[Steve Van Doorn]

said, "at my hospital, from January to May 2020 at the first two, I hung on to it through the end of June — but once the dexamethasone data was out and nobody saw any therapeutic effect from HCQ... "

HCQ and Quercetin only work on early stages of COVID. Once they're in ICU which this study used. Their respiration is shot.

That is when Peroxynitrite(-ONOO) in the lungs are to high. The body needs that to be under control or you're dead.

The last thing a person needs when -ONOO is to high is more oxygen in the lungs. Which they put people on respirators adding more oxygen creating more -ONOO. Then they drugged them to stay asleep because the body would force you away to remove the respirator.

What they needed was more oxygen in the blood NOT the lungs. Vitamin B1 Thiamine carries extra oxygen.

[RummyChick]

There is at least one study that looked at P450 issues in COVID sufferers admitted to the hospital. I can’t remember the title of the study and can’t find it at the moment.

They were finding a link between severe sufferers who didnt respond to HCQ treatment and genetic P450 issues.

I need to try to track down that study to look at it again.

It probably ended with a statement that further research is needed. I think it theorized that HCQ wasnt as effective in those severe sufferers because the patient didnt get the full value of HCQ due to genetic defects.

Of course, what about the people who have no defect and still didn’t benefit. Most people have not had a whole genome test of their body. And even if they do access to all their variants (like I do) so much is still in the emerging category.