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Remington Nevin

The Infectious Myth

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Dr. Remington Nevin, veteran US Army Major, is a Vermont based physician that consults about the adverse effect of antimalarial drugs, in particular mefloquine.  Thousands of service members were given mefloquine prior to deployments in Iraq, Somolia, Afghanistan, South America and Africa.  For some, it causes nightmares and lasting neurologic and psychiatric adverse effects that may mimic PTSD or TBI symptoms. Dr. Nevin talks about the clinical problems and the inability to receive VA benefits with host Jim Fausone.

Anti-malaria drugs - quines - discussed by Dr. Remington Nevin

Remington Nevin is an MD and expert on the quinoline family of drugs, best known for their use against malaria. He has been interviewed here before, on the subject of mefloquine, which is believed to have caused severe neurologic damage, especially in soldiers who were forced to take it even after experiencing adverse effects. Similar effects are also found with chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine. The latter is often used for rheumatoid arthritis, and doctors there say that it is remarkably free of side effects. They forget, however, that a lot of patients stop taking it quite quickly after starting, probably because they are the sub-group that is vulnerable to side effects. Given that high doses are being used for COVID-19, and on elderly, infirm people, one can expect significant problems with side effects. You can find out more of the work of Dr Nevin on his Quinism Foundation website: https://quinism.org

Remington Nevin is an MD and expert on the quinoline family of drugs, best known for their use against malaria. He has been interviewed here before, on the subject of mefloquine, which is believed to have caused severe neurologic damage, especially in soldiers who were forced to take it even after experiencing adverse effects. Similar effects are also found with chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine. The latter is often used for rheumatoid arthritis, and doctors there say that it is remarkably free of side effects. They forget, however, that a lot of patients stop taking it quite quickly after starting, probably because they are the sub-group that is vulnerable to side effects. Given that high doses are being used for COVID-19, and on elderly, infirm people, one can expect significant problems with side effects.<br> <br>You can find out more of the work of Dr Nevin on his Quinism Foundation website: <a href="https://quinism.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://quinism.org</a>

The Infectious Myth -  Dangers of Chloroquine and Hydroxychloroquine with Remington Nevin