[mmichaels1970]

As an experiment it stinks, although you might get some retrospective data from antibodies, if his records are reliable and if the patients cooperate.

I can't disagree with you there. At this point I'm piling whatever "successes" I see into a stack of "anecdotal evidence". I don't have a "failures" stack yet.

Other than people eating fish tablets, I'm still waiting to see somebody who claims they treated a COVID+ patient with these Rx, but saw the patient go markedly downhill afterwards. I'm not saying there aren't any, but I feel like the media would be eager to report them if there were.

[kevao]

There are actually people on FR today arguing that this drug is inherently dangerous because chloroquine phosphate is the active ingredient in fish-tank cleaner, and fish-tank cleaner is lethal when ingested by humans. Unbelievable.