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The ideal treatment protocol for COVID-19 is something like this:
>Non-invasive ventilation
>Dexamethasone
>Famotidine
>Amlodipine
>Apocynin
>Melatonin
>Indomethacin
>Budesonide
>Fluvoxamine
>Methylene blue
>NAC
>Intravenous Vitamin C
The current treatment protocol is more like:
>Intubation
>Dexamethasone
Treatment has to start EARLY, before the sepsis starts in. Sending people home and then having them come back blue in the face with hypoxia, and then intubating them? That shit has to stop. That's death by failure-to-treat. Ventilators accelerate oxidative stress, especially if the tissues have been exceedingly hypoxic for a while. SARS-CoV-2 disables cellular antioxidant defenses. It directly inhibits Nrf2 and the antioxidant pathways of cells, such that ROS never gets broken down as quickly as it should. It builds up, and it builds up, and the end-stage of COVID-19 sepsis is basically aggressive lipid peroxidation, ferroptosis, and autoantibody formation against oxidation-specific epitopes of oxidized lipids. This entire process is proinflammatory, of course, so more immune cells are summoned to bombard the tissues with more ROS until the patient dies.
>antioxidants, antioxidants, antioxidants
