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No Doctor/Patient Relationship

KENTUCKIANA MEDICINE provides users with online access to learn about KENTUCKIANA MEDICINE’s efforts to evaluate and recommend optimal treatments based upon clinical experience and evaluation of available research. The description of these approaches does not create a doctor/patient relationship with the user nor a consultation relationship with user’s physician. KENTUCKIANA MEDICINE provides users’ online information and access via email or telephone, but nothing provided on our site creates a physician-patient relationship nor does it constitute a physician consultation. Information is not intended as a replacement for diagnosis or treatment by your doctor. Nothing on this Website provides medical advice or any form of diagnosis or treatment of any kind to web users. Medical decisions should be made by the patient’s physician who can consider a review of the KENTUCKIANA MEDICINE materials and knowledge of the patient’s medical history and condition. All information provided on KENTUCKIANA MEDICINE or in connection with the Website is offered to promote consideration by trained health care professionals of possible treatments and for general informational purposes and are not medical advice to users.

Status of Recommendations

The non-FDA protocols discussed have been developed by experienced physicians treating both outpatient and hospitalized patients for over 50+ years. They have NOT been adopted by medical consensus as standard of care, are considered experimental, and are not covered by insurance in spite of a tremendous amount of research and clinical experience by physicians worldwide. While clinical experience and research to date are promising, these products have not been proven to be safe and effective by prospective, randomized double-blind, placebo-controlled studies acceptable to US medical associations and regulatory bodies. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved IV Na EDTA or IV Ca EDTA Chelation to reverse Heart Disease, IV Vitamin C and IV Ozone to support immune function, Peri-Spinal Etanercept for Stroke and Traumatic Brain Injury and such use is considered “off-label.”

Regarding Covid 19: The Ivermectin/Mask+ Protocol has been developed by experienced physicians treating hospitalized COVID-19 patients; at this time, it has not been adopted as a medical consensus. While clinical experience and research to date are promising, these products have not been proven to be safe and effective by prospective, randomized double-blind, placebo-controlled studies acceptable to US medical associations and regulatory bodies. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not approved Ivermectin or the Mask+ protocol for COVID-19 and such use is considered “off-label.” Based on increasing evidence, the National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently upgraded its Ivermectin recommendation from “do not use” to “neither for nor against,” the same as for monoclonal antibodies and convalescent plasma. No treatment, however, including Ivermectin or the Mask+ Protocol, has been accepted by our public health system as proven to prevent, mitigate or treat COVID-19.

Public Health Notice

The Ivermectin/Mask+ Protocol is not a substitute for preventive measures. Patients using the preventive protocols should follow all measures recommended by public health authorities, including social distancing, masking, and vaccinations as appropriate.

FDA Notice

The dietary ingredients, vitamins, supplements, and “off label” [meaning not approved by FDA] use of medications and or products discussed are not intended for use by consumers to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. The information contained on this Website has NOT been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration.