23. Early Treatment – For Vax Injured Too?

Dr. McCullough developed the 4-Pillars approach to COVID treatment. The FLCCC team also developed early treatment methods. Both programs were actually safe and effective. Now, a new publication shows the value of Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin in reducing deaths and associated misery from COVID.

 

 

 

  • HCQ-AZ treatment was associated with a significantly lower mortality rate than no HCQ-AZ after adjustment for sex, age, period and patient care setting.
  • The effect was greater among outpatients (71% death protection rate) than among inpatients (45%)
  • In a subset of 16,063 patients with available comorbidities and vaccinations status, obesity (200% risk increase), chronic respiratory disease (300% risk increase), and immunodeficiency (400% risk increase), were independent factors associated with mortality.
  • HCQ, alone or in any association, was associated with significant protection from death among outpatients and inpatients.
  • Conclusions HCQ prescribed early or late protects in part from COVID-19-related death.
Click to access paper

Why would HCQ and Azithromycin be beneficial? The spike protein is NOT a bacterial infection – which is what Azithromycin treats. And, is COVID really a virus? That is what HCQ – in combination with zinc treats.

The spike protein, form any source: SARS-CoV-2, COVID, the Vax – all tie up immune bandwidth and make you more vulnerable to pre-existing infections. Do you have pre-existing infections? 

ANSWER: WE ALL DO!

How do I know? When you die, you no longer interact with the environment yet you start decomposing from within. That’s why, upon death, you are shuttled to the undertaker. The pathogens are already there.

You immune system, particularly your white blood cells are never “zero.” They are always present maintaining control over stealth infections.

Proof that this is known is provided by the screenshot below. This shows the association between COVID and rise in bacterial infections.

Here is an article that links the spike protein to “overzealous inflammation” from bacterial infection.

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.10.29.466401v3.full

  • If you are vax injured, get tested.
  • Get treated with what is already known to reduce severity of COVID and long-haul syndromes.
  • Do not fear an antibiotic regiment. It may provide you with some relief.
  • HCQ and ivermectin are safe and effective and anyone with long-term symptoms of the vax may benefit from taking these agents.
  • The above recommendations are for treatment phase 1. Look at the collection of blogs on this site for emerging recommendations.

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Dr. Thomas Lewis

Dr. Thomas Lewis

Dr. Thomas J. Lewis holds a Ph.D. from MIT and certifications in toxicology and nutrition from the Harvard School of Public Health. He obtained the majority of his training in health from Harvard Medical School professors Kilmer S. McCully, M.D., and Clement L. Trempe., M.D.

2 thoughts on “23. Early Treatment – For Vax Injured Too?”

  1. Dr. Lewis, Greg Dent(retired DDS) here. Enjoy your weekly topics and research mindfulness. We need so many more with your acumen and dedication!! 2 ?’.

    1) Preference of HCQ/Az vs. IVM/Doxy or descriptive choice for each?

    2) Again, I asked as to the nature of the form of magnesium taken, making any difference, post gut passage. Why the hype of threonate passing the B/B barrier, being any more effective than a citrate, etc?

    Thank you, again, for all the efforts and help you all provide!!
    Greg Dent

    1. Hi Greg. Obviously, I missed your comment from April.
      The IVM / HCQ / Abx decision is really based on the lab values. For example, if neutrophils are elevated, then doxycyline as a first choice. If neutrophils are not up then just HCQ/IVM – and retest because we are in somewhat unknown territory.

      I have read about the magic of threonate but I’m a bit dubious. Mg Chloride is my first choice because chloride is the most ubiquitous. I am not sure we have a threonate deficiency…

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