Azithromycin was in the Vladimir Zelenko treatment for covid-19 in 2020. I assumed that was to deal with secondary bacterial infection but maybe having this virus suppression effect too. He was getting good results and it depressed me to see how he was ignored by the top 'experts'. People suffered and died because early treatment was suppressed.
First thought I had when I read your headline was, Does that mean this was essentially bacterial pneumonia, as was discovered when analyzing preserved lung tissue sections of the 1918 “flu” epidemic victims?
“The majority of deaths in the 1918–1919 influenza pandemic likely resulted directly from secondary bacterial pneumonia caused by common upper respiratory–tract bacteria.… pandemic planning needs to go beyond addressing the viral cause alone (e.g., influenza vaccines and antiviral drugs).” (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2599911/)
The widespread mask-wearing during that period is what likely contributed to the proliferation of bacterial pneumonia, which means Dr. Mengelfauci knew the potential hazards of mask-wearing when he flipped back to requiring them after initially following conventional health knowledge that masks are ineffective against respiratory viruses.
Remdesivir was preferred because several rounds might cost $15K, and if it was used then the hospital could increase its total bill by 20%, which might be another 80K. And Remdesivir was part of the depopulation plan as it was so toxic. Novaxx Djokovic said "winning the US Open was a real shot in the arm for my career and my heart is exploding with gratitude," according to the Bee.
When I had my infection it was a sore throat only (no other symptom at all). I called my Dr and asked for antibiotics, I was told 'we don't RX antibiotics for C19" 3 hours later I called back and said I had white patches on the back of my throat and that I had a secondary infection, it was only then that they RX'd me Azithromycin.
My late father, a very smart doctor (when GPs used to do house calls), deplored the no-antibiotics-it’s-just-viral fad among doctors. He pointed out that when you have a respiratory viral infection, it leads to opportunistic bacterial infection. The older generation of doctors of course knew this. What are they teaching the new ones in med school!
In the U.K death stats from Pneumonia crashed to zero during covid, it was most suspicious. (gov stats) Covid deaths were exactly where pneumonia deaths would have been. As for what happened last winter we all had bacterial infections, many were coughs. I recall the pharmacist saying he has never given out as many antibiotics in his life before.
The finding of Dr. Sabine Hazan that SARS-CoV-2 severely reduces Bifidobacteria in the gut biome is important. How does this virus disrupt the gut in this manner? I had long Covid symptoms (excessive urination, gas) for 20 months after getting Delta Covid in Jan. 2022. But probiotic pills and yogurt with Bifidobacteria has eliminated this problem. (I had numerous standard medical procedures which ruled out cancer and declared me “normal”). I am not vaccinated with the experimental, gene transfecting injections, nor have I ever taken a flu shot. Now I am back to normal energy. I also got Omicron Covid in Dec 2022 and the latest Eris Covid last month, but got over them in 5 days with ivermectin and anti-inflammatory and anti-spike protein supplements such as NAC, Quercitin, Bromelain and Nattokinase.
I had COVID like symptoms in late December 2021 and used oregano oil, a natural antibiotic, and the next day, all my symptoms were mostly gone. Until then I had a headache, brain fog, back pain, nausea if I tried to eat, etc. I'd that for days...
So, per request, injecting my data. The Daily Beagle collected data on antibiotics prescribing, and found in the UK (and Scotland), Germany and the US, all saw antibiotics either go down during 2020, or "flatline" with an abnormally steady rate:
What is known is secondary bacterial infections correlate strongly with death in COVID-19.
In the comments, a contention was raised on the pneumonia datasets. In digging, The Daily Beagle could only find a suspiciously low 358 pneumonia deaths (as underlying cause) in the CDC wonder database for 2019-2020: this included a *broad* selection of pneumonia categories (including one relating, bizarrely, to essential oils? I have no idea why the CDC even lists that).
No country has any case rate datasets on bacterial pneumonia (even for vaccines; the CDC's data doesn't go beyond 2019), and only the US has anything vaguely relating to deaths. Influenza cannot be blamed because the "official" sources claimed it magically disappeared during 2020 (leaving only a 0.2% number of cases during Sept 2020 to May 2021).
The only anomaly I can spot is Scarlet Fever (which isn't so much a fever as a bacterial infection) massively jumped in cases in 2022 in the UK, which went from a 2k yearly average to a 50k+ jump. The WHO has reported this has occurred in a number of countries simultaneously, such as Ireland and Italy.
