dose DID get cured from COVID-19. So it proved the medicine works. dumbass. Also all other studies have proven the medicine to be effective. IN YOUR FACE!

You couldn’t have read that and understood in six minutes. It’s written in laymen’s terms so it’s rather lengthy. Plus none shouldn’t have been your first word, doesn’t make your sentence intelligent. The link is to the story that is linked in the twitter link.

I did read it and it is rather confusing and misleading. For starters, I have not found what was described in the article in the literature. It exists, to an extent, but it appears this author added a lot of details.

The author is dishonest and claims "The same mechanism that stops malaria from getting its hands on hemoglobin and gobbling it up seems to do the same to COVID-19" and "Again, while the full details are not known, the entire premise of this potentially ‘game changing’ treatment is to prevent hemoglobin from being interfered with, whether due to malaria or COVID-19."

These statements are not true. The mechanism (which the author deceptively fails to detail though detailed their knowledge of covid's mechanism) is NOT the same for the parasite vs covid. In the case of malaria, the red blood cell begins to suffocate and die and the parasite living within does so, but much quicker. In covid, the toxicity of HCL negatively impacts our endisomes. Two compeltely different mechanisms solving two different issues.

Article sucks.

Thanks for the link. Curious about one thing if anyone knows. Would the oxidative damage described or imflammation in the lungs cause blood clots in the lungs?