[Malsua]

The Ivermectin “Triple therapy protocol” has been in use very successfully in Australia for a bit now.

The guy championing it is no lightweight.

https://au.finance.yahoo.com/news/ivermectin-triple-therapy-protocol-covid-030000687.html

This article also bags on HCQ which is and has been shown to reduce mortality in Belgium and other significant studies. Anyone claiming it doesn’t work is politically motivated.

[gas_dr]

The triple therapy is a more refined therapy and in my judgment will probably replace HCQ/Azi if honest trials were held. The science behind it is solid. In a real world, HCQ and AZI would have been used widely as an early treatment in the pandemic pending new and better science — in my judgment, this is new and better.

[Svartalfiar]

Hm. Had to go almost to the end of the long-ish article to actually figure out what the three parts were... Shoulda been in the first paragraph!

1. Ivermectin - TGA and FDA approved as an anti-parasitic therapy with an established safety profile since the 1970s. Known as the "Wonder Drug" from Japan.
2. Zinc
3. Doxycycline - TGA and FDA approved tetracycline antibiotic that fights bacterial infections, eg. acne or urinary tract infections, viral and malarial infections.

I wonder how ivermectin interacts with quinine? If there's nothing bad mixing them, perhaps a four-part treatment would be even more effective?
Ivermectin, HCQ, zinc, antibiotic.