COVID-19 Q&A Replay - April 24

I'm happy to say the latest COVID-19 Q&A call was a good one :) and I want to thank everyone who participated. Please watch the replay below. Below are some additional resources and information on COVID-19. As always, my goal is to get you as much up-to-date and accurate information as possible so you can make educated healthcare decisions.

SARS-CoV-2 antibody testing is now available at Oasis.  Anyone can do it, even if they have not been to Oasis before.  Currently, the lab we are doing it through is not taking any insurance, so we are offering it at cost but are requiring at least a brief consultation with one of our providers to correctly interpret the lab result for you.  We will switch labs if/when there is a better option (taking many variables into consideration).  Our goal is to offer quality testing, not necessary the most convenient testing, as there are potentially important consequences to knowing antibody results and interpreting them correctly.  The lab tests for both IgM (the 'short term' antibody) and IgG (the 'long term' antibody).  Reportedly, this test is not cross-reactive to the other common cold strains for coronavirus (HKU1, NL63, OC43, or 229E).  This test should only be done in asymptomatic people and blood test results are reportedly available in 3-6 days.   As I mentioned in the Zoom meeting, here is the ozone petition that I'd be so appreciative of you signing. Medical ozone used properly is simple, safe (so safe, it's not even funny), and effective (amazingly so). The site also has some good links showing just a small sampling of encouraging results in case anyone wants to browse a little further before signing the petition.  In case you want to learn even more about ozone before signing, check out these resources: Ozone: Check this 1 page paper that gently summarizes ozone for COVID19: https://www.drsozone.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Ozone-and-Viral-Infections-in-One-Page.pdf Ozone Without Borders Organization with great research articles: https://ozonewithoutborders.ngo/a-brief-presentation-on-medical-ozone-for-covid19/ Please sign this petition to encourage the use of ozone in U.S. hospitals.  It's simple, safe (so safe, it's not even funny), and effective (amazingly so). The site also has some good links showing just a small sampling of encouraging results in case anyone wants to browse a little further before signing the petition. Dr. Robert Rowen is an amazing doctor and human being.  In this video, he states, "[Corona Virus] doesn't have the capability of fixing oxidative damage... it should be easily treated with ozone."(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-jDbCuD8Zk&t=248s&fbclid=IwAR0wPEQAmO37-rgPvtpYkWgXZdK6ahVzTZ-WpfK3L4UYzxbpXa-u0BzPrfw)  I hope this information is helpful to you. Have a great week, and please feel free to pass this along!

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