If you have kept up the regimen you describe— then, with the addition of Quercitin.... that is the exact regiment recommended for physicians who are treating SARSCOV2-19 CCP virus patients— for them to take as preventative.
Recommended by a physician learning you tub page called MedCram. Excellent series of videos, meant for professionals to keep from getting infected. This would explain it. The N-acetyl Cysteine is the supplement which makes the ACE2 receptor site on cells less able to accept the Virus “corona” S proteins-—IOW it blocks the receptor.
Incredibly really important is the ACE Blocker Losartan (CoZaar brandname) it BLOCKS the ACE2 receptors most prevalent in the lungs where the virus tries to get into those cells. The LOSARTAN is probably the MAJOR reason why you have not been infected,along with good hygeine. Keep taking it, as well as the regimen you have. The Losartan makes the quercitin less important.
Question for you: where do you obtain NAC? caps/tablets— how?
Here are the two videos that apply to your Qs:
March 16th on the ACE2 receptor blocking:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1vZDVbqRhyM
April21-On the doctors daily practice routine- supplements, and his sterile procedure for gowns, gloves mask coming home, etc— you don’t need that info if you’re not an MD. The supplements he lists—every thing you take except losartan and quercitin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NM2A2xNLWR4
Thank you so much. Very informative. My mother was a huge Vitamine C person-years before it was a thing. She was Cadet Nurse during WW2 and was the RN for the Dr. in Passaic, NJ who pioneered the reatachement of severed limbs. She instilled in me the value of supplementation, so I have been researching what kind of supplements are having contributing to COVID resistance/immunity. One thing I failed to mention in my litany is that my wife and returned from a cruise on February 29, so there were so many opportunities for exposure. Again— thanks for the information.
Forgot to answer one of your questions. I get the NAC tablets from Puritan Pride.