[The Truth Will Make You Free]

This reads like a snake oil advertisement, but who knows. I came across this doing a search for “hydroxychloroquine alternatives”. I’ve come across quercetin, tonic water, and ivermectin but not hinokitiol.

[Steve_Seattle]

I checked all of the oral care products in my cabinet (about four different ones) and none mentioned hinokitiol as an ingredient. I wonder if hinokitiol is a proprietary name for a chemical that might appear under another name when it is included as an ingredient.

[montag813]

Quercetin is a better alternative.

[JimRed]

A similar post on FR named zinc quercetin as a non-prescription HCQ-zinc alternative.

[Chauncey Gardiner]

All these supplements... makes one frisky... not enough loose flesh to blink anymore...

[Ozark Tom]

The “Iron Man” molecule.

https://www.acs.org/content/acs/en/molecule-of-the-week/archive/h/hinokitiol.html

[Redwood71]

Hinokitiol is a natural extract of asnaro-hiba wood with strong antimicrobial performance. It has been proved effective in treating penicillin-resistant streptococci and is used as a component for disinfectants, cosmetics, scalp and acne treatments etc. So it displays a positive reaction to bacterial infections and can clean things. But not viruses.

It can be diluted in water and vaporized in the air: it lasts much longer than other volatile substances like alcohol. It has been used as a local and ambient, thus localized, disinfectant and insect repellent. A lot like Lysol. But you wouldn’t drink Lysol.

rwood

[TBP]

The left will crucify this medication too, in service to Big Pharma.