This is a long video – but one which has directly useful information for the treatment of Covid19 (for medical practitioners). My notes are below the video. Dr Zelenko’s COVID19 Treatment and Prophylaxis Protocols are at the bottom of this page. These notes are for general information for medical practitioners – do not take any medications without medical advice.
This guy (Dr Zelenko) was one of the people who contacted Donald Trump with information about HCQ months ago. He has consulted with 7 national governments.
His treatment outcomes for a large group of patients 2200 (with 800 at high risk) with Covid19 are significantly better than “Standard of care”. His paper is in Preprint: https://www.preprints.org/manuscript/202007.0025/v1
“Intervene early (in less than first 5 days) in high risk patients with HAZ.”
Makes the point that use of this therapy would result in a decrease of 84% in use of Remdesivir in Covid patients. That Remdesivir patients 6% developed atrial fibrillation and 1% have cardiac arrest., 23% have liver dysfunction, 15% have kidney dysfunction.
“If there is no answer for a problem, maybe I should look for one.”
“When you are about to meet God, you stop fearing men.”
“I really believe this, I am not brown-nosing you.”
“The main issue here is not HCQ, it is the zinc. Problem is that Zn is a positive cation, so zn cannot get inside the cell. HCQ is a zinc ionophore – that gets zinc into the cells. Antibiotics have protective role – one of main complications is lung infection (plus a little antiviral effect).”
“Quercetin, ECGC are also zinc ionophores. If cannot get HCQ, quercetin and Zn are effective for prophylaxis. Not as good as HCQ if needed for treatment (as has multiple mechanisms of actions eg pH). “
56 HCQ studies, 14 were negative or neutral (40 were positive and safe, 10 on ICU patients intubated, +4 on homicidal doses, +Lancet study (fraud))
Z does not do cardiac studies before using HCQ in outpatients setting. It does not cause a problem in outpatients setting. Unlike remdesivir. HCQ is safe for children and nursing mothers.
>>>>>>>>>>Protocol<<<<<<<<<
Stratify patients to high risk.
>>>Low risk patients:
Rest, oral fluids.
OTC quercetin 500mg 2 a day for 7 days with Vit C 1000mg once a day for 7 days OR OTC Epigallocatechin-gallate (EGCG) 400mg once a day for 7 days.
Elemental Zinc 50mg once a day for 7 days. Close followup with doctor.
>>>High risk patients:
Rest, oral fluids.
Zinc 50mg once a day for 7 days.
HCQ 200mg twice a day for 5 to 7 days OR Quercetin (OTC) 500mg 3 a day for 7 days + Vit C 1000mg once a day for 7 days OR EGCG 400mg OTC twice a day for 7 days. (if cannot get HCQ)
Azithromycin 500mg once a day for 5 days or Doxycycline 100mg twice a day for 5 to 7 days.
>>>>>>>>Additional treatments<<<<<
1. Ivermectin 6gm twice a day for 1 day (Can have tremendous effect.)
2. Budesonide 1mg/2cc solution via nebulizer twice a day for 7 days
3. Dexamethasone 6mg once a day for 5 to 7 days
4. Blood thinners (ie Lovenox)
5. Home O2
6. Home IV fluids
IF POSSIBLE KEEP PATIENTS OUT OF HOSPITAL
Dr Been
– uses Ivermectin twice daily for 3 days in a week.
Long haul state – damage from cytokine storm, plus hypercoagulation. Early (aggressive) treatment can prevent long haul problems.
Covid19 is 2 diseases. If it gets into lower respiratory tree is much worse. Treat it when in upper respiratory system. Goal to avoid long haul syndrome.
Prophylaxis?
Low Risk Patients:
– not needed? but if they want it use protocol below
Moderate Risk Patients
– healthy but high viral load. Inc medical personnel, caregivers, public transporters, first responders, as below at their choice.
High Risk Patients
– over 60 years, or <60 but have comorbidities that put them at risk. Can have 5 to 10% mortality rate if infected. Should be strongly encouraged to use prophylaxis.
Protocol – Low & Medium Risk
– Zinc 25mg one a day
– Vit C 1000mg once a day
-Quercetin 500mg once a day
– If Quercetin not available, use EGCG 400mg once a day
Protocol – high risk patients
– Zinc 25mg
– HCQ 200mg once a day for 5 days (loading dose), then once a week (like malaria)
If HCQ is unavailable use protocol for Low & Moderate Risk patients.
>>>>Future – nebulized HCQ. With oral only 2% gets to lungs. Inhaled HCQ need 1/50th of dose. Effective dose in one application. Now being used prophylactically. In US is off-label use. Compound pharmacist – check for stability and sterility. Not research – just change to form of drug (like crushing a tablet).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MhLD1P5nH30