Topic: Cameroon

Dr. Stella Immanuel explains how her training in West Africa, where malaria is endemic, informed her approach to treating COVID-19 with anti-malarial drugs. She notes that sub-Saharan Africa had lower infection rates because many citizens regularly take hydroxychloroquine for malaria. Her telemedicine platform, DrStellaMD.com, provides prescriptions for ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine to patients across all 50 US states.

The low COVID-19 death rate in West Africa is attributed to the widespread over-the-counter availability of anti-malarial medications. Dr. Emanuel explains that growing up in Nigeria and Cameroon involved "Sunday, Sunday medicine" for malaria prevention, which effectively neutralized COVID-19. The segment highlights the difficulty of filling these prescriptions at mainstream American pharmacies compared to "mom and pop" establishments.

While Governor Newsom prepares for a public appearance after a 13-day absence, Dr. Immanuel notes that African countries with over-the-counter access to ivermectin have seen far fewer COVID-19 deaths. She links current global events to the Book of Revelation and warns of a coming "kill shot" for the population.