I am a nurse (actually an APP, but always a nurse) and an administrator who has spent my entire career in academic medical centers. So much that you wrote rings clear. What amazes me as how much these docs prescribe treatments that are NOT evidence based. They prescribe treatments that make them feel better, admittedly. But take the Covid vaccine!
I am disappointed by what doctors, but if you would only like you could get to know that most of problems are secondary ones if Covid-19 is an artificial problem with false attributing deaths (and hospitalisations) to it in a vast majority of cases, what is definitely proven/calculated:
Boyle found that niacin increased basophil leukocyte count. These white blood cells store histamine and heparin, and protect the body against microorganisms causing disease. We earlier implicated a histamine-glycosaminoglycan histaminase system as well as histamine in lipid absorption and redistribution. Boyle suggested that the improvement caused by niacin is much greater than can be explained by its effect on cholesterol. He thought it might be due to the release of histamine and to the eventual reduction in the intravascular “sludging” of blood cells.”10
10. Boyle, E. “Niacin and the Heart.” Paper delivered at Int. Conf. Alcoholics Anonymous Physicians, New York, 1967 (excerpted in A Second Communication to A.A.’s Physicians, Bedford Hills, NY: 1968).
Dr Kory, I don’t know how to contact you. I have ordered your IVERMECTIN BOOK last summer. Amazon keeps moving the delivery very date. Now it’s in April 2023. Are they trying to keep it from coming out or delaying until very few are interested any more? Sure seems like it. Could you please address it in your Musings, if you have the time. Thanks for all you do
You know, if it must go into effect, that law should be an absolute, timeless statement. That is, if the standard of care changes, then all proclamations made prior are now prosecutable.
CDC, NIH, et al, and any physician who advocated and practiced a now-obsolete act would then be busted for advocating a "falsehood"; e.g., don't use corticosteroids in advanced covid.
Try this: any patient who is treated with a standard protocol and suffers injury or worse after treatment (regardless of "cause") shall be indemnified of all costs of treatment. If the protocol can't fix the problem, then the practitioners can't bill for it. Among all of the good and bad distortions that would create, one would be true incentive to dispense with defensive medicine as a waste of time and resources.
Another change would be allowing a physician to depart from standard of care when he makes appeal to the patient and gets concurrence from a second opinion. If two affirmations, then proceed devoid of liability. If the second opinion can't be obtained but the patient/guardian files paperwork to indemnify the physician, then proceed devoid of liability. There must be pathways for growth of knowledge and exploration without undue barriers in the name of liability.
Dr. Kory, I just wanted to let you know what a fantastic job you and the other FLCCC physicians did in building up that organization. I'm a retired anesthesiologist/pain med MD (part of that ROAD group you didn't have much regard for) that came out of retirement and used my phone as an office in order to initially treat friends who asked for help as they became ill with Covid and either could not get treatment elsewhere or didn't trust the ER's and hospitals. Thank to the FLCCC and its deep information and protocols I could provide a modicum of care and eventually treated people successfully up and down my very blue state. Of those I treated early only one came down with Long Covid and I suspect that was because of under treatment in the early days. I'm sorry for all the harassment you've received but so it always has been for the honest and brave. Finally, thanks so much for your integrity and your willingness to bare your soul. It means a lot to so many of us!
At the start of this crazy covid crisis, I used to turn to my husband, a retired clinician and medical educator in and ask, "Where are the medical school deans? WTF is going on." Thank you for clarifying.
When the grant money started flowing, the answer became pretty clear. (By the way, many Canadian universities were facing a pension crisis. Now, not so much. Pharma and Gates funds to the rescue.)
❤️ Dr Kory. Found you in early 2021, it was the beginning of my awakening after learning your brilliant Senate testimony was being blocked and hidden from the People. I’m curious as to why so many “doctors” who play for pharma and the opposer come from “veterinary” medicine and “tropical” medicine. Thank you 🙏
Long before they unleashed a bioweapon onto the world, our sick care system was a lot less than stellar. When you research in history what happened when the universities were captured by the Rothschild and Rockefeller families, you understand why it turned to “Pharmacare” rather than true healthcare. We have reached a genocide level now since 2020.
First of all thanks for all you’ve done to educated the public on proper C19 treatments. Your passion for doing the right thing for patients and paying the personal cost of do so in this day and time is heroic. I’ve shared your group’s Covid protocols hundreds of times.
In July 2020, my 84 yr old father was diagnosed w C19. As were thousands of others, he was killed by the hospital protocol. Despite me having Dr McCullough’s protocol at the time and attempting to get him treated with it, our efforts fell on deaf ears with the drs. at the hospital. It was excruciating painful knowing what was happening, trying to get treatment modified but being helpless and powerless to make it happen.
There are very few brave docs like you who went against the authoritarian rule. I can so related to both you, Dr Marik, Dr McCullough and many many others regarding the enormous frustration of doing everything in your power to do the right thing but not being able to continue to do so in your once normal positions. The horrific treatment Dr. Marik and others have received is atrocious.
