TX Doctor Suspended Because She Used Ivermectin For C-19 Treatment!
One Houston doctor resigned from Texas’s largest hospital once suspended for backing Ivermectin as a C-19 treatment and denouncing the vaccine mandates.
Dr. Marry Bowden is a private-practice ear, nose, and throat doctor trained at the Medical College of GA. She was suspended from Houston Methodist at the beginning of this month because she spoke about the Ivermectin benefits for coronavirus ill patients. Bowden states that she has treated 2,000 people for C-19.
Join The True Defender Telegram Chanel Here: https://t.me/TheTrueDefender
“Ivermectin might not be as deadly as everyone said it was,” she tweeted on November 10. “Speak up!”
Bowden has criticized C-19 vaccine mandates and shared that she is “shifting my practice focus to treating the unvaccinated.”
Ivermectin might not be as deadly as everyone said it was. Speak up! https://t.co/r9Ac5zFSvo
— Mary Talley Bowden MD (@MdBreathe) November 10, 2021
Houston Methodist stated in a Twitter thread that Bowden’s opinions “are harmful to the community” and referred to them as “dangerous misinformation which is not based in science.”
Dr. Bowden was informed about her suspension by a reporter for the Houston Chronicle; she resigned last Monday.
In a letter, she explained her move and said that Houston Methodist’s accusations were false and defamatory.
“During the past two years, I have worked hard to provide early treatment for victims of COVID-19. My efforts have been successful. I have treated more than 2,000 COVID-19 patients, including many with comorbidities, and none of these patients have required hospitalization. This is a testament to the success of my treatment methods,” she wrote.
“I do not spread misinformation, and my opinions are supported by science. There is substantial evidence for the efficacy of Ivermectin in treating COVID-19 and no evidence for serious or fatal side effects associated with the doses used to treat for COVID-19.”
She added that many of her patients had used the drug with other therapies as part of successful recovery regimens. “I believe that if more physicians had focused on early treatment, many COVID-related deaths and hospitalizations could have been prevented,” she said.
A few studies proved that Ivermectin is a drug without any risk of severe side effects, and it can effectively treat C-19. Regulators and drug makers have suppressed the medication.
In her press conference from last week, Bowden stated that Houston Methodist suspended her because they used her as an example. The hospital made headlines at the beginning of this year as one of the first in the nation to mandate the experimental C-19 vaccine for all employees.
Watch the video below:
“I’m proud to say that because of my early and aggressive treatment for patients with COVID, I have not needed to admit anybody to Methodist,” she said, adding that none of her patients have had a serious reaction to the drug.
Ivermectin was blocked for critical C-19 patients.
Imagine that your 48 year old husband, the father of your 6 children, is dying in the ICU and the doctors would rather have him die than try ivermectin.
— Mary Talley Bowden MD (@MdBreathe) November 10, 2021
Bowden fights another hospital to administer Ivermectin to critically ill C-19 patients.
The Houston Chronicle reported that Bowden wrote a prescription for Ivermectin for Jason Jones, a 48-year-old sheriff’s deputy, but she was stopped from the hospital. Jones was put on a ventilator in a medically induced come on October 7.
His wife allowed the doctor to treat her husband with Ivermectin!
