Remdesivir

Despite their friend's written refusal to be given Remdesivir, their friends' hospital doctors insisted Remdesivir was life-saving and wanted to administer it. Judy and Don got their friend out of hospital and looked after her in their own home.

Carol begged them to continue to give Larry ivermectin and his vitamins, they said no. She begged them not to use Remdesivir on Larry, but when she received Larry’s medical records after he died, she discovered they gave him Remdesivir right away for many days. She is putting Larry’s story on the record.

Cassandra caught COVID and after 12 days had to go to the hospital. They immediately placed her in ICU and started administering Remdesivir. Her husband arrived home from out-of-town work, and helped stop the Remdisivir. He also smuggled in ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. Watch their story now.

‘Hospital COVID Protocols: Legal and Policy Recourse’ with Lori Bontell and attorneys Jeff Childers and Shawn McBride.

At worst, however, Remdesivir is harmful. A subsequent analysis of the agency’s safety database found it likely caused kidney failure, and when independent trials (those not sponsored by a pharmaceutical company) are analyzed alone, there is a clear statistical trend to harm. WHO also warns that the drug may be associated with an increased reporting of liver problems.”

Watch as El reveals her story about being critically ill with COVID and needing to go to the ER because her oxygen was so low she didn't think she'd make it through the night. After having an allergic reaction to remdesivir she called her husband to come get her out of the hospital. She came home and immediately started the MATH+ protocol and within a day started feeling better. She credits her success to the FLCCC's protocol.

Remdesivir is (at best) useless against Covid-19. At worst, it is dangerous to patients who receive it.