Loved reading about your background. I’m now dealing with a 22 yr old son who sounds just like you at that age! This semester he has a 1.2 GPA which had bombed his one time 3.67 GPA. Been declining every yr and is on a 6 yr plan to graduate college. For a mom, it is so very frustrating since I know he is brilliant but has just not found his way. I’m so greatful you found a mentor who helped you become the Badass you are today. Praying a similar thing will occur for my son. I know he has greatness in him just as you did.
Unfortunately my hubby took C19 shots - initial & 1 booster of Pfizer. I’ve looked up the lots of both and the 1st is one of the very harmful batches. I’m convinced his shingles outbreak is due to the shot. His outbreak was on the right side of his face along the trigeminal nerve just like ome reported in VAERS - no my husbands is not in VAERS. Now he has very painful post herpetic neuralgia so you might be hearing from us regarding his care before long. Right now he is trying the traditional medical insurance route of treatments. He’s found some relief via nerve blocks but that seems to be fading away. He takes much of what is in your protocols for the injured.
Really didn’t mean to write all that about what my family has experienced but it just came out.
Grateful for you and what you are doing to stand against tyranny.
As you dealt with cooling patients, here's a device that you might find interesting. I helped this company raise money. The inventor is an ER doc in Dallas.
Thanks for the insights on academic medicine, they agree with my experience. I remember consulting a professor at Johns Hopkins about my chronic sinus disease. After the consultation the resident followed me out and warned me "Don't let that guy operate on you, he is dangerous."
Your story brought back a lot of memories for me. I am also a "born again" medical student as we called ourselves in the South, turning to medical school after a couple of false starts in life. I think I might give you a run for worst GPA ever admitted to medical school. I don't remember the exact number but it was well south of 3.0.
Elsworth Baker, M.D., a psychiatrist whose work had a great influence on me, recalled that in his time, character was the most important factor in deciding who to admit to medical school and a student or resident who satisfied all the requirements for graduation could be denied based on a character defect alone.
I wonder if you might be interested in the history of Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and "Mold Illness"
It turns out that both started in the same place, but neither CFS or mold doctors "made the connection"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnYpDvQs8eQ&t=737s
I am a nurse (actually an APP, but always a nurse) and an administrator who has spent my entire career in academic medical centers. So much that you wrote rings clear. What amazes me as how much these docs prescribe treatments that are NOT evidence based. They prescribe treatments that make them feel better, admittedly. But take the Covid vaccine!
I am disappointed by what doctors, but if you would only like you could get to know that most of problems are secondary ones if Covid-19 is an artificial problem with false attributing deaths (and hospitalisations) to it in a vast majority of cases, what is definitely proven/calculated:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7372672
Isn’t this what ivermectin does?
Boyle found that niacin increased basophil leukocyte count. These white blood cells store histamine and heparin, and protect the body against microorganisms causing disease. We earlier implicated a histamine-glycosaminoglycan histaminase system as well as histamine in lipid absorption and redistribution. Boyle suggested that the improvement caused by niacin is much greater than can be explained by its effect on cholesterol. He thought it might be due to the release of histamine and to the eventual reduction in the intravascular “sludging” of blood cells.”10
10. Boyle, E. “Niacin and the Heart.” Paper delivered at Int. Conf. Alcoholics Anonymous Physicians, New York, 1967 (excerpted in A Second Communication to A.A.’s Physicians, Bedford Hills, NY: 1968).
Dr Kory, I don’t know how to contact you. I have ordered your IVERMECTIN BOOK last summer. Amazon keeps moving the delivery very date. Now it’s in April 2023. Are they trying to keep it from coming out or delaying until very few are interested any more? Sure seems like it. Could you please address it in your Musings, if you have the time. Thanks for all you do
for 49 years, I was a clinician(surgeon)-educator. My meager beginnings were focused by two words - VIET NAM... Graduating from high school in 1964
"Against the standard of care..."
You know, if it must go into effect, that law should be an absolute, timeless statement. That is, if the standard of care changes, then all proclamations made prior are now prosecutable.
CDC, NIH, et al, and any physician who advocated and practiced a now-obsolete act would then be busted for advocating a "falsehood"; e.g., don't use corticosteroids in advanced covid.
Try this: any patient who is treated with a standard protocol and suffers injury or worse after treatment (regardless of "cause") shall be indemnified of all costs of treatment. If the protocol can't fix the problem, then the practitioners can't bill for it. Among all of the good and bad distortions that would create, one would be true incentive to dispense with defensive medicine as a waste of time and resources.
Another change would be allowing a physician to depart from standard of care when he makes appeal to the patient and gets concurrence from a second opinion. If two affirmations, then proceed devoid of liability. If the second opinion can't be obtained but the patient/guardian files paperwork to indemnify the physician, then proceed devoid of liability. There must be pathways for growth of knowledge and exploration without undue barriers in the name of liability.
