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Now that HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE is gaining national attention, the Mayo Clinic has decided to PURGE its informational page about the COVID-fighting generic drug

October 02, 2023 -

Hilariously, the Mayo Clinic is now blaming a "third-party vendor" for supplying the information promoting HCQ, which the Mayo Clinic suddenly does not support any longer.

"Hydroxychloroquine may be used to treat coronavirus (COVID-19) in certain hospitalized patients," is what the now-scrubbed Mayo Clinic webpage for HCQ used to say before being deleted from the internet – see the screenshot below:

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Government restrictions on HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE resulted in many needless COVID deaths, study finds

September 28, 2023 -

Had all countries where HCQ is approved for use – the United States is one of them, by the way, as hydroxychloroquine is fully approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) – allowed unfettered access to the drug during the "pandemic," COVID fatalities could have been reduced by about 520,000, the study authors found.

You may recall that the illustrious Dr. Vladimir Zelenko successfully treated thousands of COVID patients in 2020 using HCQ. When combined with ...

Dr. Zelenko: ZINC is the BULLET that kills virus responsible for COVID-19

November 09, 2023 - azithromycin. But what happened on March 27, 2020 [is that] the 'ghoul' Cuomo issued an executive order (EO) blocking pharmacies in New York state from dispensing HCQ," he told Clark. "[It] was approved for other indications and it was safe, so I couldn't understand why that was obstructed." (Related: Doctor who developed HCQ protocol has now successfully treated thousands of COVID-19 patients.)

"I lost a few patients because of that EO [since] they couldn't get ...

ASHP SURVEY: 99% of pharmacists have reported drug shortages in 2023

January 02, 2024 - azithromycin), staple analgesics like ketamine, and nitroglycerin injections that are crucial for controlling congestive heart failure in heart attack patients.

Securing medication is also a problem for people managing chronic illnesses.

However, medication scarcity isn’t a new problem as drug shortages have plagued the country for at least 20 years.

The findings of a 2011 study revealed that increasingly frequent drug shortages were already a problem ...

WHO monitors mysterious pneumonia cases among children in China, which experts say are “concerning” but likely not due to a new COVID variant

December 05, 2023 - azithromycin and doxycycline could help patients recover.

Rajnarayanan added that health officials should focus on confirming the cause of the infections and trying to rule out common respiratory diseases.

Jay Weiland, a leading COVID-19 modeler, reassured that there is no reason to suspect a new COVID variant is responsible for the epidemic in China because it's still unclear "if this is a collection of simultaneous peaks of a typical seasonal illness or ...

Surprise new illness hitting cruise ships: ‘My puke was bright blue’

January 30, 2024 -

(Article by Kaley republished from WLTReport.com)

Last week, multiple passengers onboard a Carnival Elation cruise ship that embarked from Jacksonville, FL came down with an unknown sickness.

One woman – Miranda Hill from Tifton, GA – reported vomiting bright blue puke, despite not eating anything blue.

She spent half of her cruise trip hooked up to an IV in the ship’s infirmary.

Other passengers, including Hill’s friends and members of her boyfriend’s ...

Can common antibiotics harm your heart? Research links them to increased risk of heart conditions

January 25, 2021 - azithromycin over other antibiotics because it can be taken for fewer days. Compared to the typical 10-day course, a full course of azithromycin is only five days.

The researchers wanted to examine the effect of azithromycin on the heart because past studies have linked the drug to irregular heart rhythm. Additionally, antibiotics in the same class as azithromycin were previously associated with sudden cardiac death.

To that end, ...

Study shows children are typically prescribed two antibiotics for pneumonia unnecessarily, with no proven additional benefit in health outcomes

August 31, 2018 -

Researchers from Vanderbilt University Medical Center have revealed that administering amoxicillin on its own is a better option compared to combining it with azithromycin. Simply decreasing the number of drugs administered can help minimize the instances of antibiotic resistance across the country. (Related: White kids take twice as many antibiotics as other kids, putting them at higher risk, study finds.)

Azithromycin, an antibiotic often prescribed by ...

Antibiotics FAIL: Yaws bacteria develops resistance and is making a comeback

March 05, 2018 - azithromycin. (Related: Natural bacteria-killing viruses in the bladder may prove more effective at clearing UTIs than antibiotics.)

"Drug resistance is unlikely to be common, and resistant cases were resolved by a single dose injection of benzathine benzylpenicillin," added lead author Dr. Oriol Mitjá.

