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What are your thoughts on the below. I found it on the net a few weeks ago, but no real corroboration. It is purported to head off a cytokine storm.

My question would be, while the OTC meds themselves are harmless normally, how do you know that you want to be slowing down your immune response? I've read you are looking for a "golden mean" with the immune response, i.e. not to slow, to allow the virus to multiply, and not to fast to cause the cytokine storm.

How would you know that a cytokine storm was indeed occurring?

You need to go to the store and buy one of these: Pepcid, Tagamet, Adix, or Zantac. Buy enough enough to last 2 weeks. This covers your H2 antagonist drug.

Buy enough Prilosec, Prevacid. or Nexium to do the same as above. This covers the PPI Drugs. (Proton Pump Inhibitors)

Buy enough benadryl or generic benadry. aka... diphenhydramine to last two weeks. This covers your need for a H1 antagonist.