President
Trump will announce the emergency authorization of "a
major therapeutic breakthrough on the China virus." What we thought may be HCQ may instead be an
announcement for plasma therapy to be FDA approved for COVID.
A
letter written by three prominent MDs questioning Dr. Fauci regarding the use
of hydroxychloroquine for treating COVID-19 has gone viral after being
initially published on the CorsiNation.com website. The
three physicians posing the questions are: George C. Fareed, MD, Michael M.
Jacobs, MD, Donald C. Pompan, MD. Dr. Karladine Graves has played an important role in
coordinating with the MDs in the USA who have seen the efficacy of HCQ in
treating early-stage COVID19 and in prophylaxis. She has also been instrumental
in communicating the experience of these MDs to the White House Coronavirus
Task Force.
The questions are presented almost in the format of cross-examination
of a witness at trial. The letter points out that the three physicians posing
the questions begin by noting experience accrued in treating COVID-19
infections. Physicians worldwide discovered that high-risk patients can be
treated successfully as an outpatient, within the first 5 to 7 days of the
onset of symptoms, with a "cocktail" consisting of
hydroxychloroquine, zinc, and azithromycin (or doxycycline). Multiple scholarly
contributions to the literature detail the efficacy of the hydroxychloroquine-based
combination treatment.
The introduction stresses that Dr. Harvey Risch, the renowned
Yale epidemiologist, published an article in May 2020 in the American
Journal of Epidemiology titled "Early Outpatient Treatment of
Symptomatic, High-Risk COVID-19 Patients that Should be Ramped-Up Immediately
as Key to Pandemic Crisis." He further published an article in Newsweek
in July 2020 for the general public expressing the same conclusions and
opinions.
Dr. Risch is an expert at evaluating research data and study
designs, having published over 300 articles. Dr Risch’s assessment is that
there is unequivocal evidence for the early and safe use of the "HCQ
cocktail." If there are Q-T interval concerns, doxycycline can be
substituted for azithromycin as it has activity against RNA viruses without any
cardiac effects.
These physicians are challenging Dr. Fauci's continued nonscientific
opinion in not treating COVID-19 early using hydroxychloroquine with zinc, and
in some circumstances the addition of azithromycin or doxycycline. It is well
known Dr. Fauci's medical assessments continue to influence the practice of
medicine not only in the United States but around the globe. It is time to
debunk Dr. Fauci's erroneous ideas demanding random double blinded research
studies when he has not successfully completed any scientific double blinded COVID-19
therapy study to this date. HCQ with zinc has been used to treat thousands with
COVID-19 patients successfully, without serious side effects. Also, Dr.
Fauci fails to note the FDA does not require random double blinded studies to
approve a medication for use when the medication has been shown effective and
safe over time in clinical setting, as has HCQ for over 55 years.
"Those of us who prescribe hydroxychloroquine, zinc, and
azithromycin/doxycycline believe fervently that early outpatient use would save
tens of thousands of lives and enable our country to dramatically alter the
response to COVID-19," the three physicians note. "We advocate for an
approach that will reduce fear and allow Americans to get their lives back. We
hope that our questions compel you to reconsider your current approach to
COVID-19 infection." [more...]
About Dr. Karladine Graves: Dr. Graves coordinates
a national healthcare coalition conference call consisting of healthcare
leaders, physicians, and legislators. Dr. Graves has been part of a
national effort to bring pharmaceutical manufacturing back on American soil to
avoid leaving our citizens vulnerable and at the mercy of governments that do
not have our interest in mind. Dr. Graves has been working for months with
COVID-19 altering citizens about the need to have hydroxychloroquine/zinc/and
azithromycin or doxycycline available. She firmly believes every American
citizen should have "the right to try" these possible life saving
medications and this should be a decision between a patient and their physician
and NOT bureaucrats. Dr. Graves is a board-certified Family Physician,
board member of The Salt & Light Council, and member of the Council for
National Policy.
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