Updated COVID Early Treatment Protocol and Practice Updates

Covid is back, and unfortunately we are still seeing severe cases in patients who have not received early treatment, regardless of their vaccination status. In the last 5 weeks, 68% of the patients who have received monoclonal antibodies at BreatheMD were vaccinated. Early treatment is the most effective way to fight COVID, and Dr. Bowden has kept over 2300 patients out of the hospital with this approach.

The Omicron variant has behaved differently than Delta. Cases are in general less severe and less likely to be associated with loss of smell and taste. Sore throat is more common. None-the-less, we have still seen very sick patients.

The most recent COVID strain, BA.2.12.1 - a sub variant of Omicron - is spreading quickly but responds well to early treatment. BreatheMD currently has an ample supply of monoclonal antibodies. Bebtelovimab by Eli Lilly is the most recent version with EUA approval, and people are noticing a fast response. If you have received Bebtolvimab, please complete this brief survey to let us know how it worked.

During the height of Omicron, BreatheMD had no access to monoclonal antibodies, and we confirmed that early treatment protocols designed by FLCCC work well. For patients with acute illness from COVID, Dr. Bowden prescribes hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin the first week of illness, then adds oral steroids, azithromycin and steroid breathing treatments the second week if necessary. In addition, she recommends Pepcid 20mg twice a day, Melatonin 10mg before bed, Vitamin C 2000mg twice a day, Quercetin 250mg a day, Zinc 100mg a day, Vitamin D 5000IU a day (add magnesium and K2 to improve absorption of Vitamin D). Frequent irrigation of the nose and throat with saline + betadine as described on the FLCCC website has been shown to decrease viral load. Patients should monitor their oxygen level with a pulse oximeter and purchase a nebulizer machine to have on hand in case they need breathing treatments.

For patients who have come in the second or third week of illness in respiratory distress, she administers IV solumedrol, azithromycin, Pepcid, zinc, high-dose Vitamin C, and glutathione, in addition to budesonide nebulizer treatments. Using this approach, Dr. Bowden has kept over two dozen patients out of the hospital who have walked in to the clinic with oxygen levels in the 70s-80s.

In other news, BreatheMD is growing. We will have a new full-time ENT joining the practice on August 15th and are bringing on a Patient Advocate to help families navigate the hospital experience. Dr Bowden is also starting a micro-hospital with Dr. Joe Varon where patients can get treated for acute respiratory illnesses without fear.

Dr Bowden is seeing a large number of patients with vaccine injuries and long-haul COVID. Most patients are responding well to ivermectin but other medications are available if not.

Finally, to help those who are burdened by mandatory testing, BreatheMD is discounting our PCR saliva test by 20%. Use code “MANDATE” when scheduling to receive the discount.

Thank you for all your support. We are facing a type of adversary never seen in history, and we encourage everyone to speak up and fight back.

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Exclusive: Dr. Mary Talley Bowden Shares Why She Sued the Hospital That Suspended Her for Treating COVID Patients With Ivermectin

In an exclusive interview with The Defender, Dr. Mary Talley Bowden talked about prioritizing patients’ needs, how the medical industry bullies doctors and why she’s cautiously optimistic about the future of medicine.

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In early November 2021, Dr. Mary Talley Bowden, an ear, nose and throat specialist in Houston, Texas, received a plea for help from the wife of a COVID patient in the intensive care unit of a Fort Worth hospital.

“She wanted the doctors to try ivermectin and they were refusing, and she needed somebody to testify in court on her husband’s behalf,” Bowden said in an interview with The Defender.

“Imagine that your 48-year-old husband, the father of your six children, is suffering at the ICU, and the doctors would risk him dying rather than trying ivermectin.”

Bowden’s first instinct was to agree to testify — likely because she has always practiced medicine from a patient-focused perspective.

“So often the people you deal with at a front desk don’t even make eye contact,” Bowden said. “You’re filling out the same form every time, then you sit there for hours with no one telling you what’s going on — it’s very inefficient. That really motivated me to try something different.”

For Bowden, being a good doctor is not just about science. “I wanted a practice that was very patient-friendly and oriented to customer service,” Bowden told The Defender.

“To see me, people can schedule appointments online — you don’t have to spend 20 minutes on the phone going over the details of your insurance. My office is located in a strip mall, so it’s ground-level parking where you can easily get in and out.”

Above all, Bowden said she recognizes the humanity of those who come to her office. “I emphasize to my staff the importance of smiling and communicating with patients, treating them like royalty — they’re not just a number.”

Bowden said she was all for the COVID vaccines when they first came out. It was only when she started seeing what was happening with all the breakthrough cases that she wondered, “Why am I seeing so many COVID cases among the fully vaccinated?”

Then her patients began having adverse reactions. “If I hadn’t seen that firsthand, I would still think the vaccine was the way to go,” she said.

As the pandemic evolved, Bowden developed protocols for preventing and treating COVID patients. She said she’s seen excellent results.



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Early Treatment for COVID-19

No one really knows what the best treatment is for COVID-19, but here’s what I would recommend for a loved one:

For a young, healthy person with minimal symptoms:

  • Vitamin D3 4000IU per day

  • Vitamin C 1000mg twice a day

  • Quercetin 250mg twice a day

  • Zinc 100mg per day

  • Melatonin 10mg before bed

  • Aspirin 325mg a day

  • Pulse oximeter - monitor blood oxygen level

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

For anyone with severe symptoms or for high-risk patients with mild symptoms :

  • Everything listed above plus…

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

  • Fluvoxamine 50mg twice a day

  • IV Monoclonal Antibodies

  • Breathing treatments: Nebulized budesonide, albuterol and hypertonic saline

For prevention after exposure….

  • Vitamin D3 3000IU per day

  • Vitamin C 1000mg twice a day

  • Quercetin 250mg twice a 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.

  • IM 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.

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.

We are currently providing IM and IV Monoclonal Antibodies , curbside breathing treatments, and IV fluids with IV Vitamin C, Zinc and Tylenol.