Dear Subscriber,
We now have another worldwide infection emergency – monkeypox. I’m sure you have been reading about it. At this moment, it is more confined to sexual transmission, especially male to male. It is highly contagious, BUT it needs close physical contact, unlike COVID which is airborne. Within a few days, the infected person begins getting small blisters or rather large pox, which can be quite painful, subject to bacterial infection, and can last a few weeks. There is no conventional treatment. It is a virus.
Monkeypox virus is similar to smallpox virus. So, vaccines may be available for it. It’s just far less dangerous, though if you read the mainstream, soon the world will be as terrified of this as they have become terrified of COVID. It is interesting that the countries suffering most from monkeypox are also the countries who suffered most from the COVID vaccine genetically altering swaths of their populations. Deaths from monkeypox are very uncommon.
At the same time, more people are dying of what was once easily treatable bacterial infections. To me, that is the real emergency. Pharma has little interest in investing bazillions in antibiotic development. Why? Two reasons. First, the bugs get resistant to the new drugs quickly and within a few years (literally) the drug the Pharma company paid billions to develop is worthless. Secondly, unlike statins or blood pressure pills, antibiotic use for a patient is short lived. So patients are not on these drugs forever as they are with antidepressants, blood pressure, diabetes, pain, statins, etc.
Sadly, that places all of us in a Catch-22. Pharma rules the roost. What Pharma doesn’t want to put out doesn’t get put out or developed. So, people die as a result. At the same time, non-patentable therapies, such as ozone and ultraviolet blood irradiation not only do NOT get developed for widespread use, they are actively persecuted. Remember, I led a team to Africa in 2014 to bring ozone for Ebola. We were shut down by the local government at the behest of Pharma. But we got to 5 patients, cured them all FAST, and published it. Not one news outlet picked up the story.
Would ozone work for monkeypox? The latter is a virus, so I would expect it to significantly diminish duration, pain and suffering. I have not experience, but you are being terrified about the disease (and COVID) at the same time a rational treatment for both cannot get through the muck of medicine.
I would love to see a case of monkeypox. First case will get treated at half price. I would love to be able to treat patients dying of untreatable sepsis in hospitals. Will that happen? No. Please see my article here: https://clinmedjournals.org/articles/jide/journal-of-infectious-diseases-and-epidemiology-jide-7-199.php?jid=jide. I expect you to thoroughly enjoy the editorial. I also encourage you to read my synopsis on ozone therapy for infection: https://www.medgasres.com/article.asp?issn=2045-9912;year=2019;volume=9;issue=4;spage=232;epage=237;aulast=Rowen.
I coined the term “Condemned to Die with No Right to Try.” We now have a declared monkeypox emergency – a disease with limited mortality but significant pain and suffering. And none will be the wiser about ozone or similar therapies due to medical care corruption to the core.
Please know where your closest oxidation doctor is. Our trainees are listed on our office website: www.DrRowenDrSu.com. We think they are the best. Consider a home ozone machine. Information about these is also on our website under blogs.
Please don’t let “them” terrorize you about monkeypox. If profiteering was taken out of the equation in medicine, this “dread” disease would not even be making news, were ozone and its cousins in proper use.
To your Excellent Health,
Robert Jay Rowen, MD
PS Here is a report on another virus striking small children. Rectal ozone would very likely to be highly beneficial. Just my opinion:
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/29/science/parechovirus-nashville-infants-children.html
From what I understand, the smallpox vaccine protects against monkeypox. So that would mean anyone over about 50 years old who received the smallpox vaccine before they were discontinued in 1972, should be protected, as several recent studies show that immunity from the smallpox vaccine is largely undiminish throughout life, even up to an 88-year-old, which was the oldest tested in one study. For decades, and even currently on their website, the CDC says: "Smallpox vaccination can protect you from smallpox for about 3 to 5 years. After that time, its ability to protect you decreases. If you need long-term protection, you may need to get a booster vaccination."
More proof the CDC is lying about almost everything. There is a paper from 20 years ago on PubMed pushing back against this statement about the short immunity protection by the CDC, and the more recent studies showing long lasting protection weren't even available then.
Dr Rowen
Do you believe that intravenous ozone would be helpful in a case of Covid? And also, what about long Covid? Do you think DIV would pull it up?
Thankyou