So we've got it. What to do now? (Covid 19)

So my wife and I tested positive for covid today. We've been careful but it's just one of those things. I'm going to get some zinc for sure. Was thinking about getting ivermectin and/or hydrochloroquine. Wanted to know what you guys think. We've got 2 8 month old twin babies so going down isn't really an option we need to take this on our feet.

a reply to: SinDefiant

Here follow this as closely as possible as soon as possible.

covid19criticalcare.com...

I'm not a doctor and am not responsible for what you do with this information, but its from a good source.

a reply to: SinDefiant

Thats what I did and me an my family sailed through it, we were sick but it was manageable, I even have COPD, I used Naproxin as well through, to keep inflammation down.

originally posted by: SinDefiant
So my wife and I tested positive for covid today. We've been careful but it's just one of those things. I'm going to get some zinc for sure. Was thinking about getting ivermectin and/or hydrochloroquine. Wanted to know what you guys think. We've got 2 8 month old twin babies so going down isn't really an option we need to take this on our feet.

Every person is different, but if you can get Ivermectin and HQ, then get it and start taking it. Get some N-Acetyl-l-Cysteine too!
I had it and took Nyquil for an slept and was better in a couple of days....but this was way back in 2020 before anyone really knew WTF was going on.

GOOD LUCK and hope yall dont have too many symptoms and get thru it easy and quickly!

a reply to: SinDefiant
Being sick with such young babies is quite a load! I wish you both minimal symptoms and a speedy recovery!

My Granddaughter ( 15 years old) had a slightly stuffy nose, and since her mother works in health care, they both got tested right away, Both were positive; granddaughter never got sicker and was fine in a couple of days, but it hit mu daughter pretty hard; on day three she called her doctor, was given a Z-pak and a round of prednisone. She felt better the next day, but it did take about a week to get back to 100%.

It's strange how it hits everybody differently; I hope you and your spouse are the lucky ones with only mild symptoms.

a reply to: SinDefiant
Covid affects people differently. How do you feel? Watch them kids because they are very vulnerable at that age. Watch their chest when they breathe. If it sucks in under their rib cage go to the ER. Don't freak out.

originally posted by: SinDefiant
So my wife and I tested positive for covid today. We've been careful but it's just one of those things.

Consider getting another test.
My son was given TWO false positive tests.

Not sure how you will acquire your ivermectin, but be aware that it has been reported that the FDA was colluding with the USPS to damage and remove ivermectin packages...
Evil knows no bounds.

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Talk with a trusted medical professional.

Good luck!

originally posted by: enament
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covid19criticalcare.com...

I'm not a doctor and am not responsible for what you do with this information, but its from a good source.

Yup. Ivermectin, seems to me, is not only safe but easy on the system. Hard on the 'rona though I'm convinced.

Multiple friends and family including myself have used it for covid and all good outcomes.

Lots of studies support it's efficacy, but seeing as how it's pretty much no risk all gain I'd definitely consider it.

originally posted by: The GUT

originally posted by: enament
a reply to: SinDefiant

Here follow this as closely as possible as soon as possible.

covid19criticalcare.com...

I'm not a doctor and am not responsible for what you do with this information, but its from a good source.

Yup. I know that Ivermectin is not only safe but easy on the system. Hard on the 'rona though I'm convinced.

Multiple friends and family including myself have used it for covid and all good outcomes.

Considering that the case mortality rate in the US is less than 2%, on the average, you probably would have had a 98% chance of good outcome if you had taken Jack Daniels instead. And besides, I'm told it tastes a lot better.

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I actually agree that we don't know, for sure, who would have recovered or not without the Ivermectin. The vaccine-pushers count on this fact to pad their numbers. It certainly gives them some cushion at the very least.

Studies look good. Like I said it seems easy on the body. I've taken it prophylactically a couple of times too when I had some dicey situations and I can't even tell I took anything.

Glad to see you aren't cowering in fear like some would have us be, sir.

And while yes Jack is superior for the palate the human ivermectin has virtually no taste. No comment on the veterinarian version but a skeet in your Jack and you'd never notice it and be double-vaccinated so to speak.

a reply to: SinDefiant

I see people are recommending ivermectin and hcq. My only comment is scrutinize anything you are considering taking. There is a lot of fake Ivermectin and hcq being sold.

Hope you and your wife get well soon.

