George Rebane
For many weeks now we’ve been hearing a lot about the astounding C19 stats coming out of India. Their rate of confirmed C19 cases is shown in the figure below as compiled by Johns Hopkins University. And how have they achieved such astounding results?
The answer lies in the country’s taking a radically different tack for both C19 prevention and therapeutics that emphasizes the use of off-shelf anti-viral and anti-parasitic drugs which have been dunned by our healthcare industry, both private and governmental. The more complete story is told in ‘India Develops Effective COVID Treatment for Under $3 Per Person While America Remains in Vaccine Frenzy’. (H/T to reader) The bottom line is that India’s government distributes anti-C19 packets – labelled Ziverdo – based on Ivermectin and Hydrochloroquine (early on touted by President Trump) that cost about $2.65 each. I have posted on both Ivermectin and HCQ which have yet to receive AMA or FDA approval while big pharma’s expensive vaccines have enjoyed an historical fast track into people’s arms.
Ziverdo kits are available from multiple sources (here) for those wishing to lay in an extra layer of protection against C19. Ziverdo is reported effective both as a prophylactic and a therapeutic as demonstrated by the available hospitalization and mortality stats.
One reason why the lamestream does not publicize this news is that early on President Trump was in favor of existing bio-chemical medicines to fight C19, an approach that did not comport with the Left’s making the pandemic as bad as possible during the 2020 election year. Why outlets like FN have not picked up on this is a puzzle to me. Yet one more item to add to the evidence for the ongoing global fraud. (more here) Perhaps readers have better insights.
[30jan21 update] Apparently Congress and the federal government has been fully apprised of India’s major response to C19 with it dispensing of millions of Ziverdo kits to be used as both a prophylactic and a therapeutic. In our media we have heard nothing of this; how come? Here is a report of recent testimony to the Senate’s Homeland Security Committee, and here another study recommending use of Ivermectin. Everyone’s lips seemed to be securely sealed. (H/T to reader)
For more information on the Ziverdo kits and their recommended usage, here is the website of one of its purveyors.
Or, just maybe, your numbers are a myth? Go to India for THEIR assessment of their own stats. https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/why-official-covid-19-numbers-are-misleading-2329668
Posted by: Jason Hicks | 29 January 2021 at 05:39 PM
Hick from the sticks makes a fair comment although if the numbers are off that much, what about the body count? Pretty hard to hide that.
Jason the Hick doesn't like govts that don't honestly report Covid stats. Grrrrr.
Boy - if any large Dem state back east with a governor whose name sounds like Cuomo reported false stats Jason would be all over that like a flea on a dog.
Right, Jason?
Jason?
Posted by: Scott O | 29 January 2021 at 10:29 PM
Now Scott, who cares about a bunch of useless old people. Dr. (And I use the title loosely) Ezekiel Manuel says they're useless and non contributors to society.
Posted by: Randy | 30 January 2021 at 09:23 AM
Randy - Not totally useless. The Dems made good use of their stacked up bodies to stand on to denounce Trump.
Worked a treat!
Posted by: Scott O | 30 January 2021 at 09:42 AM
Jason 539pm - The cited numbers are not 'mine', but issue from the ongoing labors at Johns Hopkins University. With a little bit of arithmetic, you can cipher out that even with the addition of the alleged 3.4M uncounted cases, India's C19 case rate is still far below that of other leading nations.
The point of my commentary is our country's travesty in not exploring all plausible and existential therapeutics as it claims to have lost over 400K people to C19. Testing a population subsample with such kits to measure its effectiveness is a no-brainer, but apparently still too risky (that it might work) for people pushing an alternative narrative.
Posted by: George Rebane | 30 January 2021 at 10:15 AM
Note from my own physician:
"We have not prescribed Ziverdo kit. Discussion became all the rage after an incorrect Facebook post about India's use of this combo."
https://africacheck.org/fact-checks/fbchecks/covid-kits-only-distributed-one-indian-state-not-cause-national-decline-cases
On 9 October 2020, the government of Goa, on the southwestern coast of India, announced it was launching home isolation monitoring kits for Covid-19 patients. The kits would be made available for free to Covid-19-positive residents of Goa.
We could find no evidence that this Covid kit was being distributed by the central Indian government...
India’s state of Uttar Pradesh has also reportedly used ivermectin off-label to treat patients. Uttar Pradesh is the most populous state in the country, with a population of 237.8 million people. Goa has 1.5M.
But Uttar Pradesh has attributed its control of Covid-19 to several factors, including surveillance and contact tracing, and targeted testing of specific groups. It would therefore be misleading to attribute the decline in Covid-19 cases both in Uttar Pradesh and nationwide to the use of ivermectin without suitable research confirming a causal relationship.
Posted by: The Estonian Fox | 02 February 2021 at 07:54 AM
EstonianF 754am - Thanks for that find Mr Fox. However, until the data published by Johns Hopkins is ascribed to some other causal factors, I'll go with the Indians being dispensed some form of the politically incorrect medicines like Ivermectin or HCQ to keep their numbers down. I don't believe their seeming high level of herd immunity is either race-based or due to the worship of the correct gods.
Apropos to all this, we visited our physician today, and in the inevitable C19 discussion discovered that he and colleagues have been taking a daily dose of HCQ for months. We will now join him in this regimen.
Posted by: George Rebane | 02 February 2021 at 01:09 PM
George... is your MD in a Dignity Health practice? Or a different large group practice?
Posted by: Gregory | 02 February 2021 at 01:37 PM
Gregory 137pm - Not in Dignity Health.
Posted by: George Rebane | 02 February 2021 at 01:56 PM