Epoch TV published December 1, 2021: Hydroxychloroquine and Other Therapeutics Highly Effective in Early COVID Treatment | CLIP
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Dr. John Campbell published November 23, 2021: Ivermectin in Japan. Antivirals in Japan. Ivermectin allowed as a treatment on August 13. Doctors can prescribe without restrictions. People can buy it legally from India. Dr. Haruo Ozaki, Chairman of the Tokyo Medical Association. The situation is that the whole country is suffering from disasters. No one will listen to me, so I will come up with a new policy. The antiparasitic drug "ivermectin" shows the number of infections and deaths of the new corona in a country that is prophylactically administered for another disease in Africa. It is necessary to thoroughly study the clinical trial, but it seems that we are at the stage where it is okay to have the patient give an informed outlet and get permission to use it.
The Epoch Times
written by Naveen Athrappully
Monday January 31, 2022
A Japanese conglomerate that is studying the anti-parasitic drug ivermectin has found that the medication had an antiviral effect on Omicron, according to joint non-clinical research.
Kowa Co. Ltd., a conglomerate with interests in trading, hospitality, and electronics, along with health and medical applications, issued a press release (pdf) on Jan. 31 stating that ivermectin has been found to be effective against Omicron in in vitro studies. The firm is also in the process of carrying out a Phase 3 clinical trial on the use of ivermectin to treat COVID-19 patients, though the company’s remarks on effectiveness pertain to the findings of lab-based research.
Kowa representatives didn’t respond to a request for comment by press time.
The company, working with Kitasato University based in Tokyo, said that ivermectin has the “same antiviral effect” on all “mutant strains,” including Alpha, Delta, and Omicron. Kowa added that ivermectin suppresses invasion of the virus and inhibits its replication.
“[Ivermectin] is expected to be applied as a therapeutic drug (tablet) for all new coronavirus infectious diseases,” the report said.
Ivermectin has been used by the World Health Organization for over 30 years to treat parasitic infections. Volunteers have distributed the drug in African countries where it has been found to be extremely effective, said the Kowa report.
However, the treatment has been mired in controversy during recent times as the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved the use of ivermectin as a treatment for COVID-19, even though the drug is used in humans to treat a variety of conditions.
The FDA has refused to respond to a Freedom of Information Act request (FOIA) asking for details about any reports of side effects related to the use of ivermectin in treating COVID-19 while publicly denouncing its usage.
The federal government pays hospitals across the country to treat COVID-19 patients, but the payment is tied to approved methods, and ivermectin is not part of the protocol.
However, families desperate to save their loved ones are resorting to secretly sneaking the drug into hospitals as a last-ditch effort that often ends up helping the infected person recover.
All or part of 22 countries around the globe have approved the use of ivermectin in the treatment of COVID-19, based on multiple studies. Japan has not yet approved ivermectin for the treatment of COVID-19.
A bill has been presented to make New Hampshire the first state in the country to make ivermectin part of the approved COVID-19 treatments and offer it as an over-the-counter medication.
“I have absolutely no doubt lives will be saved if human grade ivermectin was available to COVID patients,” state Rep. Leah Cushman, a Republican and also a registered nurse, told The Epoch Times about her proposed bill HB3005.
The detractors of using ivermectin have claimed that the drug is extremely dangerous. “I would never want this medication prescribed to myself or my family and would take legal action against anyone who recommended this to my loved ones,” Dr. David Levine of Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center wrote in his written testimony on the bill.
Dr. Paul Marik, a supporter of using ivermectin, testified that ivermectin “is one of the safest drugs on the face of this planet.”
Marik, who is a co-founder of the physician-comprised advocacy group Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance, said ivermectin is approved for the treatment of viruses in 79 countries.
“So somehow Japanese people, Indian people, Brazilian people can tolerate it safely, but it’s toxic in Americans. You have to be kidding,” Marik said.
Marik was forced to resign from his position at the Eastern Virginia Medical School over legal battles regarding the usage of alternate treatments for COVID-19, including using ivermectin.
