COVEXIT.com Newsletter #16
Greetings,
We hosted our first webinar with Dr Peter A. McCullough about the algorithm for early outpatient treatment. The event was extremely well received, and you can watch the recording on our website if you missed it.
Anniversary Interview with Drs. Geert Vanden Bossche & Peter McCullough
This is the anniversary interview of the landmark session we convened with Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche in March 2021. The two […]
We have two other important webinars scheduled, one about prophylaxis and treatment of COVID-19 in nursing homes, where controlling COVID-19 is critical to reduce mortality, and the other about the now peer reviewed and published Zelenko study, the role of Zinc and the therapeutic approaches used in Germany for COVID-19.
COVID-19 Outpatient Treatment & Prophylaxis for Older People – a Webinar with Dr George Fareed and Dr Brian Tyson
Learn about the best practices for treating older people, at home or in nursing homes, drawing from the practical experience of two of the very […]
Prevention & Early Treatment of COVID-19: a Webinar with Professor Paul Marik, MD
When: Thursday December 17 at 11 AM EDTFormat: 15 minutes presentation and 45 minutes for Q&AsAudience: Medical professionals seeking education about prevention and early treatment […]
These are free, high information, events, and you are most welcome to register and participate. Also please spread the word among your circles about these webinars. It’s increasingly difficult to reach out through social media, so please forward this email to anyone who may be interested.
We are pleased to present an exceptional interview with Professor Harvey Risch. This is a genuine master class regarding the (mis-)handling of the pandemic. We will put the second part online soon.
Anniversary Interview with Drs. Geert Vanden Bossche & Peter McCullough
This is the anniversary interview of the landmark session we convened with Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche in March 2021. The two […]
We have also a number of noteworthy news to bring to your attention, including the manoeuvres in France aimed at completely shutting down the HCQ supplies at Professor Raoult’s hospital in Marseille.
Twitter Frustrations …
Today, I was informed by Twitter that my account had been locked. I was reacting in the tweet to an interview of Chris Cuomo, where […]
Update about Covexit.com
Greetings. The site has not been updated recently and also, the podcast / interviews have been put on pause. Let me explain. What happened over […]
Anniversary Interview with Drs. Geert Vanden Bossche & Peter McCullough
This is the anniversary interview of the landmark session we convened with Dr. Peter McCullough and Dr. Geert Vanden Bossche in March 2021. The two […]
Current Covid Policy Issues – Interview with John Matland
We talk about the protests in Canada, Omicron, natural immunity, Covid policy and much more. And following several demands, I have added links to some […]
Courageous Professor Paul Marik
"Hospitals have become dangerous places for sick people. Patients must do whatever they can to avoid the hospital" – Professor Paul Marik, MD Professor Paul […]
Senator Johnson Seeks 2nd Opinion
Watch the amazing presentations and discussions about the failures in the policy response to COVID-19 over the past 2 years. https://rumble.com/embed/vqjwua/?pub=4 See our report focusing […]
Unexpected Comeback in the FLCCC Early Treatment Protocol
If you have followed the development of early treatment protocols for COVID-19, you will be aware that for well over a year, Ivermectin was the […]
2nd International Covid Summit to be Held in France, Just Prior to the Presidential Election!
While there is talk now that Djokovic may not be allowed to participate at Roland Garros, because of the draconian vaccination passport regulations adopted by […]
Life in 2022 to Be Almost Back to Before the Pandemic?
Will life return almost back to before the pandemic in 2022? Will COVID-19 become endemic, without vaccination or booster shots even needed? This is the […]
Best regards,
Jean-Pierre Kiekens
