Blanket vaccination for COVID is unnecessary
because the primary cause of COVID morbidity & mortality is not the virus, SARS-Cov-2
but rather a hypersensitivity reaction of the immune system
in less than 20% of patients (due possibly to their genetic & health pre-disposition)
causing rapid inflammation & coagulation
in week 2 i.e. after the virus ceased to be active.
The hypersensitivity reaction can be stopped IF patients having symptoms (even if mild) -- dyspnea (breathing difficulty), fatigue, diarrhea -- indicating its onset, are treated early & at high enough dose to shut down cytokine release i.e.
a. for inflammation - immunomodulators e.g.:
anti-histamine: promethazine, levocetirizine
anti-leukotriene: montelukast,
corticosteroid: prednisone, or
colchicine
b. for coagulation/clotting - anti-coagulants
Based on this understanding, doctors have developed treatment protocols that helped patients recover quickly & fully.
Examples:
Dr Shankara Chetty has helped >4,000 patients recover fully
with no oxygenation, hospitalization, long Covid & mortality
and limited use of Ivermectin and HCQ
Dr Darrell Demello is another - he has helped >6,000 patients recover
Rather than blanket vaccination, research should be conducted to
- Determine what causes the hypersensitivity reaction
- Identify the groups of people who are susceptible to hypersensitivity reaction
- For the at risk groups, identify safe measure(s) that would prevent / minimize risk of a hypersensitivity reaction
Meanwhile, focus should be on educating doctors and the public on
- the primary cause of COVID morbidity & mortality
- the timeline and symptoms of a hypersensitivity reaction
and having proper early treatment readily available in the community as a priority.
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