Inexpensive COVID-19 Fix, Facebook Scrubs Gutsy Doctors
Think big pharma and the media want to end the COVID crisis? Then why would a group of doctors who spoke out about a simple and inexpensive fix and generated 14 million views and 600,000 shares be scrubbed from their platform? Here's the untold truth.
Hydroxychloroquine Protocol Continues Getting Censored
STORY AT-A-GLANCE
- July 27, 2020, America’s Frontline Doctors, a physicians group, held a press conference about hydroxychloroquine outside the Supreme Court of the United States. After The New York Times filed a complaint with Facebook, the video was quickly scrubbed from YouTube and social media platforms
- The following day, the group held a second press conference, blasting Facebook, Twitter and YouTube for their unwarranted censorship of medical information that can save lives and provide relief from the fear gripping the nation. In what appears to be retaliation, the group’s website was taken down by Squarespace
- According to America’s Frontline Doctors, hydroxychloroquine in combination with zinc is an effective prophylactic that could be given to anyone at high risk of infection, which would facilitate the safe reopening of schools and businesses
- Dr. Harvey A. Risch, a professor of epidemiology at Yale School of Public Health, is also trying to get the message out about hydroxychloroquine, saying studies demonstrate “clear-cut and significant benefits to treated patients”
- According to French infectious disease expert Didier Raoult, hydroxychloroquine is a viral cure, and the antiviral potency of chloroquine has been well known for years. Research as far back as 2005 showed chloroquine was an effective prophylactic and treatment for SARS coronavirus..
