MisterBlues schreef op 14 augustus 2020 09:39:
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MD here.Been following this page for some time now.
My two cents...., and definitely hoping for my millions GLTA.
Involved in COVID 19 patient care.
My facility is not a part of this trial.
Information from Houston Methodist about ICU patients recovery are phenomenal, and I do not use the word cheaply.
If we see the similar results next week with 21 more patients,I can not ascribe those findings to placebo effect and it handily beats Remdesivir or any other therapeutics’ outcomes so far.
By the way one does not need to be conscious to get the placebo medication.
But my money is on the expanded access protocol
SAMICARE:
clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04453839This is the largest chunk of hospital admission.RLF 100 facilitates oxygenation due to its protection of Type 2 Alveolar cells and stops viral replication( reproduction) there as such preventing further damage.
Most of these people are “
Happy hypoxic”: look normal on bed but can hardly walk 10 feet to the restroom with out having low oxygen saturation or significant shortness of breath.
In our experience patients are in the hospital for > 10 days easily as they remain oxygen dependent. If RLF 100 can decrease to 5-7 days, it will be a game changer. Mind you these are not the sickest patient but currently are the majority.
Nebulized RLF 100 is in the different park: if IV medication work it definitely will work. Beyond the scope of this discussion but suffice to say:similar logic why we use inhalers for Asthma and COPD not the pill form if those medications.
I strongly recommend Dr Yo’s interview with Dr J today which is very informative.
Pardon me for typos as I’m using my phone to post this comment.
I may not be able to answer your comments frequently.
For me if the update next week is positive I will bet 75% of my investment with RLF 100.