21 Nov 2022 11:09 am
Meanwhile as millions of people around the world were cured of COVID-19 within days with IVM and HCQ protocols, in the comfort of their homes, the NIH "standard of care" almost throughout the entirety of 2020 was to go home and isolate with with no early treatment recommendations until you begin to suffocate and need one of the Illness Industries hospitals (and be killed by negligence, intubation and Remdesivir).freeman » 21 Nov 2022, 11:26 am » wrote: ↑ Why would the FDA try such a stupid defense? Because that's all they've got.
When a doctor prescribes a medication off-label and/or outside the NIH "standard of care", they are stepping out from under the protection of their medical malpractice insurance policies and baring their asses to sleazy lawyer's malpractice lawsuits.
Fauci's "go home and isolate" treatment for COVID was a death sentence for many
Today billing up to $470,000 per COVID patient, when even elderly and high-risk patients could have been treated at home with virtually 100% success, with either one of two $20 early treatment protocols.
Hospitals bill up to $470,000 PER COVID-19 PATIENT
Any doctor or hospital going against the NIH was on their own in terms of medical malpractice liability coverage.
NIH deadly recommendations compared to those of COVID-competent professionals
