Stop the War on Doctors

Dr. Pierre Kory Who Called Ivermectin a ...

By Pierre Kory

July 02, 2022

Anyone in America who deviates from the group-think enforced by public health bureaucrats runs the risk of cancellation. Politicians, parents, comedians, teachers – now they’re even coming for the doctors.

As a lung and ICU specialist, I have practiced medicine for 14 years and successfully treated more than 450 patients during the pandemic. Long before anyone had heard of Covid-19, I was studying and implementing cutting-edge methods to treat critically ill patients. I’m the Senior Editor of a best-selling textbook in my field, now in its second edition, which has been translated into seven languages.

For my efforts, I now find myself on the receiving end of “disciplinary sanctions” from the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM), who sent me a letter threatening “suspension or revocation of board certification.”

The “sin” threatening to end my medical career was my unwillingness to go along with Fauci’s monolithic vaccines-above-all-else strategy. The failure of this approach is plain to see, and anyone with an ounce of curiosity knows there are many methods of treating the virus.

Ivermectin is one of them. This cheap, readily available generic medicine is approved by the FDA for certain uses in humans – but not for Covid-19, despite 85 controlled trials from around the world demonstrating its effectiveness. In Brazil, the largest study to date found a reduction in Covid mortality rate of 70%. In India, the second most populated country in the world, the drug has been credited with near eradication of the disease. Studies attempting to discredit ivermectin have been debunked again and again.

Other trials, such as the recent TOGETHER trial, are designed to fail from the start to drive a desired narrative. In the National Institutes of Health’s ACTIV-6, despite starting the majority of patients on treatment after five days of Covid-19 symptoms at a lower than recommended dose, they found a statistically significant reduction in the time to recovery, particularly among the most severely ill. Unsurprisingly, major newspapers reported that the study showed ivermectin was ineffective.

Despite ivermectin’s proven effectiveness, in the opinion of the ABIM, advocating for its usage is a form of “disinformation” and carries the penalty of losing one’s medical license and livelihood.

Throughout the pandemic, I’ve maintained an open mind, analyzed what works for patients, discussed strategies with fellow doctors, and conducted my own extensive research. When new data arose that changed my understanding, I admitted as much and changed course—like with the vaccines. If only the powers that be at the ABIM and our government could say the same.

Consider the evolution of accepted facts about Covid-19 safety measures from Fauci and his ilk. Despite government mandates, neither lockdowns nor cloth masks prevent transmission. They never have. It turns out former Surgeon General Jerome Adams had it right when he tweeted in March 2020 that masks are, “NOT effective in preventing general public from catching #Coronavirus” – a comment for which he was pilloried. We are only beginning to learn the impact of the societal costs of these early preventative measures, a price our children who were kept home from school will be paying for years.

Second, there is no evidence the vaccines stop Covid-19, despite the constant lecturing from the Biden Administration and the mainstream media. In the United States and globally, cases continue to rise and fall without any correlation to the pace or percentage of population vaccinated. This is not what we were promised. In 2021, Fauci said vaccinated people were “dead ends” for the virus, and  President Biden declared, “You’re not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations.” Today, approximately 110,000 cases are announced daily in America, where more than two thirds of the population is fully vaccinated.

There is a backlash brewing in America right now, and it goes beyond inflation rates and gas prices. People are tired of arrogant public officials and compromised institutions who believe they have all the answers but constantly get it wrong and make no apologies as they steamroll those who don’t support the current narrative. The ABIM’s sudden (and suspiciously well-funded) persecution of doctors who stray from the party line is only the latest example.

Doctors on the ABIM’s board and across the country need to stand up against this witch hunt. It’s demeaning to honest doctors and dangerous to the patients we’ve dedicated our careers to serving.

Via https://peckford42.wordpress.com/2022/07/17/stop-the-war-on-doctors/

7 thoughts on “Stop the War on Doctors

  1. I will co-sign for a doctor who prescribes non-big pharma products, until then, none of them get my stamp of approval because I once read about a tribe of Indigenous people living in the rain forest and there was a plant that they would eat if they did not want to get pregnant, if they wanted to get pregnant, the woman would simply stop eating that particular plant and she’d become pregnant. Those people were not obese. They did not appear to be suicidal or otherwise depressed, stressed out and they did not at all look haggard, sickly or in need of big pharma. My biggest regret in life is that I was not among those born in that rain forest.

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    • For awhile there was a pilot project in New Zealand in which doctors could write prescriptions (covered by the national health service) for fresh fruits and veggies (which are terribly expensive in New Zealand) and water aerobics at our local swimming pool. Unfortunately all that went out the window with the Covid plandemic. At present our health system is collapsing because the government refuses to rehire the unvaccinated nurses they fired in November. Shelby, I think we have all suffered owing to the indigenous wisdom that has been lost.

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  2. Well put, Doc, but doctors were under assault long before Covid hit. Organizations like the AMA, and the specialty boards have their own agendas for squelching those outliers who refuse to dance to the tune of the Agenda du jour.

    As you probably know very well, medicine itself has been comandeered by insurance companies, by governments and by Pharma. A doctor who goes against the tide risks losing all the supposedly protective supports to his career. Losing one’s license may be a blessing.

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  3. Katherine, from my earliest days in practice it was always made clear to me that a medical license was a privilege granted, not for my medical knowledge, but for my willingness to toe the line politically.

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