Eurosceptics Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, François Asselineau and Florian Philippot ask the Minister of Health, Olivier Véran, for weekly information on possible treatments for Covid-19, such as hydroxychloroquine or vitamin D, whose effectiveness has not never been proven against this coronavirus.
Read also: Covid-19: green light for the Moderna vaccine and re-containments in Europe
"
Treatments, and not just vaccines, are an essential key to the fight against Covid-19
", estimate the three politicians, who together gathered 5.33% of the votes in the 2019 European elections, in this letter dated January 2 and made public Thursday.
According to the sovereignist president of Debout France and supporters of Frexit, the UPR and the Patriots, the government's choice "
to consider only successive confinements as remedies, which never definitively curb the disease, and only vaccination to RNA, seems incomprehensible
”.
The government's policy "
arouses strong protests
" while "
any critical questioning is immediately qualified as" conspiratorial "
", they deplore.
"
However, many questions remain
" on "
the precise origin of the virus
" and on "
the exact characteristics, harmlessness, duration of protection, side effects and the conditions of acquisition from pharmaceutical laboratories of all new vaccines. against Covid-19, said to messenger RNA
, ”they judge.
The treatment based on hydroxychloroquine, whose effectiveness against Covid-19 has never been proven, is "
probably not a miracle cocktail
" but studies "
tend to prove that it would have at least one effectiveness
partial
prophylactic
(prevention, editor's note)
”, according to them.
They also suggest initiating studies on treatment with ivermectin, an antiparasitic often used in veterinary medicine.
They also deplore that the government "
disdains to launch major communication campaigns to advise the French to stimulate the immune system by taking vitamins C, D and zinc
".
