MyFreeDoctor.Com Has Treated Over 150,000 COVID-19 Patients With 99.99 Percent Survival

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Dr. Ben Marble MD is the Founder of MyFreeDoctor.com and a Family Medicine Specialist in Gulf Breeze, FL.

MyFreeDoctor.Com Has Treated Over 150,000 COVID-19 Patients With 99.99% Survival Rate.

“We have a team of volunteer free doctors that donate their time to help treat these patients that come to us,” Dr. Ben Marble, the founder of myfreedoctor.com, an online medical consultation service, said at a roundtable discussion hosted by Sen. Ron Johnson in January 2022.

He added, “We deliver the early treatment protocols to them as early as we can, and we have a 99.99 percent survival rate. So, I believe myfreedoctor.com, the free volunteered doctors have settled the science on this—early treatment works, period!”

Marble says that he and his small team of volunteer doctors prescribe Dr. Peter McCullough’s treatment protocol, which consists of hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin, monoclonal antibodies, prednisone, budesonide, and other low-cost generic drugs. They also prescribe vitamins D and C, and zinc.

McCullough et al. Reviews in Cardiovascular Medicine, 2020
 

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