An update to the I-MASK+ Prevention & Early Outpatient Treatment Protocol for COVID-19

Posted on by Jesse Santiano, M.D.

Update July 5, 2022: The FLCCC update its prevention protocol. Read more about it at The I-PREVENT COVID Protection Protocol

The Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance updated its I-MASK+ Protocol. You can click on the link here.

If early treatment is not done, the SARS-CoV-2 replicates in the millions. The higher the viral load, the greater the chance for a cytokine storm resulting in severe and often fatal COVID-19.

What is new for prevention is the twice a week dosing of the ivermectin and the mouthwash.

Screenshots of the Protocols are below.

 

For the Early Outpatient Protocol, the changes are:

  • Additional information on ivermectin dosing for regions with an aggressive variant (delta).
  • Fluvoxamine has been added.
  • The Vitamin C dose has been decreased (the previous dose is 2,000 2-3 times daily)
  • Nasal and oral rinse is new.
  • A pulse oximeter to monitor oxygen level is officially recommended

Mask, Distancing, and Handwashing are still Essential

It is important to continue to wear cloth, surgical or N95 masks when in confined, poorly ventilated, crowded indoor spaces with nonhousehold members.

Keep a distance of about 2 meters for t6 feet from other people that are not from your household.

Wash your hands during and after outings from home (shopping, subway, etc.) Wash the hands thoroughly for about 20-30 seconds with soap or use a hand disinfectant in between.

Take away message

The COVID-19 delta variant may not have high mortality, but if a high-risk person gets it, they may get very sick. The solution is prevention and early treatment.

FLCCC Alliance Physicians

A list of physicians worldwide who are members of the FLCCC and uses the protocols above are available at this link.

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