Talk:Vladimir Zelenko
The doctor said on his YouTube video he diagnosed his patients by using the CDC(?) test or symptoms of the disease. Iâd like to know the ratio of tests to symptom diagnosis. This cure seems to good to be true. People should also realize a treatment is not the same as a vaccine. Most of Big Pharma does not care to research vaccines for the simple reason a drug given to a person once or twice in their life is not a money maker. For example, metformin is a drug used by millions of diabetics daily for the rest of their lives after first use. Iâd also like to see better references. WND and Gateway Pundit are not reliable sources, others should be found.
It should also be mentioned, Dr. Irina Gelman, the Orange County health commissioner, said on March 19 that it was âhighly irresponsibleâ for Zelenko to try to extrapolate the results of 14 tests to apply to the entire village population. [1] --JLind (talk) 21:48, 28 March 2020 (EDT)
- Fourteen? Dr. Zelenko claimed he treated hundreds with the regimen! VargasMilan (talk) Monday, 02:45, 30 March 2020 (EDT)
- Please read the link provided. The doctor was admonished for extrapolating the results of 14 tests to apply to the entire village population. --JLind (talk) 00:39, 1 April 2020 (EDT)
- WND and Gateway Pundit are better (and more reliable and credible) sources for this article than CNN, MSNBC, the nightly network newscasts, the New York Times or the rest of the liberal media (and that includes the link you provided, which is tied to USA Today, a liberal newspaper). Congratulations, you just discredited your argument by relying on a non-credible liberal media source. Northwest (talk) 04:34, 1 April 2020 (EDT)
- Amazing how you can simply wave your hand like a Jedi and claim someoneâs credibility is discredited by saying LIBERAL! No need to explain why the article in question is suspect, just say LIBERAL! Your way of arguing is incredibly easy. LIBERAL! LIBERAL! Then take a break. Wow.--JLind (talk) 22:44, 1 April 2020 (EDT)
- WND and Gateway Pundit are better (and more reliable and credible) sources for this article than CNN, MSNBC, the nightly network newscasts, the New York Times or the rest of the liberal media (and that includes the link you provided, which is tied to USA Today, a liberal newspaper). Congratulations, you just discredited your argument by relying on a non-credible liberal media source. Northwest (talk) 04:34, 1 April 2020 (EDT)
- Please read the link provided. The doctor was admonished for extrapolating the results of 14 tests to apply to the entire village population. --JLind (talk) 00:39, 1 April 2020 (EDT)