Ebola Infection Cured with Extremely Inexpensive and Totally Safe Treatment

Drs. Robert Rowen, of Santa Rosa, California, and Howard Robins, of New York City, announce the first cure of the Ebola infection in the world with a safe treatment costing less than 40 USD. On November 14, 2014, a physician at an Ebola treatment center in Sierra Leone (West Africa) accidentally stabbed himself with an Ebola-contaminated needle.

This doctor had been recently trained in the Rowen-Robins Ebola Treatment Protocol, which uses the specific Robins Method of Direct Intravenous infusion of ozone gas (DIV). Upon the emergence of symptoms 2 days later on November 16, he called Kojo Carew, MD, of Freetown, Sierra Leone. Carew is the physician in charge of maintaining the program and equipment/supplies brought and taught by Rowen and Robins, who came to Sierra Leone to teach the protocol at the invitation of President Ernest Bai Koroma in October 2014. The infected doctor did not return to work on November 17, 2014, which became his first day of treatment.

Rowen was informed of the needle stick on November 16, 2014, but was not advised that symptoms had yet developed. Rowen sent back instructions to treat the exposed doctor preventively and immediately with the protocol, believing him to be at great risk for symptoms to develop within 5 days. Robins, informed shortly after, concurred with the preventive protocol and urgency of treatment. Unbeknownst to Rowen, symptoms did develop on day 2 (November 16): the doctor reported high fever, loss of appetite, abdominal distress, and significant fatigue – rapidly progressing, classic signs of Ebola. Treatment began the third day after the needle-stick.

After just 2 days of treatment (November 18, 2014), all symptoms were gone. The doctor chose not to get an Ebola blood test at the time. A positive test would have mandated forced confinement in an Ebola treatment center, where he would have been denied the ozone therapy. He believed that this would likely have cost him his life, as the best clinics in Sierra Leone have a 60% death rate.

Rowen and Robins did not want to wait for a positive test, which can take several days to occur, believing that the earlier this life-taking viral infection is aggressively treated, the higher the chances of recovery. Active treatment will be maintained for at least 10 days with reduced frequency for 7 days thereafter.

Confinement at a conventional Ebola treatment facility would have denied him continuing ozone therapy, which, in a first-time ever for the world, quickly reversed manifestation of the lethal Ebola disease. DIV ozone therapy is considered “experimental” for Ebola at this time and thus is not permitted in the treatment centers as yet; however, other experimental treatments are permitted.

On November 22, 2014, Dr. “X” was in apparent good health and completely symptom free.

Drs. Rowen and Robins are extremely pleased that the inexpensive DIV ozone, together with the other aspects of the treatment protocol (oral vitamin C, glutathione support) has resulted in the world’s first, fast, complete recovery from Ebola symptoms.

This release is put out before publication in a medical journal, as Rowen and Robins believe that this news can and should lead to many saved lives, which to them are more important than routine medical reporting protocol, and that health authorities around the world now need to open their “eyes and minds” to thinking “out of the box” when approaching this lethal disease. Rowen and Robins remain continuously available for assisting in the world’s Ebola relief effort.

Dr. Robert Rowen

2200 County Center Dr. Ste C

Santa Rosa, CA 95403

707-578-7787

drrowen@att.net

Dr. Howard Robins

200 W. 57th St #807

New York, NY 10019

516-967-1009

drhowardrobins@gmail.com