Somehow I missed the interview with Dr. Chetty, one of my favorite medical persons. You mentioned that it would be available in your Substack at the link. Where? How? I try never to miss either your videos or those featuring Dr. Chetty.
I must add one more possibility, even a concern. As I said, long covid presence from pure infection is scarcely present in the society now. Researchers in the last one year plus have revealed the damaging potential of the vaccine in many through its remnants. And in these few months, vaccinations have screeched to a halt practically everywhere, with people taking informed decisions by themselves. So, in a year, the current level of this problem would have literally faded from existence. Despite frights from some quarters, there will not be any relapse of this infection in bulk anytime in future. So research on this subject, including fine tuning of treatments, must be completed quickly while this live opportunity lasts. Practising doctors around the world would do well to keep themselves abreast of these research and developments. There shouldn’t be any hand wringing next time. Dr. Moro Balakrishnan, balakrishnan.moro@gmail.com, Bangalore, India
Unfortunately I missed this event with these two heros. Could anyone who attended please share their notes with me re Dr Chetty’s recommendations? With many thanks
I look forward to listening to this interview sometime, but I am sure it will be very enlightening. Pure long covid effects (i.e. of unvaccinated) contracted in 2020 and 2021 infections would have waned by now, either by itself or by some medications. Omicron of 2022 would not have yielded any long covid aftermath in the population. For all practical purposes, the long covid presence now, ought to be vaccine induced, whether one was infected or not in 2022. Formal medical administrations anywhere would not admit this. It does not matter. Researchers on this subject and physicians treating their patients must keep recording their observations on this premise. I do hope this scenario came up for discussion in the interview. Moro Balakrishnan .
Sorry Elanor, I have not heard this conversation yet. I wouldn’t know what were Dr. Chetty’s specific recommendations. Having followed his views and regimen on covid over two years, I guess that it would be strongly anti histamines based plus medications relevant to the affected organs and the symptoms. Now, the bulk presence of long covid is almost totally driven by vaccine remnants in the body. It is not from covid, so you shouldn’t even call it long covid. So, I suspect, regardless of the nature of its presentation in a patient, micro clotting in various degrees would be a common feature. Hence appropriate anti platlet drugs also would be needed. Anti histamines would flush out the viral protein remnants, even if they are now largely synthetic, and aid in early, lasting recovery. Directly on your question, it would be great if Dr. McMillan posts a small summary of this conversation in this box, or even as a small presentation, for the benefit of thousands of his keen followers.
Thank you very much for this information, I’m very grateful. Yes, I have looked high and low for this interview as I’m in need of Dr Chetty’s recommendations and missed the event 🙏
The interview/discussion is now available for viewing. I saw it yesterday. Great conversation between the two. As I rightly said, Dr. Chetty uses anti histamines ( Montelukast, Levocetrizine, azathiopren, promethazine etc), anti clotting agents and steroids. His exposition on how he determines the steroid dosage, length of usage etc was breathtaking. As also his use of the procedure of pulse therapy. At 78 now, I have consulted several physicians in my life for over 60 years. I cannot recall anyone explaining with so much clarity like him and Dr McMillan. Blessed patients, consulting them. Please post your e-mail id in this box. I will
send you a write up on long covid I had made an year ago. You will find many points of convergence between it and this discussion. Also, please go through my several postings on Dr McMillan’s presentations, including on anti histamines.
Thank you so very much. My problem is trying to find a dr in Sydney who will follow this protocol or similar :( many thanks for also offering your information on long Covid, my email is elacano@protonmail.com
As much as I admire the good doctor, it now makes infinitely more sense to accept Long Covid being a media construct to perpetuate the scamdemic, assign validity where it is absent for grifting medics to retain relevance, while obscuring jab adverse reactions and injuries as legitimate infection. It comes from the same fevered minds who gave us the best greatest hits like “safe and effective”, “10 days to stop the spread”, “you can’t spread or catch it if you’re jabbed”, “having no symptoms is one of the symptoms”, “with Covid”, “a case is an infection”, “PCR can diagnose infection”,, “wear a mask while walking across a restaurant but not while seated”, “vaccines are our way out of the pandemic”, “mRNA shots are now available for 6 month old babies” and many more...
The objection to propaganda is a different topic. With so many people bringing a witness, both jabbed and unjabbed, I deeply appreciate those who prioritize listening to the witness. Thank you Dr Mc Millan, and Dr Chetty. R.I.P Dr Butar.
Thank you Dr. McM.
Absolute disgrace that Dr. Chetty is being persecuted in his home country.
SHAME & DISGRACE ON SOUTH AFRICA.
https://www.iol.co.za/news/crime-and-courts/kzn-doctor-found-guilty-for-using-unscientific-covid-19-treatments-ab36c6de-8d1a-427d-a354-60c32f4b5116
Can’t wait. I adore Dr. Shetty and my favorite UK doc, Phillip McMillan. With love from America. And gratitude. Thank you.
Would you kindly share what Dr Chetty recommended?
