West Texas doctor claims to have “silver bullet” for COVID-19

July 10, 2020
Lead Article, Date; June 19, 2020
Website; Microsoft News
Lead Author/Credit; Jacob Brandenburg
Forward; Ray Langella,
Kudos; Al Sides

Believe or not a Doctor from Texas has possibly found a Treatment that actually makes sense. In fact, to date this has been the first Treatment that has made perfect sense to me other taking Hydroxychlorquine. For one thing this treatment involves a steroid directly inhaled into the lungs.

Interview with Dr. Richard Bartlett on 7.2.20 with Debbie Georgatos!

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"The treatment plan is inhaled, generic budesonide,” Bartlett said. “Using some generic antibiotics to protect from a secondary bacterial infection. Using zinc, which interferes with virus replication. It’s common sense. It’s intuitive." If some of this sounds familiar you might remember that Hydroxychlorquine was also touted by President Trump and paired with Azithromycin and Zinc. You may also remember an earlier article I have posted here that "Viruses are PH Sensitive"  What most people fail to understand is that Hydroxychloroquine also helps to create an Alkaline Environment. Something, I have also talked about here on this blog. However, that is not today's topic at hand. "Additionally, he said the National Institute of Health, as well as the countries of France and Spain will be looking into inhaled budesonide treatments." On a personal note. Please let me add that Yahoo News and the NIH will probably put down this new treatment which of course is more reason to tell your doctor you want it. Especially, if you are unlucky enough to catch a case of the dreaded Coronavirus. But please watch the Video above. Some parts are more interesting than others. The video is also 31 Minutes long but is well worth watching.

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