For the dumb hydroxychloroquine cultists

Discussion in 'Politics' started by exGOPer, Jul 28, 2020.

  1. I am not privy to Trump’s various medical indications and contraindications, nor to his treatment regime.

    As a side note, I wonder if one of the ways vitamin C, AKA Absorbic Acid, can be helpful in the reduction of infection risk may be related to its ability to make other antivirus minerals, such as zinc, more accessible for synthesis by the body.
     
    #321     Oct 27, 2020
  2. gwb-trading

    gwb-trading

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    #322     Oct 27, 2020
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  3. gwb-trading

    gwb-trading

    Let's see what the dumb hydroxychloroquine cultists have moved on to next...

    Peer-reviewed scientific study claims COVID-19 is embedded in our DNA, can be cured with magical amulets, also Stonehenge
    https://boingboing.net/2020/12/02/p...red-with-magical-amulets-also-stonehenge.html

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    This news comes from a peer-reviewed paper in the academic journal Science of the Total Environment, based on a study that was, allegedly, supported through funding provided by the US National Institutes of Health. Mark Hay from The Daily Beast sums it up perfectly:

    The coronavirus may not really be all that novel. Instead, the thinking goes, it could be an ancient virus hidden in our DNA that does not directly make people sick—until shifts in Earth's geomagnetic field create a cascade of effects that ultimately activate that latent genetic code and cause COVID-19.

    The wildest part: Thanks to its own unique geomagnetic properties, the theory maintains, "nephrite-jade amulets, a calcium ferromagnesium silicate, may prevent COVID-19." In other words, you may be able to wear a physical piece of armor to ward off the deadly illness.

    […]

    Another paper related to this overarching theory, posted at the start of 2020, claimed Stonehenge was potentially a "state-of-the-art Neolithic European public health complex" built to protect people from geomagnetic fluctuation-related illness and "megadeath."


    Despite the fact that it was successfully peer reviewed, there were—perhaps unsurprisingly—some glaring errors in the article, which is currently suspended pending further review.

    The details provided by The Daily Beast, as well as the character building they do around the paper's primary author, Moses Bility, makes for an worthwhile and exhilarating read.

    Prof Said Jade Amulets May Block COVID—and Became a Science Supervillain [Mark Hay / The Daily Beast]

    Can Traditional Chinese Medicine provide insights into controlling the COVID-19 pandemic: Serpentinization-induced lithospheric long-wavelength magnetic anomalies in Proterozoic bedrocks in a weakened geomagnetic field mediate the aberrant transformation of biogenic molecules in COVID-19 via magnetic catalysis [Moses Turkle Bility, Yash Agarwala, Sara Hoa, Isabella Castronova, Cole Beatty, Shivkumar Biradara, Vanshika Naralaa, Nivitha Periyapatna, Yue Chen, Jean Nache / ScienceDirect]
     
    #323     Dec 2, 2020
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  4. userque

    userque

    Recent times have made clear that there are, obviously, some flaws in the human brain.
     
    #324     Dec 2, 2020
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  5. Pekelo

    Pekelo

    For the last time so we can close this thread, HCQ works with Zinc.(Zinc doing most of the work, HCQ is just the enabler) Don't believe me, see the data instead:

    "early after onset of clinical symptoms with triple therapy of zinc, low-dose HCQ and azithromycin was associated with significantly fewer hospitalisations (OR = 0.16; P < 0.001) in comparison with untreated patients"

    https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0924857920304258

    You don't like HCQ for political reasons? Fine, just take EGCG+Quercetin instead, pretty much the same effect. And don't beat a dead horse.

    For extra credit: ionophore efficiency for Zinc:

    HCQ 6x
    EGCG 4x
    Quercetin 2x

    People, I did the math, 2+4=6!!!
     
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    #325     Dec 3, 2020
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  6. Bugenhagen

    Bugenhagen

    "A total of 141" gtfoh :)

    If you are a green monkey HCL is beneficial. If you are a human, not so much. Studies that include steroids and antibiotics on top of HCL are meaningless. We know steroids and antibiotics are seperately proven.

    I was talking HCL for some mild to moderate osteoarthritis, have done so since before covid. I have since switched with moringa tea as it is far better and has remarkable antihistamine properties.

    Its like this, zinc in the concentrations required to greatly interfere with covid cannot happen in the lungs. So what else does HCL do? Its a pretty powerful anti-inflammatory but there are many other choices. Throwing HCL into the mix for general use in Covid is a political, not medical thing.

    There is some benefit, there is also risk to others. People who would have been OK anyway were a little less ill, people who were in high risk groups were at significant risk of a worse outcome.

    So if its the iontophore property alone, there are other choices that don't have QT issues. These however don't get traction as Trump said HCL so it is very political.
     
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    #326     Dec 3, 2020
  7. Pekelo

    Pekelo

    Was mentioned in my post. A bottle of EGCG is like $5, Zinc is dirt cheap too. Nobody is going to advocate those because the profit margin is minimal. A Quercetin study with positive results is awaiting peer review. (of course foreign, because no American big pharma will waste time on supplements)

    Sad part is that for like 50 ccents a day we could get a fairly good defense against the virus until we get the vaccine, which is still 3-4 months away for most people.

    And we knew about this back in April, so my guess is that 150K Americans could have been saved, if not more. But nobody promoted supplements except a few YT doctors.

    Also I have anecdotal evidence that doctors (health care workers) from the Philippines to China are using HCQ as prevention, they are just not promoting it due to supply issues.
     
    #327     Dec 3, 2020
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  8. Pekelo

    Pekelo

    If you are expecting the US government or Big Pharma to run a study, well, you will be an old man. But because your google fu doesn't seem to be strong I am here to please you:

    "Records of about 900 [/b[COVID-19 patients were reviewed in the analysis, with roughly half given zinc sulfate along with hydroxychloroquine and the antibiotic azithromycin.

    The other half only received hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin.

    Those receiving the triple-drug combination had a 1.5 times greater likelihood of recovering enough to be discharged, and were 44 percent less likely to die, compared to the double-drug combination."

    https://mb.com.ph/2020/05/12/zinc-h...nd-effective-in-some-covid-19-patients-study/
     
    #328     Dec 3, 2020
  9. Seriously? Are you still pushing hydroxychloroquine?
     
    #329     Dec 3, 2020
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  10. Bugenhagen

    Bugenhagen

    As I said, the steroid and antibiotic have independent proof. You could have the same results of it were a weekly KitKat bar along with steroids and or andibiotics.

    You can't get to the levels required to seriously affect covid, I'm sure the zinc helps a bit on strained lung muscle repair, I'm sure it boosts testosterone which helps a lot. But... No proof that HCL is in any way superior to I'm sure scores of other substances. Androgel could be a proper covid ass kicker.

    As its being pushed only because Trump mentioned it, it just political bullshit keeping it going. There are people in this world who once they form an attachment to an idea, can't ever quit on it. Sometimes this is good, mountains get climbed and shit but most of the time it's just stupid. If there was a pill for calming down autistic type fixation, someone please do a study on it.
     
    #330     Dec 3, 2020
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