Ivermectin Misuse & Abuse in Treating COVID-19

Hypertension Resistant To Treatment Podcast with Dr. Tonya Breaux-Shropshire, PhD, DNP, MPH, FNP

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Ivermectin Misuse & Abuse in Treating COVID-19. In this episode, I will give you the latest information on ivermectin. I featured Dr. Tim Spector, director of ZOE COVID Tracker, Dr. John Farley, director at the FDA, Dr. Brad Stanfield, and more. Thanks for listening!
NIH Antivirals that are approved or under evaluation for COVID-19

Monoclonal antibodies call center and chat at this link.
Download COVID Symptom Study App here.
If you have symptoms of COVID, get tested early and ask your doctor about monoclonal antibodies when positive. Test with antigen at home.
FLCCC protocol to manage COVID-19
*Traveling? Consider a PCR test 3 days prior and rapid testing at arrival and 5 days later for early detection and treatment.
**Get these 3M N95 masks to better protect against the Delta variant or any other highly transmissible variant at my affiliated link: small or regular sizes
Click here if you need a telehealth appointment with a certified medical doctor.
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*Vitamin D HOME TESTING KIT here (levels here)
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*COVID-19 HOME TESTING KIT here

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Ask your doctor about any of the following vitamins: Vitamin C with rose hips, Zinc, D3 & K2, Magnesium or this one, B complex, Elderberry, Probiotic or this one, Melatonin, and NAC.
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Best thermometer
An accurate Pulse oximeter (If you have COVID-19, seek medical help if less than 95% at rest after 1 minute).
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Hi, I'm Dr. Tonya Breaux-Shropshire, a clinical research scientist who shares everything about hypertension and trending health topics so you can get the help you need. You can read my work

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