Utterly confused about Covid treatment. Help perhaps?

7/30/2021 | By Laz A. Mataz

[Lazamataz]

Hi folks.

So, I'm steering away from vaxing, especially since I read that the vaxed can acquire Delta covid, harbor it, and infect others it. I imagine other varients will be the same. I also read enough about ADE to be wary.

I do not want this to become a Pro- or Anti-Vax thread. I will not vax at this time.

What I am looking for is

1. What does the Ivermectin protocol consist of? Dosing/Timing?
2. What does the HQC protocol consist of? Dosing/Timing?
3. What does the monoclonal antibodies protocol consist of? Availability? Locations?
4. What are legitimate sources for all three?
5. Is there anything to recommend one treatment over another? Proof or studies?
6. What about supplements (D3, C, Zinc)?

I am late 50's, have Diabetes Type II (pretty well-managed these days), and am definitely overweight to the point of 'obese' (but am losing lately).

I have Zinc, D3, C and horse ivermectin in my possession.

[Lazamataz]

[Valpal1]

LOL, I look forward to the day when I only do a maintenance fast one day a week or less. According to my weight tracker it’s only 18 months away.

[Persevero]

In re staying away from people I am afraid isolation weakens our immune systems.

[airborne]

That! That right there!

Frigging brilliant response!

I’m stealing that!!!!

[DuncanWaring]

All that and you’re only losing a pound a week?

[Slicksadick]

I believe any doctor can order you a monoclonal antibody IV, but you have to check off some boxes that put you at extra risk. First thing you have to test positive. I'm 63, take Metropolol for heart PAC's, and Atorvastatin for blood cholesterol. Doctor said those 3 issues allowed him to dose me.

[goodnesswins]

Thank you...very informative...I may try some of your method

[mrsmith]

Thanks for your first-hand report!

[Valpal1]

Tell me about it. But this is the only thing that ever worked, so I’m working it. Life sucks and then you die.

Obesity IS hormonal and CICO is bullshit.

[mrsmith]

Before Delta came along I’d have agreed you had many choices.
But since: you’ve only two- infection or vaccination.

Sorry if I’ve interfered with your reasonable request.
Good luck to you!

[Karoo]

“I have several of the dreaded comorbidities but (maybe I’m crazy) I don’t worry about it.”

that’s me

[Karoo]

Fascinating. I think I could follow that...maybe for a month to six wks.

Thx

[DuncanWaring]

Might want to take a look at this:

https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?singlepost=3406845

[Valpal1]

Yep, that’s what I’ve been doing for the past 2.5 years, except for special occasions and I limit those to birthdays, anniversary and Christmas eve tacos (some traditions cannot be changed due to riots and threats).

[Svartalfiar]

ransomnote has a really good explanation for you. What he missed is the part where they try to claim JnJ is more traditional.

Pfizer and Moderna both use mRNA wrapped in a lipid case to protect it.

JnJ uses a traditional virus vector, but the contents are still new and experimental. It takes an adenovirus shell, but has the DNA contents to force your body to make mRNA to force your cells to produce the spike protein. So the only reason it’s more “traditional vaccine” is because it does use a virus to deliver the package, but what it does to you is still the same experiment.

A real vaccine is one of several kinds:
- A weakened form of the live virus.
- A dead bunch of the virus.
- A different virus, but with certain parts of the target virus spliced into it.
- Parts or pieces of the tgt virus.

[Svartalfiar]

My reply was that I and wife were the control and that those asking were the experiment.

Ha that's what I've told people for a while! You can always tell what their status is, those who got the "vaccine" don't think it's funny, but those who are smart laugh!

[Svartalfiar]

I’d ask the questioner why they were trying to violate HIPPA laws.

Someone asking you about that hasn't violated any part of HIPAA.

[KittyKares]

Any of the chloroquines should be avoided, as they can cause loss of vision with long-term use.
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I’ve never heard that with regard to hydroxychloroquine.

[WhattheDickens?]

Must-read info on Covid treatments - thanks.

[WhattheDickens?]

Must-read info on Covid treatments - thanks.