The research team suggested implementing multiple rounds of mass treatment covering every member of a community to eliminate latent infections.

The ...

Gonorrhea is becoming antibiotic-resistant in China

March 26, 2019 -

According to the study, the prevalence of a dual resistance in N. gonorrhoeae rose between the years 2013 and 2016, showing that treatment with azithromycin and ceftriaxone, which is recommended by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a remedy for the sexually-transmitted infection gonorrhea, may not be effective in China.

To facilitate the study, minimum inhibitory concentrations (MICs) of azithromycin and ceftriaxone were identified for 3,849 clinical ...

Why doesn’t the medical deep state want coronavirus patients to heal?

July 12, 2020 - azithromycin resulted in a 50 percent reduction in deaths among hospitalized Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) patients. After day one of the treatment, a whopping 82 percent of patients began to recover. And after day two, that figure jumped to 91 percent.

Another study out of France arrived at similar conclusions. Patients taking hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin almost all recovered, with only a scant 0.9 percent death rate. This same paper also found that ...

Doctor: Journal’s retracted study of ‘Trump drug’ was ‘political hit job’

July 13, 2020 - azithromycin, spelled out some of the study's crucial errors in a May 22 interview with WND.

The three authors of The Lancet study who have apologized – Mandeep R Mehra, Frank Ruschitzka and Amit N Patel – said Surgisphere, the company that provided the data, refused to transfer the dataset for an independent review and the researchers "can no longer vouch for the veracity of the primary data sources."

A study in the New England Journal of Medicine that also ...

American Medical Association reverses earlier statement against HCQ to treat coronavirus infections

January 06, 2021 - azithromycin, in light of entities stockpiling these medicines for future COVID-19 use. The physicians' association "strongly opposes these actions that can lead to supply disruptions for patients who need these medicines for chronic conditions" in its statement. It also reiterated that "no medication has been … [approved] for use in COVID-19 patients." (Related: Hospitalizations drop by 84 percent in patients treated with HCQ, study shows.)

Meanwhile, the Food ...

Henry Ford health study finds hydroxychloroquine to be effective against COVID-19

July 07, 2020 - azithromycin as part of the trial, though it conferred minimal benefits. Compared to a 20.1 percent death rate among patients treated with both azithromycin and hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin treatment alone resulted in a 22.4 percent death rate. And this is compared to a 26.4 percent death rate among those treated with neither drug.

Interestingly, this paper did not look at a treatment combination of hydroxychloroquine plus zinc, zinc being a key ...

Gilead, Big Pharma and the WHO: An unholy trifecta of corruption and bioterrorism

September 30, 2020 - azithromycin successfully cured 80 of his own patients.

"By administering hydroxychloroquine combined with azithromycin, we were able to observe an improvement in all cases, except in one patient who arrived with an advanced form, who was over the age of 86," Dr. Raoult is quoted as saying, noting that HCQ-plus-azithromycin had a 91 percent success rate with zero side effects when used in more than 1,000 patients.

Dr. Raoult published ...

Health care policy analyst blasts Big Pharma: “It’s all about the money!”

September 30, 2020 - azithromycin and zinc?” Janda noted.

Whitsett, Janda said, eventually got her hands on hydroxychloroquine and within hours of taking the drug along with azithromycin and zinc, improved to the point where she did not need to go on a ventilator.

Not long after her recovery, Whitsett, in what has since been considered as a bold move from a Democrat, told conservative political commentator and host Laura Ingraham on Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle that ...

Alarming video shows ‘the vaxxed’ dropping like flies while impressive proof has emerged that ‘alternative treatments’ are working to cure COVID when protocols are followed

November 02, 2021 - azithromycin (or doxycycline), and zinc be a lifesaver for the elderly. That was not done. Doctors waited until the Angel of Death was standing outside the patients’ rooms before the HCQ (alone) was finally administered in the study. We must discover who is responsible for those orders.

Even Junior High school kids would not be so irresponsible and dishonest.

I have been taking HCQ, azithromycin, and zinc once per week as a prophylactic, but ...

Patrick Gunnels tells Dr. Lee Merritt: Americans are the most gaslit people in the world when it comes to vaccines – Brighteon.TV

June 01, 2022 - azithromycin and doxycycline.

Now, Merritt said, students in medical schools are being taught that these treatments don't work. She added that these are also being taken out of medical school teachings and the printing of research journals.

Merritt explained that these antimicrobial drugs work for a lot of different reasons on things that people wouldn't have expected.

"And as we learned from hydroxychloroquine and probably azithromycin, when ...