US Doctor Describes How He Has Been Treating Coronavirus Patients With Anti-Malaria Drug

A US medical doctor, Vladimir Zelenko, has narrated how he treated hundreds of coronavirus patients with anti-malaria drugs and no death was recorded.

Zelenko, said he used hydroxychloroquine in treating 450 to 500 patients, and has since then been in the news.

In an interview with Rudy Giuliani, former mayor of New York, the doctor said he combined hydroxychloroquine in a regimen with two other drugs after learning about the therapy being used in South Korea and France.

He noted that none of coronavirus patients he has been treating has for over a week in Kiryas Joel, a New York village, has died.

“I’ve had zero patients died, zero patients intubated and three currently admitted with pneumonia,” he said, adding: “I’ve treated 450 to 500 patients, one third of which were from outside (the village).”

On how he administers his treatment, Zelenko said: “I blended the two treatments from South Korea and France and made a three drug regimen which are hydroxychloroquine, which is the common denominator by both treatments, then I used zinc, and azithromycin.

“The virus gets inside the cell and begins to hijack the cell industrial machinery. It is well known that zinc interrupts that. So, the concept is that it interferes in the replication of the virus.

“But the problem with zinc is that it does not get inside the cell very easily, only very small percent gets in. What is interesting is that hydroxychloroquine is a ionic core; so it is the key that opens the canal and facilitates the work of the zinc.

“When you have a severe viral infection, it is well known that you can get a secondary infection, so I believe the zithromax is there as a precaution and if there begins a bacteria process, it kills it before it causes a bigger problem.”

The doctor further said he does not treat people with minor symptoms and that his patients are increasing because “I am the only doctor that seem to be doing it and one of the first, if not the first.”

He said young people have a high chance of surviving the virus, adding: “If your immune system is strong enough, statistically it has been proven you will recover. It may be miserable for two weeks but you will recover, you will be fine