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Mitigating and/or reversing the effects of Remdezivir?

Does anyone know of any protocol that can be administered to mitigate the effects of this drug?

My friend A’s 84 year old mother was taken into hospital because she fell and fractured her hip.As standard procedure they did a PCR test despite no flu-like symptoms whatsoever. The test came out positive. A was told by a nurse that as a result of the inflammation caused by the fall and fracture, this would most likely be the cause of the positive PCR test. Then without informed consent, they intravenously administered Remdesivir on a 5-day course and she then deteriorated. A says that he does not think unless there is some intervention that she will survive the Remdesivir and that he thinks this will shut her major organs down. According to Dr Bryan Ardis, kidney failure is the first organ to shut down. When A asked who specifically had prescribed Remdezivir and then administered it, the Head Nurse would not answer and literally ran off.

Does anyone know someone who has deteriorated after taken Remdesivir, and then used a protocol whereby the patient recovered? Or anything that might help?

Thanks, Rich.

I think Dr Mercola might have some suggestions on it, and definitely remember reading something, and wouldn’t abandon hope. Even Ivermectin… But this is serious malpractice, hardly any different from what the notorious Dr Shipton was persecuted and prosecuted for. Remdesevir was approved as a last ditch treatment for those in ICU or on ventilators, and even though it did no good at all, and possibly increased morbidity, there is no authorisation for treating people who merely test positive. As for a PCR for COVID testing positive because of inflammation! Where on earth did they come up with that idea?
A fractured hip for an 84 year old used to be a death sentence, but nowadays you can be on your feet and recovering in a few days. What irony!

It’s like Dr Shipton on a gargantuan scale the whole thing. I was in the HDU for a few days in December apparently with Covid Pneumonia. One morning the doctor breezes in and says he’s got something that’s really good for Covid. He starts attaching something to my drip and I say oh yes, what’s that then? And he goes Remdesivir. I hit the roof and really chewed him out, telling him it had a 53% fatality rate and had killed thousands of people etc. He left muttering “well we’d better not give you that then”. It was lucky I knew about it and that I was awake at the time!

I posted this Bryan Ardis interview on here once I think. Maybe watching it saved my life.

Video starts with Dr Bryan Ardis talking about how his father-in-law was murdered in a US hospital in February 2020.

Video continues with Ardis describing how the deliberate and calculated mass murder of untold large numbers of people in US and UK hospitals was carried out.

In the US people were being Killed with Remdesivir (described as “safe and effective” but which had produced a 53% death rate in earlier tests) and in the UK victims were murdered with Midazolam or Remdesivir. Morphine was also used to inhibit breathing and then finish people off on ventilators. Much more besides - absolutely horrifying.

Anyone who believes Covid is deadly, should listen carefully to this interview and especially his explanation of why Remdezivir is being chosen.

Actual real Covid deaths are obviously nowhere near the stated figures.

Well worth seeing to the end!

Rich

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Earlier this year I was sent, through the post, a PCR test with instructions to use it and send it in if I had ‘symptoms’. If positive I was to be offered treatment with molnupiravir +/ paxlovid …and/or remdesivir.
This on the grounds that I was one of a special vulnerable cohort. My arse.

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