Your COVID19 Questions Answered (Open Forum Nov 27th 2020)

[@francelorrain8204]

Best comment of the week: Anthony Karalekas ​why does it seem like Dr Been has 27 more medical degrees than 90% of docs lmao

[@maryreid2282]

Thank you Dr Mobeen been watching from Scotland since May. I have now made my own vitamin and mineral protocol using the information collected from your talks, over the months, I powder all supplements and store, then add daily to yoghurt and fruit juice. Can vary levels very easily.

[@JACQUILLO2]

make sure that all your friends know that covid19 needs EARLY TREATMENT -- waiting is too risky

[@janemerrittmckenna2386]

Thank you for all you do! I follow you faithfully!

[@were_all_fact6026]

Now it seems they are going to investigate the Gout drug Colchicine as a late stage covid antiinflammatory. Gout medication was being discussed earlier this year. Also late to the game, Britain is giving out Vitamin D to 2.7 million at risk people (care homes for instance). DrBeen you could always (if sold on amazon) post an affiliate link for your glove or drawing tablet and make a bit of revenue from that.

[@jillstruthers]

I love that I can buy Cool Been merch!! ♥

[@udawyma1682]

Please feature Naturopathic Medical Doctors and Researchers with their Natural treatment supplements, foods...and evaluation of Hospital and Vaccine treatments...for covid-19.

[@Torquilina]

This has already happened during E South African winter

[@MC-ds5ox]

Which steroid did you say should not be given with ivermectin. I have not heard you mention this since the summer. My doctor will order ivermectin for me to have at home in case I get the virus. If I take it then need to go to hospital is there a danger they will give the wrong steroid. I am 76 and and a old retired RN. I love to keep learning because it keeps my brain from going to seed! I live in TN and hospitals her do not use ivermectin.

[@CynthiaArmstrong7]

Hello Dr. Been. I really appreciated the Q & A from last night. I am especially interested in the link to physicians who will prescribe ivermectin. Thank you.

[@Spongebob007]

Yes, I’m looking for the link also. Thanks Dr. Been

[@MStClair-zk8vv]

FOR ALL THOSE WANTING LIST OF DOCS FOR IVM: www.exstnc.com/ Here it is.

[@whatablissfullife]

Any chance that low dose naltrexone could help or could it make the immune system overreact?

[@drshreeram]

Mutation also may be harmful for covid virus if spike protein could not get entry in to Ace 2

[@Spongebob007]

Dr Been, I noticed that the ivermectin prophylaxis has changed on the Math+ protocol to day 1, 3, then every 4 weeks. That seems like a long time between doses. Any insight?

[@habibali7777]

Sir please do a lecture on sleep

[@rubytuesday9539]

Sorry that John's dad isn't getting Ivermectin. That has to be frustrating.

[@logic7374]

It is frustrating to know you can't buy this drug. I would pay ANY amount of money. Literally any amount, if I knew I would have the proper drugs for my family to survive the illness. Antibodies? Fine, here's a check, I don't care. Ivermectin? Here's a check. I don't care. What's the point of having a dollar without good health, anyway? If My Mother was in the hospital and degrading quickly and I were able to get in there I would even consider getting horse ivermectin and putting it under her tongue. At a certain point, why would a doc not try everything? Horrible world we live in

[@francelorrain8204]

@@logic7374 I have been looking for you the last few days there's a link posted below for you to find a Dr that will treat you and your loved ones with IVM. Also M St Clair and others have been posting this as well in comments during the last week. "I saw this post in the comments section of Dr Marik’s I Mask protocol youtube video. It lists doctors around the world that are using IVM as early treatment protocol. " www.exstnc.com/

[@logic7374]

​@@francelorrain8204 Thanks France Lorraine This is a great list for the future. I've also thought about doing a telemedicine with Stella Immanuel. She does Ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine for prophylaxis. I wouldn't take it but I want to know I have it just in case. I just don't want to take the horse dewormer, although I have already bought it. I hope I won't need it. Too bad you can't prescribe antibodies and have them shipped with dry ice haha What I would do to have that. Gives you 6 weeks of immunity. Good enough for me. I guess we'll save those for those who are sick. May they be well.

[@fatillacing4131]

@@logic7374 What country do you live in?

[@rubytuesday9539]

@@logic7374 try Cadstorerx, or InhousePharmacy.vu. for medications.

[@1xstew]

I wish someone would come up with some accurate and truthful figures into how accurate the standard PCR test really is.

