Does Hydroxychloroquine alone, perform as a knockout drug --- attacking the virus in a manner much like, if not exactly the same as, treating a digestive tract parasitic infection with one of the quinine cousins --- about which a medical practioner's guideline can firmly be established?
Answer:
Of course, we have found that Hydroxychloroquine alone, does NOT perform as a knockout drug directly vs the SARS-2-CoV Coronavirus itself.
But we already knew that beforehand, because medical research has known the Hydroxychloroquine mechanisms at and within human cells, those being the battlefields where Hydroxychloroquine indirectly fights the replication purpose of the virus.
There is a distinction between TWO different attack vectors, and those are being confused by what studies "say" and seem to pursue (as reported by the leftist "news" media and Dr. Fauci):
HCQ directly vs a parasite, is the typical support for a guideline that doctors can practice.
HCQ indirectly vs a virus, is a grey area, sometimes murky, but in some cases, apparently worthwhile and doctors find encouraging enough to engage HCQ.
Our interest in Hydroxychloroquine plus Zinc is NOT as a directly offensive weapon against the virus, but as something that indirectly fights the virus at, and within, the human cell as a battlefield, thereby blunting SARS-2-CoV replication.
You have posted some excellent points and clarifications. Thank you. I also agree that the perception of HCQ legitimate use is that it is against a parasite, and anything would be murky. Just one thing to highlight, however, is that HCQ treatment is not just used to combat a parasite. It is also already approved and used for inflammatory conditions such as Lupus and Rheumatoid arthritis, correct? I think this is important to note.
You stated ...”Hydroxychloroquine indirectly fights ‘the REPLICATION’ purpose of the virus”.....
So this sounds rather like those with the flu use over the counter preparations to treat their symptoms which does not actually cure the flu just weakens it’s punch from what it would otherwise be.