Gin and Tonic with a Twist: Homemade Quinine is Miraculous, NIH Scientists Testing HCQ on Cancer

Quartermaster News ^ | May 18, 2020 | Josiah Ross

[JayGalt]

Scientists published on the National Institute of Health website reported on three-dozen clinical trials underway, testing the anti-malarial drug Hydroxychloroquine — HQC — to treat cancer.

In fact, HCQ is being tested on brain tumors, breast cancer, pancreatic cancer, but also diabetes and arthritis, as well as Lupus and other maladies where it was already known to be an effective treatment. It’s also been found safe enough to be used by pregnant women.

And what’s even more eye-opening, never mind getting a prescription for this cheap generic drug, the active ingredient, otherwise known as Quinine, what’s in tonic water, you can brew at home by steeping a grapefruit peel!

[mumblypeg]

Ditto and ditto.

[rwoodward]

If you do a deep dive into Cinchona Bark, aka Quinine, aka Choroquine, aka Hydrochloroquine you will find out that has been used by humans in South America for hundreds if not thousands of years. Look it up, its a fascinating history that sadly no one is reporting on and no one is talking about!

[Hostage]

An important question for you, “True or false or Unknown? Your cardiologist took you off HCQ because certain FDA officials declared HCQ may be prescribed for COVID-19 patients only if they are hospitalized.”

And how were you prescribed HCQ to begin with?

My view is that of Dr. Zelenko’s, that is, an executive order should be issued allowing MDs to prescribe HCQ as they deem appropriate for COVID-19.

As it is now, MDs back off prescribing HCQ for fear of lawsuits or disciplinary action.

Again as Dr. Zelenko says, the medical doctor’s Hippocratic oath “First, do no harm” has been replaced by “First, don’t get sued.”

[StAnDeliver]

Remember, kids, Dr. Raoult from the beginning prescribed ECG D0 & D2, and the very few who could not handle HCL were immediately removed from the trial.

"QT interval addressed by Prof #DidierRaoult's successful #Hydroxycloroquine protocol, insists on baseline ECG, any QT prolongation excluded.

"Treatment was either not started or discontinued, when QTc (Bazett’s formula) was >500ms."

[bitt]

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[gitmo]

I have family members who have taken HCQ for many years.

[MrChips]

It has been scientifically proven that the use of vodka with tonic water is just as effective as the use of Gin. 😊

[thecodont]

US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) limits the quinine content in tonic water to 83 ppm (83 mg per liter if calculated by mass), while the daily therapeutic dose of quinine (for malaria) is in the range of 500–1000 mg (Wikipedia). At best, one would have to drink over six liters of tonic water (1.6+ gallons) to reach 100 mg of quinine.

This reminds me of what I've read about Prussian Blue (ferric ferrocyanide). It's an antidote to some forms of heavy metal poisining (binds with the metal so it can leave your GI tract). However, that doesn't mean people should eat a tube of the paint from their local art supply store.

[JayGalt]

If I were exposed I would step up Vit D, C & zinc. Any symptoms & I’m steeping grapefruit peel.

[JayGalt]

hnn, good info, Bert. Thanks

[mylife]

I think we need more research :)

[JayGalt]

Actually the “how to make is in the article”,
Quinine — as in “tonic with quinine” — can be made from boiling the rinds of a couple ripe grapefruits under a few inches of water, letting it evaporate against a glass-topped pot; simmering that airtight for two hours, then recover all the liquid once it cools. Voila.

Sweeten with honey, take a tablespoon every few hours to bring up the phlegm. Or, pour a cup of it, sweeten liberally, mix with OJ or drink as tea.

(Or, for the gentlemen, mix it with seltzer water, and take it with your favorite gin.)

The link is to a pdf ( http://www.ipcbee.com/vol74/007-CCEA2014-A0009.pdf ) of a paper entitled “Extraction of Grapefruit Essential Oil from Grapefruit Peels”
The extraction can be performed by two methods, one by mason jar method and other by crack pot method. Both methods are described in the study.

Also the article assumed that the reader has some familiarity with the subject & describes the historical use of Quinine, it does not suggest that quinine & HCQ are the same chemical compound.

So by actually reading the article you can remove the “issues” and put back the shine.
Thanks for your interest but it would be poor form for me to leave the misinformation uncorrected.

[JayGalt]

Thanks for the recipe. I shall keep it to hand.

[Empireoftheatom48]

“Vodka-tonic is what I like.”

I’m with you.

[JayGalt]

Thank you for the very useful & enlightening information at Quartermaster News and here at FR.

[Empireoftheatom48]

Now there’s going to be a run on tonic water. Got to get to the store pronto.

[WildHighlander57]

Thanks for this information!!!

[WildHighlander57]

gitmo wrote:

“I have family members who have taken HCQ for many years.”

Any adverse effects?

[Nailbiter]

for later read

[WildHighlander57]

StAnDeliver wrote:

“Remember, kids, Dr. Raoult from the beginning prescribed ECG D0 & D2, and the very few who could not handle HCL were immediately removed from the trial.
“QT interval addressed by Prof #DidierRaoult’s successful #Hydroxycloroquine protocol, insists on baseline ECG, any QT prolongation excluded.
“Treatment was either not started or discontinued, when QTc (Bazett’s formula) was >500ms.””

That’s why the NIH, CDC, et al are trying to sweep HCQ under the rug...

Because Dr Raoult study was done right and the treatment works.