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To: Kirk © who wrote (11031)	3/5/2021 7:14:22 AM
From: w0z	Respond to of 26807

From his website: In addition to the steps above, I recommend you use both of the two most effective widely available outpatient treatments: 1. 50mg of fluvoxamine twice a day on day 1-14 2. 0.2mg/kg of ivermectin per day on day 1-5 (stop early if you are back to normal). Most people don’t need more than 3 days of treatment. A more conservative strategy would be to start with one drug (fluvoxamine or ivermectin), and then only add the other drug if your symptoms don’t seem to be getting better within 48 hours. Also, if you start with fluvoxamine and don’t tolerate it well (e.g., insomnia, nausea), you have 3 options: 1. Cut the fluvoxamine dose in half (to 50mg once a day) and compare taking that one dose in the morning vs. at nightime. 2. Add 3.5mg of mirtazapine (taken at night right before bed). This drug is complementary to fluvoxamine and covers receptors that fluvoxamine doesn’t cover, and also reverses out the main two fluvoxamine side effects (nausea and insomnia). 3. Switch to using ivermectin. He seems to be aware of Ivermectin but the organization promoting it (FLCCC = F ront Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance) has run into roadblocks which are similar to those for fluvoxamine. The NIH, CDC (e.g. Dr. Falsi) and BIg Pharma don't want inexpensive and effective drugs competing with their BigPharma darlings. 5 minute vimeo summary