New updates from Dr. Vladimir Zelenko: Cocktail of Hydroxychloroquine, Zinc Sulfate and Azithromycin are showing phenomenon results with 900 coronavirus patients treated – Video

techstartups.com ^ | APRIL 5, 2020 | TechStartups Team

[RomanSoldier19]

[Texas Eagle]

Enough with the anecdotal evidence. We need years and years of studies.

[Pearls Before Swine]

Enough with the anecdotal evidence. We need years and years of studies.

Yeah. Let's get on it after writing up a sound protocol and subjecting it to academic peer review. No time to waste.

[jimfree]

We’ve been taking zinc at home.

[ptsal]

Enough with the anecdotal evidence. We need years and years of studies.

Your only have 24-hours. Please make a command decision.

[RomanSoldier19]

How dare you all,

a guy could create an 40 yr tenured career studying this 70 year old drug

[marron]

We can’t take the risk of something that’s only been known effective since 2005. We should wait for a vaccine in a couple of years.

[yldstrk]

Go go go Vlad!

[hawkaw]

Now we have to get Cuomo to revoke that executive order preventing people from getting it unless they go to hospital.

[Dan in Wichita]

Hydroxychloroquine? Still unproven. [/sarcasm]

[RummyChick]

military guy just said they are trying to get this drug out so we can get it before we have to go to the hospital

[hawkaw]

That’s perfect! I know the task force and the feds are still chasing this disease, but, as a lot here believe and in the medical community believe, I think this can start reducing hospital stays bigtime and getting us ahead of the virus.

I also wonder if this is the reason why New York’s hospital stays are going down.

[Bon mots]

[hardspunned]

I have a 50 year old, overweight, diabetic nephew who’s infected. He is on the second day of treatment with the drug in a Toledo ICU. He was upgraded to stabile today. We are all praying for it’s effectiveness.

[cba123]

I think it has actually been used since 1955, hasn’t it?

[FoundinTexas]

We are taking zinc and drinking tonic water. Nasty stuff.

[USS Alaska]

His approach is to provide treatment to people so that they don’t have to be put on ventilators. His out-patient treatment regimen, which costs only $12.

The real reason that the pimp doctor Tattaglia is against the drugs is that he won't make as much money.

[Hostage]

Is it combined with Zinc?

[Hostage]

Yes, for malaria I believe.

Today its safety is very well-known.

[hardspunned]

I’m not absolutely sure. My sister could only tell me “the malarial drug treatment regimen”.