I have friends in the medical industry, I don't want to DOX myself but in short I help setup practices, docs are being told straight up in emails not to prescribe hydroxchloroquire to their families with the implication that they could be suspended.
This could be that the government is trying to save the supplies for people who need it because we don't have enough anti-maleria drugs in America. Or it could be that they don't want this facade to end. You decide.
meanwhile its BANNED in the Netherlands. They tested it on a handful of people who were almost dead, said "well, this is not working" and will now impose fines on doctors for prescribing it.
The reason they give is "because we dont want shortages for people who REALLY need the drug" am i the only one who has missed the malaria/lupus pandemic going on?,
No this isn't entirely true. It isn't banned, it's restricted for hospital use.
It is recommended for hospitalized patients, not for GPs to give out. This is socialized medicine at work. If you don't get hospitalization, you don't need medicine is their way of thinking.
So a Family doctor and a pharmacist running their own clinical trial in Limburg(?) is not allowed by the inspector general(?) who will sanction them if they continue.
It's same shit New York is pulling after Cuomo basically restricted the use of chloroquine to hospital trials only.
Which is also dangerous since it's not a cure but a 100% effective prophylaxis.
It's being realized that this virus' mechanism isn't actually respiratory, it's hemological. It breaks down your hemoglobin and your actual blood can't carry oxygen anymore. That's why you're short of breath and hypoxic, not because your mungs are messed up, although that eventually happens too because of the free iron.
Anti-malarials can prevent that from ever occurring at all, allowing your body to fight off the infection on its own, but only if you take them early. If you take them by the time your liver and lungs are already damaged from all the free iron and you can barely function because your O2 is so low, it's too late for them to work.
Trying it on end-stage patients is useless. Using them on early onset patients is a miracle. People need to be able to access it as soon as they feel ill, not wait until they're sick enough to need the hospital. If they start taking it at home, they'll never need to go to the hosipital in the first place.
We have a stockpile of 29 million pills in federal reserves. This is not enough to treat everyone preventatively but certainly any confirmed covid case could easily get it with no problem.
The additional 35% also would they just have TDS and didn’t want to admit it. HCQ has been around forever and is perfectly safe.
I have friends in the medical industry, I don't want to DOX myself but in short I help setup practices, docs are being told straight up in emails not to prescribe hydroxchloroquire to their families with the implication that they could be suspended.
This could be that the government is trying to save the supplies for people who need it because we don't have enough anti-maleria drugs in America. Or it could be that they don't want this facade to end. You decide.
meanwhile its BANNED in the Netherlands. They tested it on a handful of people who were almost dead, said "well, this is not working" and will now impose fines on doctors for prescribing it.
The reason they give is "because we dont want shortages for people who REALLY need the drug" am i the only one who has missed the malaria/lupus pandemic going on?,
No this isn't entirely true. It isn't banned, it's restricted for hospital use.
It is recommended for hospitalized patients, not for GPs to give out. This is socialized medicine at work. If you don't get hospitalization, you don't need medicine is their way of thinking.
So a Family doctor and a pharmacist running their own clinical trial in Limburg(?) is not allowed by the inspector general(?) who will sanction them if they continue.
It's same shit New York is pulling after Cuomo basically restricted the use of chloroquine to hospital trials only.
Which is also dangerous since it's not a cure but a 100% effective prophylaxis.
It's being realized that this virus' mechanism isn't actually respiratory, it's hemological. It breaks down your hemoglobin and your actual blood can't carry oxygen anymore. That's why you're short of breath and hypoxic, not because your mungs are messed up, although that eventually happens too because of the free iron.
Anti-malarials can prevent that from ever occurring at all, allowing your body to fight off the infection on its own, but only if you take them early. If you take them by the time your liver and lungs are already damaged from all the free iron and you can barely function because your O2 is so low, it's too late for them to work.
Trying it on end-stage patients is useless. Using them on early onset patients is a miracle. People need to be able to access it as soon as they feel ill, not wait until they're sick enough to need the hospital. If they start taking it at home, they'll never need to go to the hosipital in the first place.
Since around 750,000 people die of Malaria every year, that one has been hard to miss.
I'm suspect of people that claim to be in an industry and then can't spell words from their industry.
good, be skeptical, that said i type from a phone and don't proof read. Talk to your friends in the industry and see if the corroborate
Emails from whom?
State governments in Blue states, red states or both? Are they saying don't prescribe prophylactically or if family member is sick?
tell them we have enough supplies. 30 million
We have a stockpile of 29 million pills in federal reserves. This is not enough to treat everyone preventatively but certainly any confirmed covid case could easily get it with no problem.
No profit in a proven fda drug
Or they have enough TDS that they really believe it is bad for them simply because the President can NEVER be right in their world.