The American Journal Of Medicine Now Recommends Hydroxychloroquine For COVID-19

Principia Scientific International ^ | 01/26/2021

[politicianslie]

MY GOD how can 1/2 of the population be this stupid AND have higher education HOW!! How can this many people not have a lick of plain old common sense!!!

Wait until the erection fraud receives more publicity. The dumbest of the dumb, the stupidist of the stupid will seem intelligent compared to the Biden voters.

[politicianslie]

Dr Fareed and Dr Tyson:

I drove to Brawley, Ca when I lost smell and taste for an appointment w/ Dr Fareed. The Zelenko Protocol is the real deal.

Dr Fareed did a telemed appointment with my neighbor a few weeks ago. DO NOT WAIT to be tested and DO NOT WAIT FOR RESULTS before starting the Zelenko Protocol. And do NOT ignore the PREVENTATIVE DOSE listed in the article below.

Dr Fareed and Dr Tyson have treated THOUSANDS of COVID 19 patients with almost 100% success.

This TWITTER post is months old. Dr Tyson IIRC is now up around 4000 COVID patients successfully treated. If near 100% success is NOT good enough, then do Fauci's plan of reporting to ER when you get really seriously ill.

[politicianslie]

ALSO notice there is a preventative OVER THE COUNTER dose that will prevent C-19 from replicating. Quercetin is a zinc ionophore like hydroxychloroquine but it is NOT as potent. I’ve seen some medical people say 1000mg of quercetin is equivalent to 200mg of HCQ.

You mentioned they combined HCQ and ivermectin on day 1. They say to repeat ivermectin on day 3 if symptoms warrant.

Over the counter prevention:

Elemental Zinc 25 mg once a day

Vitamin D 4000 iu once a day

Vitamin C 1000 mg once a day

Quercetin 500 mg once a day

If Quercetin is unavailable, then use Epigallocatechin-gallate (EGCG) 400mg once a day

[ProtectOurFreedom]

That’s the prophylaxis I’ve been using for three or four months. I also added NAC (N-acetyl cysteine) per Dr. Roger Seheult.

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Of interest...

azithromycin...is well-tolerated and like HCQ can prolong the QTc in <1% of patients

So the QT prolongation is <1% for BOTH HCQ and AZ. I've taken AZ many times over the years for various infections and NOT ONCE has my doctor mentioned possible cardiac concerns with QT prolongation.

If both HCQ and AZ have the same risk of QT prolongation (<1% according to this article), then why is QT prolongation a concern for HCQ and NOT for AZ?