[gas_dr]

My guess is if patients try to use nonprescription drugs to counter a bad disease they will end up in the morgue.

HCQ was ok early, probably is an ok prophylaxis but is an awful therapeutic. Ivermectin is superior, and can turn around late disease, but is not perfect

I do not think that remdesivir does a damn thing, and convalescent plasma is pretty useless. Decadron does help a lot, and I would love to see what regeneron does. Cannot access it thus far.

The best thing as for any virus — prevention. And the vaccine does that. I dont think it should be forced, but it is a viable and good prevention to accelerate herd immunity.

Nothing new under the sun here.

[Zhang Fei]

[The best thing as for any virus — prevention. And the vaccine does that. I dont think it should be forced, but it is a viable and good prevention to accelerate herd immunity.]

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Do you know if this vaccine is effective against what is said to be a new British mutation that has gotten the media all worked up?

[so_real]

This might interest you : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tq8SXOBy-4w. Ivermectin "basically obliterates transmission of this virus". Stunning. While the good doctors with boots on the ground trying to save lives advocate for ivermectin, the bureaucratic medical "leadership" looks the other way.

The EVMS school trains the next generation of clinicians and consults for current clinicians, and they have the prophylaxis and mildly symptomatic protocols for Covid-19 dialed-in exceptionally well in my opinion using non-prescription supplements (with the exception of ivermectin) : https://www.evms.edu/covid-19/covid_care_for_clinicians/

I agree totally that the best thing for any virus is prevention. And prophylaxis is prevention whether in the form of nutrition, supplementation, or vaccination. Shame that nutrition and supplementation don't get the same media spotlight that vaccination does. Greater shame that doctors are shamed or even threatened for broaching that territory.