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El Dr. Pierre Kory es uno de los líderes del movimiento
médico, llamémosle así, que busca oficializar el
tratamiento precoz del COVID. Kory es un doctor y
experto en cuidados intensivos TAMBIEN especialista en
la administración de unidades o ambulatorios de
cuidados intensivos), tiene tres certificaciones oficiales
en medicina interna, cuidados intensivos y medicina
pulmonar respectivamente, y es parte esencial de la
Alianza de cuidado intensivo para el COVID 19 or
Frontline COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance (FLCCC), que
fue una de las primeras organizaciones médicas
independientes en publicar una guía de tratamiento de
COVID, sin incorporar inyecciones.

Dejemos hablar al doctor Kory:
“Cuando llegó COVID, yo estaba en una posición de
liderazgo”, dice. “Renuncié, por la forma en que estaban
manejando la pandemia”.
Al principio de la pandemia, el Centro Médico de la
Universidad de Wisconsin, como fue el caso de la
mayoría de los hospitales de los EE. UU., insistía en brindar a aquellos que padecían del Covid solo una asistencia médica diminuta y restringida, y Kory se negó a permanecer en una posición de liderazgo en esas circunstancias. A los pacientes se les decía, por primera
vez en la historia de la medicina moderna, que
simplemente sufrieran en casa hasta que estuvieran
cerca de morir, y luego fueran al hospital donde se les
sometería a un tratamiento de respiradores, que con
frecuencia resultaba ser una opción mortal.

Fuente:
https://link.theepochtimes.com/mkt_app/what-you-need-to-know-about-early-treatmentfor-
covid_4152776.html
Home Treatment Recommendations for COVID
While it can be difficult to find a doctor who is willing to actually treat COVID-19 with the
FLCCC protocol (or any other for that matter), many of those who are willing are making
full use of telemedicine.
You can find a listing of doctors who can prescribe ivermectin and other necessary
medicines on the FLCCC website. There, you can also find downloadable PDFs in
several languages for prevention and early at-home treatment, the in-hospital protocol
and long-term management guidance for long-haul COVID-19 syndrome. Three other
protocols that have great success are:
• The AAPS protocol
• Tess Laurie’s World Council for Health protocol
• America’s Frontline Doctors
• Dr. Peter McCullough
This is a load of information to review, especially if you are fatigued and sick with
COVID or have a family member struggling. So, I reviewed all the protocols and believe
the FLCCC one is the easiest and most effective to follow. I’ve posted it below.
However, I’ve altered some of the dosages, and added a few more therapies that they
have yet to include, such as:
• Nebulize hydrogen peroxide 5 ml of 0.1% peroxide dissolved in 0.9% normal
saline every hour or two. It’s best to use nebulizer that plugs into the wall, as
these are more effective than battery operated ones.
• Intravenous ozone administered by a trained ozone physician.
• NAC 500 mg twice a day.
• Make sure the honey is raw honey, not normal honey from the grocery store.
Raw honey can be obtained online or at a health food store.
• Fibrinolytic enzymes like lumbrokinase, serrapeptidase or nattokinase, two to
four tablets, two to three times a day, on an empty stomach (one hour before or
two hours after a meal). This will help break down any microclots.
• Decrease zinc dose from 100 mg to 50 mg elemental zinc, but only for three
days, then decrease to 15 mg elemental zinc.
• Increased quercetin from 250 mg to 500 mg.
• Change vitamin C to liposomal C 1,000 to 2,000 mg four to six times per day.