Hydroxychloriquine, The Cure For Wuhan Coronavirus (Fauci Flu)
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THREAD ALERT: In this thread, on August 5th (34th post, first dated 5 Aug 2020) SIGNYM posted an article which effectively summarizes the reasons that I started this thread. And 4 posts later it was quoted in a more readable format. Please jump down to that to read it for understanding, and then continue reading wherever you choose.
This is a thread about HCQ, plus other potential or promising cures for the Wuhan Coronavirus.
I think a brand name for it is Plaquenil.
Some mention of chloriquine as a variant of HCQ (or vice versa).
As I understand it, HCQ helps the body, or the cells, accept or absorb Zinc, which is apparently what really does the work. But without the HCQ, the Zinc is not able to absorb enough to to enough good.
It will take me a while to assemble this.
Constructive contributions will be appreciated.
First, a timeline:
HCQ has been used for more than 80 years. It is often used to treat Malaria, Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritus.
One experienced practitioner is Dr. Daniel Wallce
November 2019: Covid-19 started by this time. We knew this by 17 March.
December 2019: Wuhan spread, lab tested and reserached, until by the end of the month all lab samples and test results were destroyed, and not released to any other authority.
20/21 January: a thread started here about the virus, by kiki.
19 March: Trump mentions HCQ in a White House press conference.
23 March: widespread knowledge of HCQ.
23 March: now with HCQ known, Pelosi holds hostage the so-called Corona Bill for Democrap's Dream List of Pork.
25 March: Dr. Oz discussing treatments with HCQ.
27 March: Israeli company Teva is DONATING 6 million doses of HCQ to America, plus another 5 million donation to follow. The Mediterranien includes Italy and Spain - did they refuse donations of the cure?
27 March: Delaying Dems rush to pass their $2T Pork Aid Bill before it is not needed. Held it hostage a week to add $1.623T of Pork.
29 March: reports that UV light kills Covid-19.
30 March: HCQ donation of 6 million doses arrives in US from Israel.
30 March: TV had to rush a Coronavirus Panic Special before the pandemic evaporated with the arrival of HCQ.
31 March: NY is not allowing victims to get HCQ without going to a hosptal, where you get Covid.
1 April: Dr. Oz reports not one single person has been found who has been taking HCQ and has Covid19, nor gotten virus and has Lupus, Rheumatoid Arthritis.
3 April: Fauci lies about and downplays HCQ. If folks took HCQ then Liar-in-Chief Fauci would lose his spotlight.
3 April: NYT reverses narrative, HCQ might be OK.
3 April: MI Governor had threatened Doctors who treat patients with HCQ, now reverses - leaving NY as only state outlawing HCQ prescriptions.
3 April: Searches for HCQ on Fake News search engines gives fake results of Chloroquine Phosphate for aquariums.
3 April: NY Gov Fredo Gump bans HCQ prescriptions from pharmacies, must go to a hospital to get Death Panelled (or get sent to a Nursing Home to infect everybody)
3 April: Novartis producing HCQ for free, 37 million units.
3 April: RWED still devoid of HCQ discussion.
6 April: Turkey confiscated nation's supply of HCQ. In Spain 73% of Covid patients getting HCQ.
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Other options.
Chloroquine.
Remdisavir.
Experimental antibody.
Zinc
Interferon.
azithromiacin
Nitric Oxide GaS
Detection:
Pulse Oximeter
Temperature Checks.
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Other options.
Remdisavir.
Experimental antibody.
Zinc
Interferon.
Prone positioning
Use of nasal cannula O2, mask O2, CPAP or BiPAP, in that order, as opposed to ventilators
Dexamethasone
Famotidine(?)
Quote:
Detection:
Pulse Oximeter
Temperature Checks.
RNA test
Antigen test
IgM antibody test (early-infection indicator)
I hope this is what you had in mind!
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Originally posted by 1KIKI:Quote:
Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Other options.
Remdisavir.
Experimental antibody.
Zinc
Interferon.
Prone positioning
Use of nasal cannula O2, mask O2, CPAP or BiPAP, in that order, as opposed to ventilators
Dexamethasone
Famotidine(?)Quote:
Detection:
Pulse Oximeter
Temperature Checks.
RNA test
Antigen test
IgM antibody test (early-infection indicator)
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I hope this is what you had in mind!
I think those will be useful. Can you elaborate on whether they are for early detection, confirmation detection (like in hoospital), general population (unsuspecting) detection, after-infection or recovery detection/confirmation, or pathological for autopsy stage?
I am really hot on identifying fairly commonly available detections, like the pulse-Ox. But good to know how relevant or reliable the other methods are. Perhaps specify which items require do tor visit, clinic visist, nurse, emergency room, pharmacy, or just store shelf.
