Further to…update on info posted a couple of years back, in case of use.
Worth thinking about in advance - or to support you with your doc(s). I’d be most interested to hear how they explain this away.
Late treatment ‘meta-analyses’ in c19.com
(auto-generated by the site c19.com using their current studies)
Vit C Vitamin C for COVID-19: real-time meta analysis of 60 studies 27% over all studies
Vit D Vitamin D for COVID-19: real-time meta analysis of 285 studies (111 treatment studies and 174 sufficiency studies) 46% over all studies
Ivermectin Ivermectin for COVID-19: real-time meta analysis of 96 studies (ivmmeta) 43% over all studies
zinc Zinc for COVID-19: real-time meta analysis of 51 studies (40 treatment studies and 11 sufficiency studies) 26% over all studies
melatonin Melatonin for COVID-19: real-time meta analysis of 18 studies 45% over all studies
remdesivir Outcomes in COVID-19 remdesivir studies 11% over all studies
The ‘meta-analysis’ figures are a bit haphazard in that they combine improvements in different outcomes studied (recovery, hospitalisations, deaths); but the level of improvement strongly suggests general benefit.
{You can get these by going to the top menu and hovering over the menu item ‘Covid-19 Treatment studies for…’ and going to the treatment in the drop-down menu, select Meta (or select the treatment name to see the studies, which are critiqued by the authors, who are evidently medical}
Apart from remdesivir, all of the treatments shown have shown benefits for early treatment and prophylaxis as well - so they aren’t flash-in-the pans. Results quoted (including early and prophylaxis) have individual statistical significance.
In my humble view, these are statistically overwhelming, though still officially unrecognized!
This doesn’t include any known serious side effects - as only remdesivir is known to have.
There is no prophylaxis evidence for remdesivir - it would be far too expensive!
I left out hydroxychloroquine as it’s best given early and late treatment trial results have been contaminated by ridiculous overdoses.
Investigating Early treatment is similar, with similarly good results shown. Brings in hydroxychloroquine as well, except they won’t give you it and unlike the others, it isn’t easy to buy. Quercetin has good figures and is similar to HCQ in that it is a zinc ionophore (ie helps zinc into the cells to inhibit virus replication). So, apparently, is Ivermectin. Zinc along with these is thought to be even better. Remarkable that zinc helps so much on it’s own.
The main take-home is the earlier the ‘early treatment’ the better, within at most 6 days of onset of symptoms is the recommendation.
For medical info I recommend pointing doctors to the covid-19 critical care alliance
Treatment Protocols - FLCCC | Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance where a lot of top docs like Pierre Kory hang out.
Hope helpful.