Even though Joe Rogan got Dr. Gupta from CNN to admit they CNN & all Pharma funded media were lying about Ivermectin, the propaganda is so strong people still say it’s horse paste poison instead of a Nobel prize winning human medicine on the WHO list of ESSENTIAL MEDICINES. pic.twitter.com/8Ow8lAVU7P
— Jimmy Dore (@jimmy_dore) January 30, 2022
Joe Rogan: Ivermectin worked for me
— 🤼♀️👑🧠 (@MatScoutWillie) January 31, 2022
People: cancel him
MSM: Trump Colluded w/ Russia for Election Interference
Democrats: Impeach him
Courts: Hillary orchestrated it
MSM: cancel Joe Rogan
^^^The above isn't a take. It's what happened.
Ppl who think Rogan is the problem, wear Che shirts. That’s all you need to know about those nerds.
— TheOWF (@theowfguy) February 1, 2022
FOX 32 Chicago published November 9, 2021: Illinois family’s attorney says Ivermectin ‘working’ for grandfather with COVID-19. There is another Ivermectin battle unfolding in the Chicago suburbs.
Fox32 News, Chicago local
written by Staff
Monday November 29, 2021
For anyone who finds this, the judge quoted two bills in his decision to side with the family: 1) the Health Care Decisions Act, which designates a surrogate to act on the patient's behalf 2) the Right to Try Act, which guarantees a dying citizen the right to try experimental medication, regardless of its proficiency.
NAPERVILLE, Ill. - An Illinois family whose loved one was "desperately ill" and hospitalized earlier this month with COVID-19 says he's now home and doing well after a judge had to order a Naperville hospital to treat him with Ivermectin.
On Nov. 8, the family won a legal battle to gain approval to administer the controversial drug to 71-year-old Sun Ng, who had been on a ventilator since October 19.
Sun Ng came to the Chicago area from Hong Kong to visit his daughter and her family. He contracted COVID and within days was on a ventilator at Edward Hospital in Naperville.
His daughter, Dr. Man Kwan Ng, was desperate. She wanted the hospital to try Ivermectin, but they refused based on various national medical guidelines, which suggest the drug is ineffective.
"Mr. Ng is as good as dead in the picture, which was taken on November 4. And at that point the hospital still wouldn't give the Ivermectin," said family attorney Kirstin Erickson.
A DuPage County judge ruled in the family's favor ordering the hospital to allow Dr. Alan Bain to administer the drug. But the hospital initially refused because Dr. Bain is not vaccinated.
After further legal wrangling and the doctor presenting a negative COVID test, the treatment — a series of 15 daily shots — began in the evening of Nov. 8.
The Ng's attorney claimed Sun showed signs of improvement almost immediately.
"And today he passed a breathing test that he hadn't been able to pass in the last three weeks. And he looked more alert and aware. So I would say that the first dose of Ivermectin is actually working and is effective," Erickson said.
Ivermectin was given to Sun Ng from Nov. 8 through Nov. 12, the family said. He was then released from the hospital on Nov. 27.
Sun Ng's family says he's now at home, having fully recovered.
"My father’s recovery is amazing," Dr. Man Kwan Ng said in a statement. "My father is a tough man. He was working so hard to survive, and of course, with God’s holding hands. He weaned off oxygen about three days after moving out of the ICU. He started oral feeding before hospital discharge. He returned home without carrying a bottle of oxygen and a feeding tube installed to his stomach. He can now stand with a walker at the bedside and practice stepping. After being sedated for a month on a ventilator in ICU, his performance is beyond our expectations. Praise the Lord."
FOX 32 had reached out to the hospital before this latest update and they initially said they could not comment due to "patient privacy guidelines."
Question - "Do you have any documented evidence of a naturally immune, unvaxx'd individual spreading COVID to another person or being reinfected?"
— Aaron Ginn (@aginnt) November 12, 2021
CDC - No.
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UPDATE 2/4/22 at 5:30pm: Added info below.
For more information please visit NIH.gov website at:
Yeah, the same NIH Dr. Fauci is in charge of.
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