It isn't clear why, as the shot rollout started late 2020 and there seems to be no uptick anywhere in 2021. I cannot tell if it is delayed onset, or due to some evil antibiotics scheme.
Vanco is an in-hospital IV major thing.... But Amox or a freakin' Z-pack?! Crazy if that's true. Might also be why some protocols by Zalenko/flccc which also sometimes included azithromycin(for bacterial secondaries) worked so well....
In the fall of 2018 I had persistent congestion with phlegm down deep in my lungs. At the time I was 61 years old. I did not do anything about it for maybe 5 or 6 weeks because normally I don't get sick and when I do my body takes care of its self. However, I knew that as the old body ages it loses some of its disease fighting ability and definitely did not want this to get anymore serious so I went to a local neighborhood emergency care facility and asked them to give me some antibiotics. My wife and I waited in the waiting room for an hour and finally saw a nurse who said I would have to see the head nurse. We waited probably another 2 hours to see her. She wrote the prescription. I don't remember what the drug was. A week later after taking the antibiotic I was fine. I have thought that I may have been one of the first COVID patients. It definitely became worrisome to me at the time. I believe the pills cured it.
Azithromycin was in the Vladimir Zelenko treatment for covid-19 in 2020. I assumed that was to deal with secondary bacterial infection but maybe having this virus suppression effect too. He was getting good results and it depressed me to see how he was ignored by the top 'experts'. People suffered and died because early treatment was suppressed.
My 89 year old mother recovered from Covid in April 2021 after her first dose of ivermectin and azithromycin.
First thought I had when I read your headline was, Does that mean this was essentially bacterial pneumonia, as was discovered when analyzing preserved lung tissue sections of the 1918 “flu” epidemic victims?
As I documented in my “Letter to the Oregon Health Authority” (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/letter-to-the-oregon-health-authority), these findings were reported in an October 2009 “Journal of Infectious Diseases” article titled “Predominant Role of Bacterial Pneumonia as a Cause of Death in Pandemic Influenza: Implications for Pandemic Influenza Preparedness” coauthored by none other than Dr. Mengelfauci (https://margaretannaalice.substack.com/p/dr-mengelfauci-pinocchio-puppeteer):
“The majority of deaths in the 1918–1919 influenza pandemic likely resulted directly from secondary bacterial pneumonia caused by common upper respiratory–tract bacteria.… pandemic planning needs to go beyond addressing the viral cause alone (e.g., influenza vaccines and antiviral drugs).” (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2599911/)
The widespread mask-wearing during that period is what likely contributed to the proliferation of bacterial pneumonia, which means Dr. Mengelfauci knew the potential hazards of mask-wearing when he flipped back to requiring them after initially following conventional health knowledge that masks are ineffective against respiratory viruses.
Remdesivir was preferred because several rounds might cost $15K, and if it was used then the hospital could increase its total bill by 20%, which might be another 80K. And Remdesivir was part of the depopulation plan as it was so toxic. Novaxx Djokovic said "winning the US Open was a real shot in the arm for my career and my heart is exploding with gratitude," according to the Bee.
When I had my infection it was a sore throat only (no other symptom at all). I called my Dr and asked for antibiotics, I was told 'we don't RX antibiotics for C19" 3 hours later I called back and said I had white patches on the back of my throat and that I had a secondary infection, it was only then that they RX'd me Azithromycin.
My late father, a very smart doctor (when GPs used to do house calls), deplored the no-antibiotics-it’s-just-viral fad among doctors. He pointed out that when you have a respiratory viral infection, it leads to opportunistic bacterial infection. The older generation of doctors of course knew this. What are they teaching the new ones in med school!
In the U.K death stats from Pneumonia crashed to zero during covid, it was most suspicious. (gov stats) Covid deaths were exactly where pneumonia deaths would have been. As for what happened last winter we all had bacterial infections, many were coughs. I recall the pharmacist saying he has never given out as many antibiotics in his life before.