I know after that story about the pulse-Ox, every unit in my city was gone, all of the shelves empty. But I recently saw on tV ads that they have a pair for $40, instead of $80 apiece.
getoxiup.com
$40 for 1, and 2nd free.
I plan to list all options which are reasonably effective or promising, but will include disclaimers when appropriate.
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RNA test - this is the infamous original nasal swab. It requires a physician's order and participating laboratory. Originally it required collection by medical personnel, then it went to self-swab at mass-testing sites, now there are you-do home kits. But, again, it's not OTC. You just can't go to the store and buy it.
There seems to be limitations in terms of timing and collection site. At this point it looks like it's best done within the 2 weeks after symptoms start, or you're more likely to get a false negative. Also, if your infection mostly resides deep in your lungs and you do a nasal swab (for example) you're more likely to get a negative test result simply b/c you tested a place where the virus wasn't.
Antigen test - is the new blood-test kid on the block, just being afaik beta-tested/ rolled-out at some testing sites.
IgM antibody test (early-infection indicator) - is a blood test, afaik requiring a blood draw and a doctor's order along with a participating laboratory. Shortcomings are that there's a narrow window for many people to detect a current or recent infection. Roughly half of asymptomatic people with proven COVID-19 will lose detectable antibodies in 1-3 months, as will about 15% of symptomatic people.
'Antibody' tests - are also blood tests and they look for past infection, and for the most part require a doctor's order. They're usually mixed IgM(early)/ IgG(late) antibody tests. For the most part they require a blood draw. How long these may stay detectable is information I haven't seen, though one study indicated detectable antibodies fade fairly quickly over time (within a year).
Quest Diagnostics makes an OTC kit where iirc you prick yourself (like a glucose test) and send it in. While it hasn't been specifically ordered to not be used by the FDA as have the VAST majority of antibody test kits for use by medical facilities, it also hasn't received EUA (emergency use authorization) from the FDA, so I'm not sure about its regulatory status OR its quality.
X-ray - is a means of detecting current COVID-19 pneumonia, which looks for 'ground glass' or uniformly hazy lung opacities. It requires a medical-doctor's order (or equivalent, PA, NP or other), X-ray machine, and radiologist-doctor to interpret.
The only at-home OTC detection I believe is the pulse-ox (aka O-SAT for oxygen saturation) monitor ... thermometer, and a checklist of symptoms.
ETA: correction
Quest has test centers that do a blood draw for its 'direct to consumer' COVID-19 antibody test. Here's one experience: https://www.zdnet.com/article/i-got-quests-new-covid-19-antibody-test-
and-it-was-strange/
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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
This is a thread about HCQ, plus other potential or promising cures
NOT a cure, treatment, or prevention drug for Covid.
It may have residual effects for people that naturally use a lot of sulfur, but since most people are overloaded to begin with, all it's going to do it ramp up seriously negative side effects.
Like I said, I've taken it and I know.
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CQ and HCQ both have well-known side effects, since they're medications that've been used for a long time for a number of conditions. Heart arrhythmias is just one of the known side effects. BTW, if you're Black, a study conducted by the US army found you have a 10% chance of having genetics that will make your red blood cells explode when you take these drugs (it's called a G6PD deficiency).
Even quinine - that slightly bitter natural version of the drugs found in tonic water as flavoring - is limited because it can have side effects. But if you want to, you can always get around the low concentration by drinking more tonic water.
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https://ca.news.yahoo.com/us-buys-almost-entire-world-021200285.html
Remdisivir.
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I have not gotten far, but I ask this:
If you had a business, what would you find most critical to help your workers or customers detect if they have a problem?
Many grocery stores and pharmacies have BP stations, where you can yourself check your blood pressure, heart rate, etc.
I would have hoped to have seen those infrared temperature scanners in similar stations, for checking foreheads.
But for me, I think the Pulse-Oximeter is the big slam-dunk. Detects before victim senses hard breathing, and the results are amazingly clear. I really don't understand why this is not universally accessible by now. As a public service.
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From the information I've gathered, temperature scans catch less than half to a maximum of half of all infectious cases, because, apparently, most spread is driven by people who are either asymptomatic or pre-symptomatic. Still, as far as I know, it's the earliest measurable indicator available, and it's better than nothing.
Of course there's always the person's own sense of their health - do they have a headache, aches and pains, lack of energy, general malaise, non-productive cough, etc. Many of these symptoms can appear on their own, without or before a fever.
O-Sats are better at detecting just how ill a person is. Usually they know they're ill, but they think they're only mildly ill. The happy-hypoxics as they've been called don't realize that they're seriously and maybe even ICU-worthy ill, because they don't feel at all short of air.
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