Y-Corona

The Zelenko Protocol for treating Corona (consisting of small doses of hydroxychloroquine, zinc, and azithromycin) has been shown to be effective.     LINK: Recently published: The Study      LINK: About the Study Dr. Zelenko's protocol has been endorsed by many doctors and public health experts in the United States. The promise of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) has been announced publicly by no less a figure than the President of the United States. LINK: Podcast with Rudi Giuliani LINK: Dr. Karladine Graves LINK: Dennis Prager An essential element of the Zelenko Protocol is to make sure that it is applied at the very first stages of the disease. Like many other infectious maladies, it is up to the family doctor and the patient to decide upon the treatment as soon as possible, thus preventing the need for hospitalization. By the time the patient is admitted to hospital, it is too late. Ventilators can do more harm than good. And even people who survive...

I put to you a simple hypothesis:       1.    Zev Zelenko is the doctor of a Jewish (Haredi) community in New York State. He applies his protocol for treating Corona (consisting of small doses of hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), zinc, and azithromycin), and of 1600 people who got sick, only two died.    2.    Many doctors and public health experts in the United States, as well as public figures, have endorsed Zelenko's protocol.     3.    The population of Israel is composed (according to my arithmetic) of roughly 333 such communities. But because the Zelenko Protocol is so cheap, it is also scalable.     4.    Therefore, the Israeli authorities apply the Zelenko Protocol on a national scale; thus saving hundreds of lives and causing no disruption to the Israeli economy. Can you (or anybody else) point out to me, in simple English, at what point (or points) this hypothesis fails? Why...