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In statements to News One, Anabelle Arbeláez, president of the Board of Directors of the health center, said that Andrade was a medical contractor, that he was consulted by the treating doctors and that he accessed the patients.
“He has already been removed from his duties and will be investigated by the ethics committee,” he pointed out.
While over Eduardo Insignares, doctor who carries out the experiments with Andrade, emphasized that he does not belong to the Hospital: “We don’t know him and we have no relationship with him.”
However, the San Carlos expressed in a statement that there were patients who did receive the substance: “Dr. Andrade states that he personally used the product as treatment with 3 patients who freely accepted his recommendations.”
Meanwhile, Eduardo Insignares, stated before the newscast that Leonel Vergel, scientific director of the establishment, gave his endorsement so that the patients had access to the particular treatment and that between Andrade and Vergel himself they determined who was suitable for the dioxide and who was not.
“The first stage of treatment is done in the hospital and, if it is ambulatory, it is followed at home,” Insignares said.
Further, San Carlos clarified that it does not use or possess the product, Insignares had stated before the news that the dioxide was in the health center pharmacy.
Finally, Insigares pointed out that what is used is “a gas with a common precursor at a chemical level, but that it’s not bleach [líquido de limpieza sugerido por Trump]”
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