[Robert DeLong]

You don’t want to over do it. Too much of a good thing may be harmful in several ways. For one, it could cause the virus to mutate and become resistant.

[a little elbow grease]

You don’t want to over do it. Too much of a good thing may be harmful in several ways. For one, it could cause the virus to mutate and become resistant.

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I wouldn't know about that.

Although I did hear a doctor or two on television note that as he and others had observed the virus over the recent past, the virus looks rather "stable" (or whatever the proper word may be there).

[ReaganGeneration2]

Is your “covid will mutate” rationale going to be used by the Progressives to prevent the use of this med?

[MHGinTN]

You are incorrect on this view. The way hydroxychloroquine works to stop the virus reproducing is not step a virus can 'mutate' to avoid.

Hydroxychloroquine acts as an 'ionophore' to ferry zinc through the cell wall into the cell, where the zinc destroys the RNA / DNA REPRODUCTION STAGE PEVENTING THE VIRUS FROM COMANDEERING THE CELL FOR REPRODUCTION. Viruses must use a living cell to make more virons. The zinc destroys the RNA transfer process.