Somehow I missed the interview with Dr. Chetty, one of my favorite medical persons. You mentioned that it would be available in your Substack at the link. Where? How? I try never to miss either your videos or those featuring Dr. Chetty.
I must add one more possibility, even a concern. As I said, long covid presence from pure infection is scarcely present in the society now. Researchers in the last one year plus have revealed the damaging potential of the vaccine in many through its remnants. And in these few months, vaccinations have screeched to a halt practically everywhere, with people taking informed decisions by themselves. So, in a year, the current level of this problem would have literally faded from existence. Despite frights from some quarters, there will not be any relapse of this infection in bulk anytime in future. So research on this subject, including fine tuning of treatments, must be completed quickly while this live opportunity lasts. Practising doctors around the world would do well to keep themselves abreast of these research and developments. There shouldn’t be any hand wringing next time. Dr. Moro Balakrishnan, balakrishnan.moro@gmail.com, Bangalore, India
Are you able to look at the cancer studies being done on deer antlers? The P53 Gene? Please and thank you.
Unfortunately I missed this event with these two heros. Could anyone who attended please share their notes with me re Dr Chetty’s recommendations? With many thanks
I look forward to listening to this interview sometime, but I am sure it will be very enlightening. Pure long covid effects (i.e. of unvaccinated) contracted in 2020 and 2021 infections would have waned by now, either by itself or by some medications. Omicron of 2022 would not have yielded any long covid aftermath in the population. For all practical purposes, the long covid presence now, ought to be vaccine induced, whether one was infected or not in 2022. Formal medical administrations anywhere would not admit this. It does not matter. Researchers on this subject and physicians treating their patients must keep recording their observations on this premise. I do hope this scenario came up for discussion in the interview. Moro Balakrishnan .
Would you kindly share what Dr Chetty recommended?
Sorry Elanor, I have not heard this conversation yet. I wouldn’t know what were Dr. Chetty’s specific recommendations. Having followed his views and regimen on covid over two years, I guess that it would be strongly anti histamines based plus medications relevant to the affected organs and the symptoms. Now, the bulk presence of long covid is almost totally driven by vaccine remnants in the body. It is not from covid, so you shouldn’t even call it long covid. So, I suspect, regardless of the nature of its presentation in a patient, micro clotting in various degrees would be a common feature. Hence appropriate anti platlet drugs also would be needed. Anti histamines would flush out the viral protein remnants, even if they are now largely synthetic, and aid in early, lasting recovery. Directly on your question, it would be great if Dr. McMillan posts a small summary of this conversation in this box, or even as a small presentation, for the benefit of thousands of his keen followers.
Thank you very much for this information, I’m very grateful. Yes, I have looked high and low for this interview as I’m in need of Dr Chetty’s recommendations and missed the event 🙏
The interview/discussion is now available for viewing. I saw it yesterday. Great conversation between the two. As I rightly said, Dr. Chetty uses anti histamines ( Montelukast, Levocetrizine, azathiopren, promethazine etc), anti clotting agents and steroids. His exposition on how he determines the steroid dosage, length of usage etc was breathtaking. As also his use of the procedure of pulse therapy. At 78 now, I have consulted several physicians in my life for over 60 years. I cannot recall anyone explaining with so much clarity like him and Dr McMillan. Blessed patients, consulting them. Please post your e-mail id in this box. I will
send you a write up on long covid I had made an year ago. You will find many points of convergence between it and this discussion. Also, please go through my several postings on Dr McMillan’s presentations, including on anti histamines.
Thank you kindly.
Thank you for posting Dr McMillan. I still can’t believe what we are living.
Thank you so very much. My problem is trying to find a dr in Sydney who will follow this protocol or similar :( many thanks for also offering your information on long Covid, my email is elacano@protonmail.com
As much as I admire the good doctor, it now makes infinitely more sense to accept Long Covid being a media construct to perpetuate the scamdemic, assign validity where it is absent for grifting medics to retain relevance, while obscuring jab adverse reactions and injuries as legitimate infection. It comes from the same fevered minds who gave us the best greatest hits like “safe and effective”, “10 days to stop the spread”, “you can’t spread or catch it if you’re jabbed”, “having no symptoms is one of the symptoms”, “with Covid”, “a case is an infection”, “PCR can diagnose infection”,, “wear a mask while walking across a restaurant but not while seated”, “vaccines are our way out of the pandemic”, “mRNA shots are now available for 6 month old babies” and many more...
Understand the scepticism but I can only interpret the issues with a patient in front of me.
They are sick with abnormal cytokine profiles.
Trying to understand is part of my duty.
I agree. It’s critical not to dismiss the physical and mental complaints of our patients. It’s key to being a good clinician.
The objection to propaganda is a different topic. With so many people bringing a witness, both jabbed and unjabbed, I deeply appreciate those who prioritize listening to the witness. Thank you Dr Mc Millan, and Dr Chetty. R.I.P Dr Butar.
Would you kindly share what Dr Chetty recommended?