Posted on 03/26/2020 3:30:18 PM PDT by RummyChick
The unproven claim that an antimalarial drug can cure coronavirus - called a 'game-changer' and a 'gift from God' by Donald Trump - has been promoted by a crypto-currency lawyer who has made a string of bogus claims, DailyMail.com can reveal.
Gregory Rigano made a series of Fox News and conservative and Christian radio appearances to tout the idea that chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine 'cures' conronavirus.
The anti-malaria drug is now the subject of series of clinical trials, including in New York, where the state received 10,000 doses.
It has been praised by Trump repeatedly - but the first time he did, at the White House last Friday, epidemiologist Tony Fauci stepped in to warn it was not scientifically proven to be effective and safe.
Trump amplified the case for the drug again on Twitter Monday amid apparent public tensions with Fauci.
Now a DailyMail.com investigation reveals how:
(Excerpt) Read more at dailymail.co.uk ...
Oh look there’s rum chic with more fake anti Trump news.
I always thought that chloroquine was overhyped as a treatment for CV. It might help somewhat but to tout it as some kind of miracle cure is just ridiculous.
I actually took the time to read the article this time. A 30-patient study is a “well-controlled study”? 30 is way too small a sample size to draw conclusions about anything.
Wait til she finds out that tyvek and nose straws don’t prevent Coronavirus.
Once again, this is not about Trump or even the medicine.
It is about a guy doing a con for some reason. And was he paid by someone to do it
Although, this thread did morph into one that may be looked at by other parties due to an admission by someone that a physician is breaking NY law.
Nope. Fauci said they worked.
Since you are interested in it give me a minute and I will look for why there is a scientific problem with that study. It was on the Medcram tutorial of the Zinc transporter.
Let me see if I can find it.
Who actually owns the Daily Mail?
Tell us more about your physician prescribing the medicine for his patients that may or may not have COvid-19.
Did he give you a prescription??
No but he gave me a prescription of Thorazine for you.
Well we’ll all have to lay down and die; but give instructions for us to vote Democrat forever after we croak, right? Go away.
That should be the only place liberals can buy them.
I believe the DM article. This guy is fake. FAKE. Who wears a double Windsor knot these days but slimy conmen?
Keep posting. I suspect your posts will be followed.
Tell us more about the Dr providing prescriptions. You seem to want to crow about it.
They still have mass hysteria over this drug. It’s like people are desperate for a drug. It’s like I said from the beginning. That email wasn’t an “article” it was advertising and in my day he would go to jail for that.
here is the medcram video that was very helpful
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7F1cnWup9M
There are too many comments for me to go back and find the one about the problems with the study. Medcram admitted there needs to be a double blind study
Since I dont have a physician that will break the law...I have had to resort to finding my own version of a zinc transporter.
I have my protocol ready so that when I can’t get a test showing that I am positive I can still take something that may help. The quicker you try to stop the RNA from duplicating the better you will be
And of course, none of it may work
I ain’t a finance guy but it’s starting to sound like somebody got stuck with a ton of this drug, Plaquenil.
You are so out of your depth.
Disclaimer: Opinions posted on Free Republic are those of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinion of Free Republic or its management. All materials posted herein are protected by copyright law and the exemption for fair use of copyrighted works.