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To: gleeaikin

Thanks for the ping. Personally, I lost interest in things like HCQ and ivermectin when the monoclonal antibodies became available. They work a treat, so why bother with weak and questionable cures like ivermectin?

And if one is only using ivermectin as a zinc ionosphore, why not go with quercetin instead? It’s cheap and easily available by the kilo on Amazon and other sites, and is pretty decent anti-inflammatory, too.


38 posted on 02/05/2022 2:36:39 PM PST by CatHerd (Whoever said "All's fair in love and war" probably never participated in either.)
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To: CatHerd; All

This article was specifically about Ivermectin use in India and possible government suppression of information. Of course Quercetin is useful because you can still go to a store and buy it. Any time I go to a store or where I cannot avoid being relatively close to a bunch of people I take Quercetin and extra zinc for a few days. So far no obvious sign of Covid, and I was also delighted to be tested and find my Vitamin D is in the OPtIMUM range. In several Covid trials of hospitalized patients, it was found that at entry NONE of these sick people had OPTIMUM Vitamin D, and over 90% were deficient or insufficient in Vitamin D.


47 posted on 02/05/2022 8:55:47 PM PST by gleeaikin (,Question authority!)
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