Anyone know why a person tested positive does not receive immediate medication? For most any other illness, they always claim early detection and treatment is the key. With my brother, it was 15 days after detection before he received meds and hospitalization. He was almost dead. My parents were well in their way to the grave before being admitted and then received medication. Why? What is the reason for this? The dangers of hydroxychloroquine? Please... that stuff been around forever and there has never been a great fear in its use before this thing. Why do we insist on letting people slide towards the grave so far before trying to bring them back?
Let’s just imagine for a minute that all these doctors putting out videos are right. What if when first detected, the virus is treated with hydroxy and zinc and no one has to go to the hospital? How big of an impact would this thing have? Not a heck of a lot...
Absolutely brock. In my opinion, they've set the use standard so that it's only used as a last resort for one of three reasons.
1. They want to drastically limit the number of patients using it to cover up that they couldn't possibly ever meet an adequate demand. "If we don't have enough and never will then limit it to only the sickest patients"
2. More conspiracyish. They have no intention of locating a viable existing treatment that will negate the billions that could be made from a new drug or "vaccine".
3. The odds of it working is slim and a hail marry attempt.
In other news the FDA pulled it's emergency use authorization for hydroxychloroquine on June 15th and added emergency use authorization for remdisivir which Gilliead pharmaceuticals has set the price at $520 per vial with a total 5 day treatment costing $3,120 to private insurance... Sure make #2 above seem way less conspiracyish doesn't it.