Dr. Cory, I vividly recall following you bemusedly in the winter and spring of 2021, when you naively thought that your research will finally allow Ivermectin to be accepted and adopted, until you finally saw that the reality was deeper and darker. I am now witnessing the same naivete from you with respect to ventilators. Yes, it's true …
Dr. Cory, I vividly recall following you bemusedly in the winter and spring of 2021, when you naively thought that your research will finally allow Ivermectin to be accepted and adopted, until you finally saw that the reality was deeper and darker. I am now witnessing the same naivete from you with respect to ventilators. Yes, it's true that lack of proper treatment, rather than ventilators, is what caused the death -- ASSUMING that ventilators were being used properly, which they were NOT. They were being foisted on patients who were still more than capable of breathing on their own, if only they were given supplemental oxygen via a nasal canula. And what's worse, patients were given very heavy sedatives to justify the continued use of ventilators, which is what led to their decline and death. To sum it up, there were many patients who would have recovered even without proper treatments, if not for ventilators. You need to get past your naivete on this one.
Fascinating but not what I observed among the 6 hospital ICU's I worked in. Not saying that what you describe did not happen, and I, in fact, did say that happened but it generally (generally!) stopped a few months into the pandemic. I would suggest you read Part 3.
6 ICUs out of how many? & You are not giving enough "credit" to the greed of hospital admins who implemented the Death Protocols of which the kidney killing Remdesivir is no small part of- the REAL reason for most of the "COVID pneumonia". A more apt name should have been Remdesivir pneumonia. Kill the kidneys, back all fluids up into lungs...
It's contraindicated to give heavy sedatives to a patient having breathing difficulties as they depress the central nervous system making breathing more shallow. I know this even as a lay person. WTF?
Dr. Cory, I vividly recall following you bemusedly in the winter and spring of 2021, when you naively thought that your research will finally allow Ivermectin to be accepted and adopted, until you finally saw that the reality was deeper and darker. I am now witnessing the same naivete from you with respect to ventilators. Yes, it's true that lack of proper treatment, rather than ventilators, is what caused the death -- ASSUMING that ventilators were being used properly, which they were NOT. They were being foisted on patients who were still more than capable of breathing on their own, if only they were given supplemental oxygen via a nasal canula. And what's worse, patients were given very heavy sedatives to justify the continued use of ventilators, which is what led to their decline and death. To sum it up, there were many patients who would have recovered even without proper treatments, if not for ventilators. You need to get past your naivete on this one.
Fascinating but not what I observed among the 6 hospital ICU's I worked in. Not saying that what you describe did not happen, and I, in fact, did say that happened but it generally (generally!) stopped a few months into the pandemic. I would suggest you read Part 3.
6 ICUs out of how many? & You are not giving enough "credit" to the greed of hospital admins who implemented the Death Protocols of which the kidney killing Remdesivir is no small part of- the REAL reason for most of the "COVID pneumonia". A more apt name should have been Remdesivir pneumonia. Kill the kidneys, back all fluids up into lungs...
It's contraindicated to give heavy sedatives to a patient having breathing difficulties as they depress the central nervous system making breathing more shallow. I know this even as a lay person. WTF?
Reminds me of Matt "Midazolam" Hancock....