Dr. Kory, I just wanted to let you know what a fantastic job you and the other FLCCC physicians did in building up that organization. I'm a retired anesthesiologist/pain med MD (part of that ROAD group you didn't have much regard for) that came out of retirement and used my phone as an office in order to initially treat friends who asked for help as they became ill with Covid and either could not get treatment elsewhere or didn't trust the ER's and hospitals. Thank to the FLCCC and its deep information and protocols I could provide a modicum of care and eventually treated people successfully up and down my very blue state. Of those I treated early only one came down with Long Covid and I suspect that was because of under treatment in the early days. I'm sorry for all the harassment you've received but so it always has been for the honest and brave. Finally, thanks so much for your integrity and your willingness to bare your soul. It means a lot to so many of us!
At the start of this crazy covid crisis, I used to turn to my husband, a retired clinician and medical educator in and ask, "Where are the medical school deans? WTF is going on." Thank you for clarifying.
When the grant money started flowing, the answer became pretty clear. (By the way, many Canadian universities were facing a pension crisis. Now, not so much. Pharma and Gates funds to the rescue.)
❤️ Dr Kory. Found you in early 2021, it was the beginning of my awakening after learning your brilliant Senate testimony was being blocked and hidden from the People. I’m curious as to why so many “doctors” who play for pharma and the opposer come from “veterinary” medicine and “tropical” medicine. Thank you 🙏
Dr K! Thank you very much for this insight into who & what you are.
Fascinating. Your pre Dr life, makes & shapes you, into the outstanding human being that you truly are.
Long before they unleashed a bioweapon onto the world, our sick care system was a lot less than stellar. When you research in history what happened when the universities were captured by the Rothschild and Rockefeller families, you understand why it turned to “Pharmacare” rather than true healthcare. We have reached a genocide level now since 2020.
First of all thanks for all you’ve done to educated the public on proper C19 treatments. Your passion for doing the right thing for patients and paying the personal cost of do so in this day and time is heroic. I’ve shared your group’s Covid protocols hundreds of times.
In July 2020, my 84 yr old father was diagnosed w C19. As were thousands of others, he was killed by the hospital protocol. Despite me having Dr McCullough’s protocol at the time and attempting to get him treated with it, our efforts fell on deaf ears with the drs. at the hospital. It was excruciating painful knowing what was happening, trying to get treatment modified but being helpless and powerless to make it happen.
There are very few brave docs like you who went against the authoritarian rule. I can so related to both you, Dr Marik, Dr McCullough and many many others regarding the enormous frustration of doing everything in your power to do the right thing but not being able to continue to do so in your once normal positions. The horrific treatment Dr. Marik and others have received is atrocious.
Loved reading about your background. I’m now dealing with a 22 yr old son who sounds just like you at that age! This semester he has a 1.2 GPA which had bombed his one time 3.67 GPA. Been declining every yr and is on a 6 yr plan to graduate college. For a mom, it is so very frustrating since I know he is brilliant but has just not found his way. I’m so greatful you found a mentor who helped you become the Badass you are today. Praying a similar thing will occur for my son. I know he has greatness in him just as you did.
Unfortunately my hubby took C19 shots - initial & 1 booster of Pfizer. I’ve looked up the lots of both and the 1st is one of the very harmful batches. I’m convinced his shingles outbreak is due to the shot. His outbreak was on the right side of his face along the trigeminal nerve just like ome reported in VAERS - no my husbands is not in VAERS. Now he has very painful post herpetic neuralgia so you might be hearing from us regarding his care before long. Right now he is trying the traditional medical insurance route of treatments. He’s found some relief via nerve blocks but that seems to be fading away. He takes much of what is in your protocols for the injured.
Really didn’t mean to write all that about what my family has experienced but it just came out.
Grateful for you and what you are doing to stand against tyranny.
I absolutely love this post Dr. Kory. Thank you for sharing your life.
Dr. Kory,
As you dealt with cooling patients, here's a device that you might find interesting. I helped this company raise money. The inventor is an ER doc in Dallas.
https://www.attune-medical.com/
Thanks for the insights on academic medicine, they agree with my experience. I remember consulting a professor at Johns Hopkins about my chronic sinus disease. After the consultation the resident followed me out and warned me "Don't let that guy operate on you, he is dangerous."
Your story brought back a lot of memories for me. I am also a "born again" medical student as we called ourselves in the South, turning to medical school after a couple of false starts in life. I think I might give you a run for worst GPA ever admitted to medical school. I don't remember the exact number but it was well south of 3.0.
Elsworth Baker, M.D., a psychiatrist whose work had a great influence on me, recalled that in his time, character was the most important factor in deciding who to admit to medical school and a student or resident who satisfied all the requirements for graduation could be denied based on a character defect alone.