Great to see you over here….This is good to hear.
Cant tell you how many pneumonia I saw turn to sepsis overnight in residency.
Keep fighting the good fight.
If I understand the concept of Devolution, we are cheering on the masses in this coup.It's been asked before but who are we rooting for here?
My MIL had pretty bad pneumonia from the Rona and she said the theragun worked wonders on getting that stuff moving. She also got ivermectin after 2+ months of being really sick and in and out of the hospital. She definitely took a turn for the better when taking the ivermectin but it could have just been the timing, they told her it would take probably three months to see good progress. It’s been 3-4 months now and she is just now able to function around the house without oxygen.Points of reference:
1) Monoclonal antibodies only work during the viral stages of disease. Once you progress to bacterial pneumonia, it’s worthless.
2) Monoclonal antibodies are made to the whole of the virus, so they are beneficial, to a degree, with ALL variants.
3) If you progress to bacterial pneumonia, IVM and HQC are not beneficial. You need antibiotics and PNX protocols.
4) PNX protocols are inhaled nebulizers, broad spectrum antibiotics, expectorants like guafenesin (OTC) +/- CPT(chest percussive therapy) - imagine using a Theragun on your chest, vibration breaking up the mucous plugs, allowing for easier coughing up
5) O2 - CO2 exchange at the alveolar level is mitigated by mucous plugging. Get that shit out and you exchange more efficiently
Something else from the article:![]()
FDA urges race, ethnicity be considered in COVID-19 drug treatment
Race and ethnicity are just a few things that health care providers can use to determine if a patient should be given an antibody treatment.thehill.com
You can't get into Allen field house without a mask to see a game. Not a mask in the building last night at Baylor.Now do the rest of us that have recovered
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That looks like Satan's plan at work.
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