Randy Baker MD

Dr. Pierre Kory, former chief of the Critical Care Unit at the University of Wisconsin, Associate Professor of Medicine at St. Luke’s Aurora Medical Center and President of the Frontline COVID-19 Critical Alliance is the leading advocate of the use of Iver*mec*tin for treating COVID-19. Here is a post from him from today: (the asterisks are because unfortunately fb has been known to censor some posts on this topic, even though they are entirely based on sound science) Folks - Pierre Kory here. I spent the last few days writing an FAQ document addressing all the questions on Iver*mec*tin's safety, efficacy, and the growing body of medical evidence supporting its use in COVID-19 prophylaxis and treatment. All (of the many) questions we get at the FLCCC.. have been answered, see here: https://lnkd.in/gP-Qbng

It is no secret that this pandemic is wreaking havoc across the country as well as much of the world. On November 30th I published my latest blog post on Preventing and Treating COVID-19. My blogs tend to be works in progress and here is the latest update, with an expanded section on the use of the pharmaceutical Iver*mec*tin, a trendy topic, as well as a new study on the importance of Vitamin D. I inserted the * because in other groups fb has apparently been censoring posts about it, which is very concerning... https://drrandybaker.com//preventing-and-treating-covid-19/

Literally months in the making, here is my new blog post on Preventing and Treating COVID-19... https://drrandybaker.com/

Thanks to Elizabeth Good for sharing this article about a VERY promising safe effective and affordable therapy to prevent COVID-19. This to me is MUCH more exciting than vaccines, which will be expensive, never be 100% effective and will certainly have significant side effects

I plan to update my blog at drrandybaker dot com on treatments for COVID-19 but in the meantime 3 of my favorite articles on how to treat it are this one and the 2 that are below it on this page... http://orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v16n37.shtml