Covid-19
Expert discusses Invermectin successes, questions Canada’s COVID approach
A successful Indian physician, Dr. Lenny Da Costa has expressed concern about Canada’s approach to COVID-19, citing the reluctance to try so many treatments that he sees working in his state and country every day.
Dr. Da Costa specializes in geriatrics and preventive cardiology, with a passion for treating his patients through functional medicine and natural medicine where possible.
This is what he has done for thousands of patients over the years, and has carried into his treatment of patients with COVID-19 over the course of the pandemic.
In India, especially in the province of Uttar Pradesh, Ivermectin, alongside other prophylactics, has been used successfully to treat COVID-19 patients and was responsible for remarkable drops in disease severity in the regions it was used.
“Yet in Canada, it is seen (and mocked) as “horse dewormer.”
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He said those who try to discuss it as an option are often dismissed as ‘conspiracy theorists’ or ‘quacks’.
“As such, it has not been allowed to be used or studied as a treatment for COVID, even resulting in the discipline of an Alberta physician in recent months for effectively using it on patients.
In an interview, Dr. Da Costa speaks his mind about what he and others in parts of India use to treat COVID in his patients, especially the elderly who are most vulnerable.
He also bravely and openly discusses his concerns with the COVID-19 vaccine roll out, the ignoring and censorship of physicians or scientists who speak against the mainstream treatment narrative, and more.
Dr. Da Costa also aims to inspire hope in those who are panicked or scared about COVID and the future of the pandemic.
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