Julie R. (West Virginia ) on 10/17/2021

We looked up everything natural that would heal his liver and he took it. His liver is 100% back. He developed a pulmonary embolism so we both went on what's called the long haul protocol for covid. It is working. I'm 100% back and he is about 80% back. I hope this helps you.

• Ivermectin for 5 days then 1 or two times a week for 4 weeks.
• Vitamin B complex
• Vitamin C 500 to 1000 mg a day
• Vitamin D3 1000 to 3000 iu a day
• Quercetin 250 mg a day
• Zinc 30 to 40 mg a day
• Aspirin 325 mg a day
• DHA or Omega 3
• N-Acetyl Cysteine 600mg 1 of 2 times a day
• Probiotics
• Melatonin 10 to 20 mg before bed

You do this until you are better.

You can get info from the FLCCC Alliance.

Replied By Teena (Victoria) on 10/17/2021

MissM

Many have been helped by the FLCCC protocols, why don't you look at India and see how they eradicated Cov1d. Hint it costs $2.65 usd

Best

Replied By Ian Noelle (TN) on 10/18/2021

Your comment could not be further from the truth. If you had done your due diligence before posting your comment, then you would have discovered the help they have provided people that could not get better on the pharma hospital protocols. I challenge you to find YouTube videos on the work they're doing. They've appeared before Congress trying to get the protocols changed and because of how the NIH and CDC is run, they were turned a deaf ear. They've continued their work and helped other countries and moved on from petitioning the US Congress. Look up Louis Gossett, Jr. and how he checked himself out of an Atlanta hospital because a kind person reached out and spoke up about the FLCCC protocol. He claims it saved his life! They also run a unit out of a Texas hospital that is open minded to their methods. Once again, please research before condemning these wonderful doctors who practice in the spirit of what EarthClinic stands for and represents.

Replied By Sharilyn (United States) on 01/16/2023

You have no idea what you're talking about. What is being suggested here is absolutely on point. You must be an allopathic system hack. The FLCCC is highly reputable with doctors that actually treated patients on the front line. So is Daystar. They had many, many shows with the doctors of FLCCC and top doctors and researchers throughout this whole p a n d e m I c fiasco.

Replied By Pier L. (Illinois) on 02/18/2023

Why??? Because you are opposed to alternative treatments??? If that is the case, don't read them and move on. But for the rest of us, the reason we are here is because we are starting to see through mainstream medicine.

Replied By MissM (NY) on 10/18/2021

Sorry, you are misinformed about this.

The Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the National Task Force on Covid-19 have dropped the use of Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) drugs from their revised guidelines for the treatment of the infection.

The decision was taken after experts found that these drugs have little to no effect on Covid-related mortality or clinical recovery of the patient.

“HCQ may be considered for removal from guideline, with recommendation to use with caution only in clinical trial setting (since there is some genuine uncertainty regarding the possible benefit for severe cases and in low dose), ” said the document titled ‘considerations for exclusion of Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine from the clinical guidance for management of adult Covid-19 patients'.

Several clinical studies have shown the low mortality benefit for HCQ, said the document. In fact, when HCQ is administered with azithromycin, it increases the risk of adverse drug effect (ADE) in patients, experts said.

Studies also found there was no clarity on mortality benefit, no effect on length of hospital stay and recovery in case of Ivermectin.

The recommendations were made at a meeting of the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) and the ICMR national task force for Covid-19 and the Joint Monitoring Group on August 20.

Replied By MissM (NY) on 10/18/2021

Get your facts right

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2021/may/21/gateway-pundit/no-proof-drugs-not-approved-us-covid-19-caused-dro/

Our ruling

The Gateway Pundit claimed: "COVID cases in India plummet after government promotes ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine use."

COVID-19 cases in India, one of the worst-hit countries in the world by the coronavirus, dropped in mid-May only after a nearly vertical spike in cases over the previous several weeks. The Indian government has given limited recommendations for using the two drugs in connection with mild COVID-19 cases.

There is no evidence that the two drugs caused or contributed to a decline in cases in India. Neither is approved in the U.S. for COVID-19. And both the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the World Health Organization recommend against using them to prevent or to treat COVID-19 infections, citing lack of scientific evidence of their effectiveness and the potential for serious side effects.

For a misleading statement that has an element of truth, our rating is Mostly False.

Replied By Teena (Victoria) on 10/19/2021

I just luvvv those "fact check" websites who are definitely NOT funded by pharma and their affiliates.

Thanks for the laugh Miss 😁

Replied By MissM (NY) on 10/25/2021

Have you had Covid, or Lyme? I had both for almost a year. I have also taken Ivermectin for illness. I do not recommend it at the does that are online. Is it safe? When taken as supposed to be. Not high dose, and not multi days.

Replied By Dano (Idaho) on 09/22/2022

You are using PolitiFact as a source to "prove" you are correct? I'm sorry, but that's funny for so many reasons.

Replied By MissM (NY) on 10/18/2021

Stand by opinion. Do not abuse ivermectin. It has its uses and specific doses. I don't hold the opinion that it should be used daily at higher doses for anyone. My dog gets it ONCE a month. I had to take take one dose then three weeks later another dose. It's very strong and not to be used often.

FLCCC I do not trust them with anyone's health.

Replied By Julie R. (WV) on 10/22/2021

Two people meet, a person with experience and one with an opinion. The person with experience knows the way through the challenge because they already walked it. The one with an opinion will continue on in their opinion and simply pass on and make room for the generation that will research. Simple fact check isn't research but peer review medical articles are research.

Replied By Brad (CA) on 12/22/2021

FLCCC are dead on. I've used the protocol, including Ivermectin, to cure several of my friends who got Covid. I've got hundreds of Ivermectin, imported and dole it out as I hear about issues. Works like a charm, usually takes about 3 days when you include D, zinc, quercetin, A, and lots of C to bring down inflammation.

Replied By Julie R. (WV) on 11/10/2021

Horse paste and on each notch it is 50 pounds so you go by how much you weigh and add about 20 to 50 pounds for longhaul covid. Say you weigh 150 then you would take it up to about 4 notches. We have taken it for several months and we haven't had any side effects.

Replied By Julie R. (WV) on 11/22/2021

No, I didn't use a nebulizer but my step son did and he said it helped him. Sorry it took me so long to see this. I hope all is well.

Replied By Simpleton (Idaho) on 12/13/2022

Ivermectin can be easily prescribed by just seeing the right, medical doctors or the right naturopathic doctor using a simple process. When the pandemic hit, my friends and I, decided we would all get geared up with Ivermectin. We figured we would use Frontline Doctors, but their system on-line was problematic, with error messages, slow, and no call backs. We concluded they were overwhelmed, and the system was to hard to access. It might be better now. Long story short, we found Pushhealth.com it has a list of doctor that you can choose or they will just line you up with one, they just call you and I just requested Ivermectin as preventive and then a pharmacy called me from our state and boom the prescription was filled $40 and just send to our home. It was so much easier that FL, plus convenient, and inexpensive. Also it is sometimes best to be already established with ND that does IV's I have one and it is amazing blessing to have access to one if needed.