from citizen researcher Dachsie.

The Two R's

1. Regeneron, also known as "monoclonal antibodies"

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"Regeneron treatment, called REGN-COV2, is a combination or "cocktail" of two antibodies: infection-fighting proteins that were developed to bind to the part of the new coronavirus that it uses to invade human cells."


This is said to be a very very effective treatment of "Covid" patients, especially on an outpatient basis and is helpful in preventing hospitalization.

Just like the "Covid vaccines", Regeneron ia an experimental drug treatment for "Emergency Use Authorization EUA" and does not yet have full "approved" status and licensure with the FDA.

Dr. Peter McCullough M.D. uses this in his work with his patients. The key is to find a doctor who will work with you to keep you out of the hospital. They are few and far between. Dr. Vladimir Zelenko M.D. in upstate New York also has successfully treated many patients with "covid" symptoms and kept them out of the hospital.

As I understand it, Regeneron is only to be used on patients with very severe symptoms, especially patients who have a "comorbidity" , that is, some medical condition in their history that could mean that it will be harder for them to get better when they have severe "covid" symptoms, except if you are a very important person like president Trump.

"Regeneron's treatment, called REGN-COV2, is a combination or "cocktail" of two antibodies: infection-fighting proteins that were developed to bind to the part of the new coronavirus that it uses to invade human cells."

""In a paper published in Science in June, Regeneron scientists described how they selected the two best antibodies from both recovered human patients and infected mice that were genetically modified to give them human-like immune systems.""

"In a paper published in Science in June, Regeneron scientists described how they selected the two best antibodies from both recovered human patients and infected mice that were genetically modified to give them human-like immune systems."

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-...treatment.html

The treatments are given by an intravenous drip. On an outpationt basis, the IV treatments can be given at "infusion centers" and other hospital and clinic facilities.

I think "a treatment" consists of more than one IV session, that is, it may be over two or three days with more than one IV session.

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2. Remdesivir (The easiest way to remember this drug treatment is "REM Death Is Near")



Attorney Thomas Renz quotes some impressive statistics that a large number of patients who receive this IV drip medicine, received usually as an in-patient in a hospital, die, often shortly after receiving the medicine. This drug causes renal (kidney) failure and leads to liver failure and possible multiple-organ failure.

Just like the "Covid vaccines", Remdesivir is an experimental drug treatment for "Emergency Use Authorization EUA" and does not yet have full "approved" status and licensure with the FDA.

The hospital protocol that many doctors follow when they have a patient in the hospital with "Covid" illness calls for putting the patient on Remdesivir. Hospital official protocol attempts to prohibit or suppress the use of Regeneron and other lesser treatment therapeutics, such as HCQ and Ivermectin.

This fact is one of the main reasons to do everything you can to avoid hospitalization. Find ways to obtain HCQ and Ivermectin and start taking as a preventative (prophylactic).

It is important to have these truly safe and effective therapeutics in stock and on hand in your medicine cabinet. If you start to experience flu-like symptoms, it is important to increase the dosage RIGHT AWAY, Day 1, because that is the only period of time in which they provide the most crucial help, to keep your symptoms from worsening and keep you from having to go into the hospital.