[@1xstew]

I'll answer my own question seeing how no one has commented yet. I believe the test is very inaccurate. So people are being diagnosed with Covid who haven't got it. This pushes infection rates up which the govt look at and decide on tighter lockdowns. Some seeking a test may have flu and have to go to hospital for treatment but they are classified as a Covid patient. They end up wrongly on a Covid ward but then catch bloody Covid for real! So then they have a double whammy flu/Covid and probably pneumonia for good measure! No wonder the hospital death rates are high!!

[@MStClair-zk8vv]

@@1xstew What really matters, 1xstew, is hospitalization rates and deaths. THAT’S how you know there are a butt-load of a lot of cases. And there are a LOT of cases. The PCR isn’t perfect as it picks up viral debris after virus is dead, but it’s the best we’ve got. There are false negatives to, due to test giver-error/not getting a good sample.

[@MStClair-zk8vv]

“Too, due to test giver errors.”

[@1xstew]

@@MStClair-zk8vv Haven't you seen this Portuguese court ruling published recently which states the PCR test is 97% unreliable! off-guardian.org/2020/11/20/portuguese-court-rules-pcr-tests-unreliable-quarantines-unlawful/ Fake news? I don't think so.

[@MStClair-zk8vv]

@@1xstew Dr. Marik has stated that the PCR can be wrong up to 20% of the time, mostly because of what I mentioned. CT (cycle threshold) values should be reported along with the PCR result, so that we can tease out the false positives from leftover viral debris from the truly infectious at that moment in time. Nevertheless, numbers of current hospitalizations and deaths rule, 1xstew. They always have and they always will. A person is contagious for approximately a week to 10 days, the viremic phase. We need to stop arguing over silly points and look at the big picture and stick to ameliorating and stopping people from sickening and dying. Just my two cents. Cheers.

[@atlnole0731]

Does anyone know the link to the ivermectin prescribers

[@sengsational]

I looked in the twitter stream and did NOT find it.

[@seshpabsty71]

Greetings Dr Been. Could one choose the make of the vaccine? Could one guess a priori what side effects one would have and how severe they could be for a given vaccine?

[@rubytuesday9539]

I don't see/hear anything about inhaled Budesonide anymore. Has this been found to not be effective?

[@sachabarlow9483]

It is effective

[@ginatulip8679]

it is, I bought rhinocort over the counter and a nebulizer. but I think you could just squirt it in your nose as it comes if you had covid. it is in my covid box, if I ever get sick. but my vit. d is probably so high now, I could have gotten it, and not known it.

[@1xstew]

Why did Boris Johnson self isolate when he came into contact with someone else with the virus when he had the virus himself months ago? It's not possible to get the same virus twice is it? . . or is it?

[@Leinader]

A person that has antibodies will still get infected by the virus (becoming a host and being able to infect others), although is more likely to NOT develop the disease caused by the virus, aswell as eliminate the virus from the body way more quickly that a person without antibodies. Boris Johnson is not so young anymore, though, so the uncertainty about the quality and duration of his eventual antibodies might have made him isolate himself.

[@1xstew]

@@Leinader Fair enough . . Does that mean if Boris Johnson gets another ping he'll after self isolate for a third time?

[@Leinader]

@@1xstew I don't know. In his position (specially his age and political role), I would do so, for sure, atleast until there's large distribution of vaccines. Although antibodies are not the only mechanism of defense, the studies regarding antibodies are controversial. Some of them indicate persistence of antibodies for months, some others indicate considerable levels for only 60~90 days. Look at this, for example: www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/69/wr/mm6947a2.htm As for reinfection, though, the subject is still very new, and the evidence regarding reinfections is still very minimal. They reoccur, but are still rare. What would be more likely to happen is to become infected by a tiny bit of mutation of the virus, which still hasn't been shown to happen widely worldwide. COVID-19 is a multifactorial disease, with dozens of variables, this is why "early agressive threatment", as proposed by Dr. Been and Dr. Paul Marik is the best solution, along with the continuous use of masks outside of home and other profilactic measures, aswell as a proper consultation with good, OPEN MINDED, doctor.

[@MStClair-zk8vv]

@@ms-jl6dl Now, that’s certainly untrue-kids do catch and do spread it. Where are people getting all these silly ideas? (Asking for myself, lol).

[@1xstew]

@David Ward Can't argue about that . . But this "window of opportunity" might last a few minutes to an hour or two . . Certainly not a day.