[FONT=arial !important]Now, Dr. Zelenko provides updates on the treatment after he successfully treated 699 COVID-19 patients in New York. In an exclusive interview with former New York Mayor, Rudy Giuliani, Dr. Vladmir Zelenko shares the results of his latest study, which showed that out of his 699 patients treated, zero patients died, zero patients intubated, and four hospitalizations.[/FONT][FONT=arial !important]Dr. Zelenko said the whole treatment costs only $20 over a period of 5 days with 100% success. He defines success as “Not to die.” Dr. Zelenko first posted his Facebook video message last week calling on President Trump to “advise the country that they should be taking this medication.”[/FONT]
Scams usually do.This seems very promising and welcome news.
And you think it's a scam, why?Scams usually do.
And you think it's a scam, why?
Because there is absolutely no evidence than the claims are true, aside from this doctor's word.
I would imagine at least one of those 699 people would come forward, if this was true.
The first NHI study linked in the article is from 2004, and involves an entirely different virus.Aside from the NIH studies linked in the article.
RatingDr. Vladimir Zelenko's 669 COVID-19 patients that were treated with a combination of hydroxychloroquine, azithromycin, and zinc have seen zero hospitalizations, complications, or deaths.
Aside from the NIH studies linked in the article.
Because there is absolutely no evidence than the claims are true, aside from this doctor's word.
I would imagine at least one of those 699 people would come forward, if this was true.
Anyone who claims 100% effectiveness for an experimental drug is obviously lying.And you think it's a scam, why?
No, it wouldn't make Trump a "genius". It would make Trump lucky.Seems like you would hate it if it was true because that would make Trump a pure genius.
Looks like you didn't actually read the studies either.Looks like TheDoctorWasOut when reading your article.
No, it wouldn't make Trump a "genius". It would make Trump lucky.
This whole childish hero-worship thing you guys have with Trump is the most pathetic part of all of this.
If this stuff works, I'm all for it - I'm sick of being stuck in my apartment, and I have a lot of family in New York, including my 101-year old grandfather.
He's not claiming to have done a clinical test, no control group, double blind, or anything like that- just reporting what he's observed.Anyone who claims 100% effectiveness for an experimental drug is obviously lying.
Dr. Vladimir Zelenko is a family practitioner in Orange County. He is not a medical researcher. As noted, he has offered no evidence whatsoever for his claims.
The article says that "Dr. William Grace" works at Lenox Hill Hospital; he doesn't. He's an oncologist, which means he treats cancer, not respiratory viruses.
These people are preying on your hopes, and hurting other people in the process. Don't be a sucker.
I love it when people try to tell me what I really think.You are NOT for it. You are hoping he fails.
I heard from a hobo on the street that they cured their own case of COVID by drinking cat urine.He's not claiming to have done a clinical test, no control group, double blind, or anything like that- just reporting what he's observed.
If I were hospitalized with COVID and was offered the drug, I'd take it. You can say "no, it's fake" if you want.
Looks like you didn't actually read the studies either.
Adorable.
Anyone who claims 100% effectiveness for an experimental drug is obviously lying.
Dr. Vladimir Zelenko is a family practitioner in Orange County. He is not a medical researcher. As noted, he has offered no evidence whatsoever for his claims.
The article says that "Dr. William Grace" works at Lenox Hill Hospital; he doesn't. He's an oncologist, which means he treats cancer, not respiratory viruses.
These people are preying on your hopes, and hurting other people in the process. Don't be a sucker.
Yeah, that's a great analogy. :no:I heard from a hobo on the street that they cured their own case of COVID by drinking cat urine.
If you were hospitalized for COVID, and were offered some cat urine, would you drink it?
Did you read the studies?I hate when people tell me what I think...No wonder debate is so bankrupt these days.
Try getting out more.
So I'll take that as a no.Yeah, that's a great analogy. :no:
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