In an interview with Omroep P&M, Elens says:
"A number of doctors have conducted research on the effects of a combination of zinc, hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin in South Korea, France, and the US. Several doctors shared this on social media, which prompted me to delve into those studies, and it turns out that those doctors saw very few to none hospital admissions or intensive care admissions from patients getting this treatment. So I started discussing this with my pharmacist, and afterwards we created the protocol."He explained that hydroxychloroquine is a medicine that's been around for a long time, originally created in 1955 to treat malaria. Having gained much experience working with anti-malarial medicine during work in Africa, Elens felt confident in prescribing it for his patients who were suffering from symptoms suspected of being related to covid-19. In the interview he called upon his colleagues to talk with their pharmacies and to prescribe the same highly effective protocol.
However, the Dutch Health and Youth Care Inspectorate - a governmental institution - has now prohibited him from prescribing this treatment to his patients, claiming there is no evidence of effectiveness of hydroxychloroquine and azitromycine. The Inspectorate has warned that he will be fined if he continues. Meanwhile, evidence that they falsely claim is absent, continues to increase with more cases of people being cured with this method.
See the following, for example:
- A placebo-controlled trial of hydroxychloroquine for COVID-19 conducted in Wuhan "revealed that after 5 days of hydroxychloroquine treatment, the symptoms of patients with COVID-19 were significantly relieved, manifesting as shorten(ing) in the recovery time for cough and fever".
- Dr. Vladimir Zelenko, a board-certified family practitioner in New York, so far treated 699 coronavirus patients with 100 percent success, with only four hospitalizations, using hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin, an antibiotic to treat secondary infections, and zinc sulfate.
- Bahrain has been using hydroxychloroquine succesfully in their treatment for coronavirus. Belgium also sees hope in this treatment and has started clinical trials.
- Clinical results from Marseille, France, show 78 out of 80 coronavirus patients treated with hydroxychloroquine (combined with azithromycin for some patients) recovered within five days.
Elens, however, is not giving up, and is looking into a supplement that he can combine with zinc for his patients. Hopefully, more people will see how promising hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin and zinc are, and demand to lift the ridiculous ban on treating and curing covid-19 patients in this manner.
Reader Comments
My guess is Quercetin.
(I am no longer able to comment on youtube btw)
Because the malarial treatment relates to the binding of iron and oxygen.
Is 60ghz a selected or effectively allocated frequency for 5G usage? Does this resonate with oxygen molecules in ways similar to microwaves on water? Can this make oxygen less able to bond with iron in our blood? Can this effect a weird kind of 'phlemless' dry cough 'pneumonia' in which hypoxia (oxygen starvation) occurs - along with oxidisation of lots of free iron? And etc.
Well I don't know. Are there other factors that operate a negative synergy in which susceptibility is increased - such as flue or other co-morbities and toxic stress - like the atmospheric pollution in certain regions of China, Italy and Spain?
Virology - unlike biology - is pathologically fixated in its very premise - like demonology - and fear of pathogenic agents and outcomes drives a technologism of control, that once initiated - cant be turned off.
This is a sketch of a possibility - that may be false but is worth proving so before full scale roll out of frequencies without a proper appreciation of resonant effects on biology - including human beings.
There are other explorations of micro signalling in biology that can be used to healing of harmful outcomes. The body already uses it. The arrogance that presumes our 'discovery' makes something ours to claim, possess, and control is often coupled to weaponised or marketing advantage that generates a peculiar blind spot.
If something is stated as 'perfectly safe and effective' as its sales pitch - then check the list of 'side' effects in the packet insert that operate as a legal disclaimer or in wifi - check the insurance offered to industry against damage claims in such respect. There have been many who happily smoked like a chimney throughout a long life without dying of any 'smoking related disease'. There may be any number of variables - but in broad terms their body was adaptive to its environment in terms of maintaining balance and function.
Fear generates a bandwagon effect from which people get a sense of identity and others get a lot of funding or opportunity to use such identification to run a war or mount a crusade or sell products or launch a whole new genre of products. The world runs more on superstition than reason, but does so on logical extension of fear-distorted narrative assumptions or what we fear is true or wish to be true and of course each can feed the other.
Have you read it?