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originally posted by: Serdgiam
a reply to: tanstaafl
Yet another "WTF" thing, eh?
Im not a doctor, but Dr. Zelenko at least thought it to be important. Seems to be why we test these things. And why we talk about them.
I find the focus on the couple that drank the aquarium stuff, which is a different compound than hydroxy chloroquine in the first place, to be utterly bizarre too.
What Im seeing is that many dont seem to want any possible good news. Not necessarily consciously, but all the same..
Given that there isnt much question as to what Dr. Zelenko thought was important, exploring the Zinc part of this combo would be prudent, eh?
And yes, as many say, you shouldnt do any of this without professional guidance and monitoring. Just like you shouldnt sit in a puddle of toxic waste because you heard radiation can treat cancer. Seems obvious, but here we are.
originally posted by: Serdgiam
a reply to: Justice309
It really does seem to be a bigger conflict than a virus.
We have those that are saying "lol, youre scared," and others saying "lol, youre not scared."
While some of us are just saying "lets buckle down and handle it. Weve got the tools, and yet we are still waiting for large corporations to do it all."
Not only do we seem completely addicted to extreme emotions and reactions as a society, we seem addicted to large corporatized organizations.
So, yeah..
Seems like Zinc is the proposed treatment. The others that everyone is talking about are ancillary. Whether thats true or not remains to be seen, but it has apparently shown promise.
Nevada’s governor on Tuesday banned the use of anti-malaria drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine to treat coronavirus patients.
Democratic Gov. Steve Sisolak’s executive order came after President Trump touted the medication as holding promise for combating the illness.
Governor is an idiot doing this
The order doesn’t limit use of the drugs in hospitals, only in outpatient settings where hoarding is evident, the governor’s office stressed. Doctors may continue to prescribe them to hospitalized COVID-19 patients at their discretion.
originally posted by: toolgal462
originally posted by: logicsoda
This needs to be tested more rigorously. Can those numbers be verified?
Look up the Dr. in France who has had great success with this protocol. He has studies I believe.
originally posted by: burntheships
originally posted by: underwerks
Not a doctor, but something tells me you probably shouldn’t get medical advice from a political talk show.
Yeah, much better to get it form a corrupt politicized globalist
organization like The WHO.
/s
originally posted by: tanstaafl
No. The doctor in France was just the beginning. He wasn't using Zinc. Zinc is the key to the fantastic results Dr. Zelenko is getting. The hydroxychloroquine is just a facilitator. I'll bet once they know how it facilitates getting the zinc into the cells, they could find much safer and more effective facilitators - and maybe even a better form of Zinc.
originally posted by: RumannXylo
originally posted by: tanstaafl
No. The doctor in France was just the beginning. He wasn't using Zinc. Zinc is the key to the fantastic results Dr. Zelenko is getting. The hydroxychloroquine is just a facilitator. I'll bet once they know how it facilitates getting the zinc into the cells, they could find much safer and more effective facilitators - and maybe even a better form of Zinc.
Two over the counter zinc ionophores are epigallocatechin-gallate (EGCG), and quercetin. EGCG is more powerful than quercetin, both are less powerful ionophores than hydroxychloroquine, but both have fewer side effects that hydroxychloroquine. It may be that combining them will get close to the power of hydroxychloroquine, and because they have fewer side effects, it may be possible to simply ramp up the doses until they do as much as the maximum safe dose of hydroxychloroquine.
They usually use zinc sulfate capsules, which are fine for delivering a moderate amount of zinc throughout the body. However, you can get more zinc in the throat with lozenges than with capsules, so lozenges are more effective against common colds (20% of which are coronaviruses) than capsules.
Zinc acetate lozenges are better against colds than zinc gluconate/gluconium lozenges, but the difference is small and if you can't get zinc acetate, zinc gluconate is good enough.
So, a possible over the counter cure for the coronavirus is up to 700 mg/day of EGCG, along with up to 2,500 mg/day of quercetin, and up to 200 mg/day of zinc in the form of zinc acetate lozenges.
originally posted by: lostsock
a reply to: underwerks
Hey take it easy now. As far as I know you can only get Chloroquine, (unless you have fish with malaria???) Azithromycin (again you can order this online for your fish if they have a fever and a cough) and Zinc Sulfate (no idea what this is or where to get it) Unless you have a prescription. If people are really going to try and self medicate with fish meds...then I guess you get what you pay for.
originally posted by: ThirdEyeofHorus
originally posted by: lostsock
a reply to: underwerks
Hey take it easy now. As far as I know you can only get Chloroquine, (unless you have fish with malaria???) Azithromycin (again you can order this online for your fish if they have a fever and a cough) and Zinc Sulfate (no idea what this is or where to get it) Unless you have a prescription. If people are really going to try and self medicate with fish meds...then I guess you get what you pay for.
An inorganic compound en.m.wikipedia.org...
Dr. Wong carries zinc citrate. His formulation has a high level of elemental zinc and is more “ bioavailable”. In fact we are using it now but it’s back ordered due to high demand drwongsessentials.com...
And while we are on the subject m.youtube.com...
originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: fencesitter85
The CDC wants us to believe the virus comes from animals.
How in the hell do we believe that when animals can't even get it?
But just trust the scientific community because they know what
they're doing? They couldn't possibly know what they're doing and
be pert of an agenda.
originally posted by: ColoradoJens
originally posted by: carsforkids
a reply to: fencesitter85
The CDC wants us to believe the virus comes from animals.
How in the hell do we believe that when animals can't even get it?
But just trust the scientific community because they know what
they're doing? They couldn't possibly know what they're doing and
be pert of an agenda.
Reports have come out showing both dogs and cats have gotten it. How reliable those reports are is of course up for debate in these times.
Reports have come out showing both dogs and cats have gotten it. How reliable those reports are is of course up for debate in these times.