Outpatient Treatments For Covid To Avoid Hospitalization!

December 28, 2021

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The Frontline Covid-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC) was the among the first to publish Covid treatment practices. From the start of the pandemic, this group of doctors were told they could not use any treatments that had not undergone randomized controlled studies. Most successes from the beginning have been opposed and rejected. Dr. Pierre Kory is one of the leaders in the movement to provide early treatment for Covid-19 infection. He is a critical care physician, board certified in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, and is part of the FLCCC. When Covid hit, Dr. Kory resigned from his position because of the way other doctors were handling the pandemic. He states: “I knew there was a variety of treatments we can use, yet we were using nothing.” Since the early days the disease seems to have changed considerably. People were dying and Dr. Kory was told to do nothing.

For example, doctors were told not to use anticoagulants, even though as Dr. Kory says “clotting was through the roof.” He likes to use a clotting test known as a D-dimer. This test is a marker of endothelial injury and clotting. Patients are usually given a full dose of aspirin, unless the is a contraindication. Another anticoagulant that Dr. Kory likes to use is the injection, Lovenox. N-acetyl cysteine (NAC) may also have anticoagulant effects, but are generally weak. It is, however, an important antioxidant.

Dr. Kory testified before the US Senate in May 2020, stressing how key it was to use steroids. Steroids are an effective tool in reducing inflammation in general, but appear to be particularly important for advanced Covid infection. The important thing about steroids is timing. If used too early, during mild infection, they can do more harm than good. It is important to NOT use early in the course of infection because it will actually worsen the outcome by increasing viral replication. Dr. Kory likes to start oral steroids on day 7, 8 and 9, if the patient is going downhill. Steroids are usually dosed twice daily. They are best used during the cytokine storm to help with inflammation and improve oxygen saturation. Once patient is off oxygen, then they can be tapered off over 7 to 10 days.

Ivermectin is a potent antiviral agent. Dr. Kory states that it can be used acutely to treat active Covid-19 infection, as well as a preventative medication. It is a medicine that is buried in corruption. Ivermectin should be started initially in the viral replication stage. It can be dosed twice weekly prophylactically. This medication has the studies (well over 300) to prove its efficacy in Covid-19 infection.

Other components of the FLCCC’s prevention and treatment protocols include products that have either antiviral or anti-inflammatory properties, or a combination thereof, such as melatonin, quercitin, zinc and aspirin (see above). Everyone should have their vitamin D level checked, especially with the dark days of winter ahead. If it is below 40ng/ml, start taking an oral supplement, not waiting until sickness occurs. The corrupt federal government knows that vitamin D deficiency is a real problem in nursing homes and among minorities. Supplemental
vitamin D fails in acute conditions as it takes weeks to be metabolized to its active form. The prescription medication, calcitriol, can elevate vitamin D levels quickly with Covid-19 infection if needed.

As mentioned earlier, the protocol includes a number of nutraceuticals, such as quercitin and zinc.
Dr. Kory also says that another prescription antidepressant, fluvoxamine also looks promising. When added to ivermectin, much less treatment failures were noticed. Fluvoxamine seems to help with more advanced disease, obese patients, and diabetics.

The game changer now in Covid-19 treatment is anti-androgens. An example of an androgen is the male hormone testosterone. One anti-androgen medication used is the potassium sparing diuretic, spironolactone. Doses above 100mg are commonly utilized. Dutasteride, a 5-reductase inhibitor, which is used in prostate patients, also suppresses testosterone. Androgens seem to drive viral replication, as well as aiding inflammation. This is the reason why men seem to fare worse than women, with Covid-19 infection.

Another improvement component is intravenous vitamin C. Some hospitals and outpatient facilities do not stock this, but can usually obtain from another hospital. High doses, such as 25 to 50grams of intravenous vitamin C, are utilized in an outpatient setting by natural medicine physicians. It may be wise to call ahead to see if the facility carries the intravenous form of this. This therapy is sometimes met with resistance by the medical establishment. There was a concern with kidney stones, but this is nonsense as proven by the data with intravenous use.

Another therapeutic agent in an outpatient setting is monoclonal antibodies. These are man-made proteins that act as human antibodies in the immune system to fight off harmful pathogens such as viruses. Bamlanivimab combined with Etesevimab are currently utilized for use in the U.S.

While it may difficult to find a doctor who is willing to treat Covid-19 infection with the FLCCC protocol (or any other), many of those willing can make full use of telemedicine. A physician can be found on the FLCCC website that will prescribe ivermectin. Some of the FLCCC treatment protocols are listed below:

**nebulize hydrogen peroxide 5ml of 0.1% peroxide dissolved in normal saline solution every hour or two

**intravenous ozone administered by a trained ozone physician

**NAC 600mg capsules twice daily

**raw organic honey from a health food store

**zinc 50mg to 100mg daily for 3 days; then decrease to 15mg daily

**quercitin 250mg to 500mg twice daily

**liposomal vitamin C 1000mg to 2000mg 4 to 6 times a day

**fibrinolytic enzymes like lumbrokinase, serrapeptidase, or nattokinase 2 to 3 times a day on an empty stomach to help with micro-clots

Some final thoughts and considerations involving outpatient and at home treatments. Since hospitals are the new “kill” zones, they are best to avoid at all costs. Early treatment is the key to survival. Mostly all effective therapies for Covid-19, can be done at home or in an outpatient setting. During these days of less sunlight, please check your vitamin D level. Who wants to end up at a hospital, only to be put on a ventilator & Remdesivir? Remdesivir is a known toxin to the kidneys & liver. Find a doctor from FLCCC or American Frontline Doctors to prescribe ivermectin, both acutely or as a preventative for high risk patients.

Below is the FLCCC prevention and treatment protocols for Covid-19: