NO.

That protocol is used to treat viral infections, and works very well when used in the early stages of an infection. FLCCC has basically the same protocol.

https://covid19criticalcare.com/

https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/

The experimental mRNA injections are completely different. Those are the real bio-weapons. The virus was just the excuse used to try to force everyone to get the injections.

The truth is that right now, we don't know how to repair the damage done by the spike protein that the mRNA instructs your own cells to produce. Ivermectin looks promising. The injections have a lot of other ingredients that cause other types of damage (especially to people's immune systems) as well. This is what leads to the "turbo cancer", for example.

A recent study shows that the mRNA creates permanent changes to people's DNA in as little as 6 hours after an injection. It will probably require something similar to the gene therapy injections to reverse those DNA changes.

NO.

That protocol is used to treat viral infections, and works very well when used in the early stages of an infection. FLCCC has basically the same protocol.

https://covid19criticalcare.com/

https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/

The experimental mRNA injections are completely different. Those are the real bio-weapons. The virus was just the excuse used to try to force everyone to get the injections.

The truth is that right now, we don't know how to repair the damage done by the spike protein that the mRNA instructs your own cells to produce. Ivermectin looks promising. The injections have a lot of other ingredients that cause other types of damage (especially to people's immune systems) as well.

A recent study shows that the mRNA creates permanent changes to people's DNA in as little as 6 hours after an injection. It will probably require something similar to the gene therapy injections to reverse those DNA changes.