Grapefruit work good, so does chicken soup, but it needs celery and carrots and sage and rosemary in it...or just use poultry seasoning. Black pepper and parsley have similar chemicals that help to deter the virus from going covid, so does oregano.

Blueberries and kiwi and to a lesser extent strawberries are effective antiviral chemistry to keep it from turning bad.

Zinc is a good choice, we get the zinc and elderberry lozenges are good, we use the Zand brand.

Onions and garlic are both good anti-virals too, NAC and Taurine supplements also are decent at regulating the damage. But not energy drinks, just get the 500 mg caps. Two of those little caps are sufficient, you do not need to go overboard. Vitamin D is good, but only if you are deficient in vitamin D. Sage tea is tasty, and add parsley flakes to tarter sauce on find recipes to use them on things,

Also, if you put a quarter teaspoon of chaga on top of your coffee grounds in the drip coffee maker, it is good for this and other viruses. Chaga is expensive, and birch leaves to make tea out of contain a similar chemistry, but they need to be dried in the summer, they also contain a chemical which is found in aspirin..to activate the birch tree chemistry, add a little alcohol, the chaga mushroom creates a sort of ferment which is like alcohol to make the active medicine.

I can go on and on. I'll get my quinines from coffee if you don't mind. I remember the old saying for viruses, tea toast and coffee. Don't know why toast was there, but tea and coffee do have antiviral chemistries. So does the ovum in eggs, it contains an enzyme that can be absorbed, but heating it destroys the enzyme and the egg hardens, so over easy eggs and I suppose the old timers egg in a beer also helps. I almost forgot bromelain supplements, they kind of burn the spike protein attachment ends, they are absorbed systemically if taken on an empty stomach with water, just don't get them into the lungs, they belong in your stomach. Bromelain is found in the stem and core of pineapple, something people do not usually eat. It works for sinus issues too. It is not heat stable, so supplements or raw pineapple is needed, even pasturizing it destroys most of the bromelain.

I know, too much information none of these are super meds, they will not stop you from getting the virus, only keep it controlled so your immune system can build up to get rid of it, they give the immune system time to figure out how to fight it best. If your immune system gets swamped, it goes cytokine and tears things apart in your body.

I am not a doctor , but , I have had several friends who have been sick with covid . Some with really bad symptoms , and some with mild symptoms . Two friend were hospitalized .one was given an ivermectin cocktail , another friend was given the immune antibodies ,we are in Florida…. Both hospitalized friends were on ventilators , and both of those treatments worked for
Them , but the ivermectin worked quicker ……

As for the friends who were not hospitalized , I made them drink “ Greek mountain tea “. A few strong cups a day . By day 2 or day 3 ( depending on how severe they were ) they were completely fine . The plant sideritis is from the ironwart and sage family . ..and is a very strong immune system builder . Amazon prime carries it . The two brand I like best are the krinos organic ( in a white and yellow box ) foe $7.00 a box …. And the Teai Boy Noi - by Greek delicatessen ,$16 a cellophane bag. I brew a big pot ( we have an electric tea pot with a strainer ). I Put the unused tea in the fridge and drink it over the course of 2-3 days . The tea leaves can be used twice before throwing them out . But if you’re sick ,use new tea leaves each brew ,for stronger tea . You can drink the tea hot, cold, room temp , with or without any honey , milk , lemon,,,, warm tea is best for your system . ….. i am not a doctor , but highly suggest this tea to help with any flu, Covid, or even eczema . There are some good articles on the benefits of “ Greek mountain tea “ , you can look all
Of this up if you want to read more into this ..( when you feel Better ). Keep us posted , Wishing you , And your family wellness .

a reply to: SinDefiant

You should follow every bit of medical advice you get here on this conspiracy site. While most of the members did not stay at a Holiday Inn last night they are without a doubt more qualified to consult about your health than a physician.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Mustard poultices and leeches.



Or as I like to call it; Friday nights.

a reply to: DBCowboy

Those will probably work just as well as the other remedies being dispensed. My suggestion is Bourbon, neat, and a Montecristo #2.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Two words; Goat Yoga.

*boom*

#HealthBomb

I got infected from my mother in law, who ended up nearly dieing from Covid pneumonia, shes not vacinated. I have both of my shots and a booster, and had a slight cough for 3 days. Get the shot