Math+ protocol game changer?

[feder1]

This article mentions an early intervention system for the virus:
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus- ... s-12020307

[Mike4]

This article mentions an early intervention system for the virus:
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavirus- ... s-12020307

Yes MATH+ protocol has been around for a couple of weeks at least now and is very encouraging. I think I first heard about it from Dr Seheult in his MEDCRAM youtube channel.

From the article:
"Math+ includes cortisone steroid, vitamins and anti-coagulants to try to curb the key challenges caused by the virus - blood clotting and inflammation.
"We've been doing it for a few months now,' Dr Varon said, and "it's working a charm".
He very much believes the hospital's 100% success rate for nearly three months is down to Math+. "

I believe the protocol was given the title "MATH+" around the time the steroid Hexamethasone was approved for COVID treatment. I think Dr Seheult said it is a steroid such as Hexamethasone (but others work too), the vitamins D and C, with a large dose of D given at the start, and Heparin to thin the blood. He also talks about lying the patient in the 'prone' position - i.e. face down on their chest - as bringing about a big improvement.

I like the way he explains things properly in full detail with no dumbing down that I can detect:
https://www.youtube.com/user/MEDCRAMvideos/videos

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https://www.trialsitenews.com/math-prot ... y-to-care/

they included ivermectin