June 5, 2021
To the Japanese Olympic Committee,
As a group of front line doctors developing effective protocols for COVID-19, we write to you today
regarding the dilemma that you are facing as a result of recent spikes in Covid-19 infection and its
potential impact on the summer Olympic games. We want to offer you real hope that the gamesof the XXXII Olympiad can go on safely. This hope is well-supported by strong, reproducible
medical evidence and peer-reviewed scientific data.
Many global medical authorities and major media have not shared or reported the research andthe real world outcomes that doctors in Mexico, India and many other countries have had inquickly tamping down the Covid-19 epidemic and making their cities and towns safe for traveland social and recreational gatherings.
Though it is a short six weeks until the start of the Tokyo Olympics, we believe that the action plan
outlined below could very likely bring the current COVID-19 surge in Japan under control—withindays. We, and our Alliance Associates around the world, stand ready to assist.
Dozens of peer-reviewed studies show that a protocol based on ivermectin—with vitamincomponents—can prevent and treat every phase of the disease. This extraordinarily safe, effective,inexpensive and widely available drug that was given to the world by brilliant, Nobel prizewinning Japanese researchers nearly 50 years ago, deserves world-wide recognition for thelifesaving benefit it has given to hundreds of thousands of Covid-19 patients and their families
during this pandemic. With widespread distribution of ivermectin, case counts and deaths drop
dramatically within 10 days after the start of the program. This is the result occurred in Mexico,India, Peru, Brazil and other nations. Visit flccc.net for comprehensive epidemiological analyses
and scientific studies. The prevention and early treatment protocol is attached.
As eyes of the world are trained on Tokyo, you—the leaders in Japan— have the opportunity toshow the world the way out of the pandemic...and into the glory of the Olympic Games just as
they were meant to be played.
Sincerely,
The Physicians of the Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Alliance
Dr. Pierre Kory, FLCCC Alliance President

FRONT LINE COVID-19 CRITICAL CARE ALLIANCE
PREVENTION & TREATMENT PROTOCOLS FOR COVID-19

I-MASS

A cooperation of theFLCCC Alliance with

Prevention & At Home Treatment
Mass Distribution Protocol for COVID-19
Prevention Protocol
For adults > 18 years and >40 kg/90 lbs

Ivermectin

18 mg tablet – start treatment with one doseon day 1, and then repeat weekly (every 7 days)

Vitamin D3

2000 IU (50 mcg) daily

Multivitamin

Take 1 tablet daily

Digital thermometer optional (to watch your body temperature)

Early At Home Treatment Protocol
For adults > 18 years and >40 kg/90 lbs

Ivermectin

18 mg tablet daily for 5 daysMelatonin

6 mg at night for 5 days

Aspirin (ASA)

80 mg/day (unless contraindicated)

Anti-septic
mouth wash

Three times daily (gargle do not swallow);
if available

Post-exposure Prevention
For household or close contacts of a COVID-19 patient

Ivermectin

Take one 18 mg tablet, repeat dose in 48 hours

flccc.net© 2021 FLCCC Alliance · I-MASS Protocol · Version 1 · May 8, 2021

www.bird-group.org

The I-MASS protocol has
been developed for Mass
Distribution during regional
outbreaks or in resource poor
countries to lessen the impact
and spread of COVID-19.
Ivermectin
Ivermectin has been found tohave highly potent anti-viral
and anti-inflammatory properties and many randomized
trials and data from countries
that have adopted ivermectin
all show large reductions intime to recovery, hospitalizations and death. The FLCCC
review paper summarizing
this data has been published in
the American Journal of Therapeutics: www.bit.ly/3vORJlJ.
Further supportive information can also be found here:
www.flccc.net/ivermectin-incovid-19/
Disclaimer: The safety of ivermectin in pregnancy has notbeen established. Particularly
the use in the 1st trimester
should be discussed withyour doctor beforehand.
Further treatment protocols
for COVID-19, including for
hospitalized patients, can befound at flccc.net/covid-19protocols/