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To: MachIV

So what happened to Hydroxychloroquin?

It and azrithromycin work if you take them earlier enough.

Also, not try to go back to work or whatever you do too early after the therapy.


70 posted on 08/29/2021 6:17:59 PM PDT by Grampa Dave (If I wanted to live in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, UK, China, Cuba, Chicago/NYC! I'd move there )
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To: Grampa Dave

Azrithomycin is an antibiotic. It keeps being added to the mix but not really that helpful. The key ingredient is zinc. HCQ and Quercetin allow zinc to penetrate the cell membrane and this interrupts the virus replication engine.. giving your body a chance to overcome the virus with natural immunity. Very often the effective addition is an antihistamine and or an anti-inflammatory med. Cetirizine is amazingly effective.

Ivermectin however, doesn’t rely on interrupting processes that you need to live or taking you to a dosage of zinc that makes you queasy. Zinc is tolerated differently by different people. Some get sick at 50mg without food. Most effective dosages for Covid Infection are at or above 200mg/day. You can’t really eat enough zinc to poison yourself because you will throw up at about 240mg per day for most people.. and your body will just respond the same until your levels drop. And, yet you will see HCQ + Zinc protocols at or above 240mg. So, this is not as desirable as using a medication that is much milder and is known to be safe and effective in rational dosages. Ivermectin seems to target the spike protein directly and binds it.. making the virus unable to latch onto the cell surface and penetrate. This is a potentially less damaging path especially for prophylactic use.


83 posted on 08/29/2021 9:31:09 PM PDT by dalight
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