Updated Protocol for Early Treatment of COVID19

We have now treated over 1000 people with monoclonal antibodies. The trend we’re seeing is that they work well - but early treatment is key. We have not seen any serious reactions in our patients thus far.

Since my last post on the early treatment for COVID-19, some new recommendations for outpatient treatment of COVID-19 have been added. Below is the complete list, based on research done by Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance. Items in bold are new additions to the list since my last post.

For a young, healthy person, COVID-19 positive, with minimal symptoms:

  • Vitamin D3 5000IU per day

  • Vitamin C 1000mg twice a day

  • Quercetin 250mg twice a day

  • Lactoferrin 250mg per day

  • Zinc 100mg per day

  • Melatonin 10mg before bed

  • Aspirin 325mg per day

  • Pulse oximeter - monitor blood oxygen level

  • Rinse nose with saline + 1/4 teaspoon Betadine three times a day

For COVID-19 positive with severe symptoms or for high-risk patients with mild symptoms :

  • Everything listed above plus…

  • Consider Ivermectin 0.5mg/kg, take once a day for 5 days

  • Consider Fluvoxamine 50mg twice a day

  • IV Monoclonal Antibodies

  • Consider Nitazoxanide 1000mg twice a day for 5 days

  • Consider Spironolactone 200mg a day for 10 days

  • Consider Dutasteride 2mg on day 1 then 1mg a day for 10 days

  • Breathing treatments: Nebulized budesonide, albuterol and hypertonic saline

For prevention after exposure….

  • Vitamin D3 5000IU per day

  • Vitamin C 1000mg twice a day

  • Quercetin 250mg twice a day

  • Lactoferrin 250mg per day

  • Zinc 40 mg a day

  • Melatonin 6mg before bed

  • Rinse nose with saline + 1/4 teaspoon Betadine twice a day.

  • Ivermectin 0.4mg/kg x 1 and then another dose 48 hours later.

  • Subcutaneous Monoclonal Antibodies (if high-risk for severe disease)

Recommendations are based off research and protocols developed by the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance, https://covid19criticalcare.com. Please discuss with your doctor.

Fluvoxamine is a SSRI used to treat depression which has been found to have anti-inflammatory properties.

Quercetin is a plant-derived supplement with anti-inflammatory and anti-viral effects.

Lactoferrin is a protein found in breast milk that helps the body absorb iron and has strong anti-microbial properties.

Nitazoxanide is a medication used to treat parasites.

Spironolactone. is a multi-purpose medication used to treat high blood pressure, acne, and fluid retention.

Dutasteride is an anti-androgen medication used to treat an enlarged prostate.

We are currently providing Subcutaneous and IV Monoclonal Antibodies* , curbside breathing treatments, and IV fluids

*Depending on availability