It ain't $23,000 in the US.
$23,000 for the average Covid hospital stay. Cheap, early treatment would mean a dramatic reduction in the amount of money changing hands. Creating wrong incentives. Is it ethical for conflicted hospital MDs to deny early treatment to outpatients?https://www.ctvnews.ca/health/coronavirus/covid-hospitalization-costs-23-000-per-stay-four-times-as-much-as-average-cihi-1.5361631 …
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US average = $73,000 is the number I have the typical 3x-ish the price for the same medical outcome
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Lipoic acid will take care of the liver, IV is great, tablets (slow release for diabetics) is good, Liposomal is better.
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You know the song, it goes: The answer my friend, it is a Nobel win, the answer is
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