The finding of Dr. Sabine Hazan that SARS-CoV-2 severely reduces Bifidobacteria in the gut biome is important. How does this virus disrupt the gut in this manner? I had long Covid symptoms (excessive urination, gas) for 20 months after getting Delta Covid in Jan. 2022. But probiotic pills and yogurt with Bifidobacteria has eliminated this problem. (I had numerous standard medical procedures which ruled out cancer and declared me “normal”). I am not vaccinated with the experimental, gene transfecting injections, nor have I ever taken a flu shot. Now I am back to normal energy. I also got Omicron Covid in Dec 2022 and the latest Eris Covid last month, but got over them in 5 days with ivermectin and anti-inflammatory and anti-spike protein supplements such as NAC, Quercitin, Bromelain and Nattokinase.
I had COVID like symptoms in late December 2021 and used oregano oil, a natural antibiotic, and the next day, all my symptoms were mostly gone. Until then I had a headache, brain fog, back pain, nausea if I tried to eat, etc. I'd that for days...
Fortunately, in the UK, you can get prescribed azithromycin in online pharmacies if you tell them you've got an STD. Just saying. ;-)
This makes perfect common sense, the only caveat I would add would be to avoid all fluoroquinolone antibiotics. One wouldn't want to be "Floxed".
https://www.mdpi.com/2673-4087/2/3/17/htm
https://www.drugwatch.com/beyond-side-effects/floxed-by-cipro-at-22-a-bomb-went-off-in-my-body/
So, per request, injecting my data. The Daily Beagle collected data on antibiotics prescribing, and found in the UK (and Scotland), Germany and the US, all saw antibiotics either go down during 2020, or "flatline" with an abnormally steady rate:
https://thedailybeagle.substack.com/p/how-to-make-a-pandemic-worse
What is known is secondary bacterial infections correlate strongly with death in COVID-19.
In the comments, a contention was raised on the pneumonia datasets. In digging, The Daily Beagle could only find a suspiciously low 358 pneumonia deaths (as underlying cause) in the CDC wonder database for 2019-2020: this included a *broad* selection of pneumonia categories (including one relating, bizarrely, to essential oils? I have no idea why the CDC even lists that).
No country has any case rate datasets on bacterial pneumonia (even for vaccines; the CDC's data doesn't go beyond 2019), and only the US has anything vaguely relating to deaths. Influenza cannot be blamed because the "official" sources claimed it magically disappeared during 2020 (leaving only a 0.2% number of cases during Sept 2020 to May 2021).
The only anomaly I can spot is Scarlet Fever (which isn't so much a fever as a bacterial infection) massively jumped in cases in 2022 in the UK, which went from a 2k yearly average to a 50k+ jump. The WHO has reported this has occurred in a number of countries simultaneously, such as Ireland and Italy.
It isn't clear why, as the shot rollout started late 2020 and there seems to be no uptick anywhere in 2021. I cannot tell if it is delayed onset, or due to some evil antibiotics scheme.
More research required and pending.
Vanco is an in-hospital IV major thing.... But Amox or a freakin' Z-pack?! Crazy if that's true. Might also be why some protocols by Zalenko/flccc which also sometimes included azithromycin(for bacterial secondaries) worked so well....
In the fall of 2018 I had persistent congestion with phlegm down deep in my lungs. At the time I was 61 years old. I did not do anything about it for maybe 5 or 6 weeks because normally I don't get sick and when I do my body takes care of its self. However, I knew that as the old body ages it loses some of its disease fighting ability and definitely did not want this to get anymore serious so I went to a local neighborhood emergency care facility and asked them to give me some antibiotics. My wife and I waited in the waiting room for an hour and finally saw a nurse who said I would have to see the head nurse. We waited probably another 2 hours to see her. She wrote the prescription. I don't remember what the drug was. A week later after taking the antibiotic I was fine. I have thought that I may have been one of the first COVID patients. It definitely became worrisome to me at the time. I believe the pills cured it.
There is no CoVid. Just 5G radiation poisoning. And there are holistic things to replace antibiotics.
Gut tissues can retain SARS-CoV-2 particles after COVID-19 infection for more than one year after the resolution of COVID-19
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Gustavo Aguirre Chang
https://twitter.com/Aguirre1Gustavo/status/1608786500988305411
UNDIAGNOSED VIRAL PERSISTENCE
IN 32.5% OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING BARIATRIC SURGERY
All had Negative PCR before Surgery
They were unaware they had a Persistent Infection due to SARS-CoV-2
One part had more than 1 year since infection
Are undiagnosed Long Covid
Lingering SARS-CoV-2 in Gastric and Gallbladder Tissues of Patients with Previous COVID-19 Infection Undergoing Bariatric Surgery
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11695-022-06338-9