[cpdiii]

HCQ is extremely effective in the early disease state and even more effective per exposure. In the late disease state it makes little difference. It is a great drug used early in an infection.

I personally used this drug for years when I worked in Nigeria. It prevented me from catching malaria. All the other guys on the drilling rig also took it. Oddly it was on the breakfast table with instructions on how to use it. I had my own supply from my doctor, but the instructions were exactly the same. The bosses did not want us to get sick with malaria.

[TheConservativeTejano]

Partner, President Trump has recommended that we use this HCQ procedure at once but u r correct in that most folks say do not use it if it is late stage.

My Cousin oldest son who works at a hospital got the virus but he is overweight and he does have H. Blood pressure and he does have Diabetes. He is at home with his wife and kids right now since he got out of the hospital and he was in the hospital getting treatment for about 17 days.

My aunt who is 88 years of age got the virus but she just had a 3 day stay at the hospital and she is going fine now.

I have not talked to them to see what kind of treatment they both received for this virus.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Too bad you didn't bring pocketfuls home with you!

From the Gateway Pundit summary...

The website tracked all of the current international studies on HCQ use in treating the coronavirus. Here are the results:
* Pre-exposure prophylaxis (or PrEP) — 100% success
* Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (or PEP) — 100% success
* Early Treatment — 100% success
* Late Treatment — 62%

There are over 70 global studies listed on the effectiveness of Hydroxychloroquine in treating the coronavirus.
* 51 of the global studies showed positive results.
* 16 of the global studies showed negative results — but 10 of those studies were late stage cases of coronavirus.