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2021 Jun 8, 10:57pm   7,206 views  87 comments

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28   Rin   2021 Jun 27, 5:31pm  

Hey, it looks like someone's got some balls ...

https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/1934578X20976293

Quercetin: Antiviral Significance and Possible COVID-19 Integrative Considerations


"Docking studies of Que to 3CLpro, as well as other key targets, suggested that it bound well to each target, with a binding energy of −5.6 kcal/mol to 3CLpro.
Surprisingly, it has also been found that Que binds better to Spike protein, ACE2, RdRp, and PLpro, indicating good potential against SARS-CoV-2.124 SARS-CoV 3CLpro shares some features with SARS-CoV2; therefore, Que might exert some protective or curative role against COVID-19, particularly considering its antioxidant125 and anti-inflammatory36 properties, as well as the effects of Que observed against other viruses described above."

Many researchers will acknowledge the zinc ionsphore, anti-oxidant, and anti-inflammatory properties of Quercetin but to make a statement like above could mean losing one's grant money.
29   Patrick   2021 Jun 27, 11:18pm  

I admire anyone who stands up to speak the truth when everyone else is afraid to.
30   Patrick   2021 Sep 27, 11:18am  

The Chinese treat patients using chloroquine, which is closely related to HCQ:

chloroquine phosphate (adult 18-65 years old weighing more than 50kg: 500mg twice daily for 7 days


https://www.chinalawtranslate.com/en/coronavirus-treatment-plan-7/
31   clambo   2021 Sep 27, 11:27am  

I'm buying some HCQ when I get down to BCS Mexico.
I'm picking up ivermectin too if they have it.
Why not?
Whatever protection I got from the Moderna shots is wearing off; soon we'll all be "unvaccinated" again I guess.
32   Patrick   2021 Nov 1, 9:49am  


Robert W Malone, MD
@RWMaloneMD
22h
294 HCQ COVID-19 controlled studies.

64% improvement for early treatment, p < 0.0001.

hcqmeta.com/ #c19early via @CovidAnalysis
6:47 PM · Oct 31, 2021
33   porkchopXpress   2021 Nov 1, 9:51am  

I loaded up on HCQ, IVM and even Azithromycin from AllDayChemist. This war isn't being fought with bullets, but with supplements and drugs.
34   Tenpoundbass   2021 Nov 1, 10:04am  

I have a feeling, going forward after we defeat and send the global commies back to hell, the Common cold and the seasonal Flues are going to be a trivial affair, and the assortment of stuff that kills and cures covid. Will also cure those maladies. The medical establishment has lied to us, for over 100 years telling us to take vitamin C and Chicken soup that there was no cure for the cold or flu. Because the pharmacies were using the over the counter remedies to keep their doors open.

The big reveal is, there was never any political will to cure the Flu and other seasonal bugs. We were lied to and told there was no cure.


I think this is one of the biggest reasons, the establishment is all in, on denying the efficacy of those treatments, because they know it will spell doom to the over the counter $$$$ useless remedies.
35   Tenpoundbass   2021 Nov 1, 10:06am  

My father used to tell us, back when he was a Merchant Marine(he retired when I was 6) he had to take Malaria pills when traveling to many countries. And when he did, he never once got sick.
36   Patrick   2021 Nov 1, 10:14am  

I would bet that ivermectin also cures the common cold.
37   AmericanKulak   2021 Nov 1, 10:19am  

Tenpoundbass says
The big reveal is, there was never any political will to cure the Flu and other seasonal bugs. We were lied to and told there was no cure.
Patrick says
I would bet that ivermectin also cures the common cold.


Yep. I wonder how many other uses of generic drugs are suppressed/deliberately neglected. Little added value in generics; like making no brand name plastic hangers.
38   porkchopXpress   2021 Nov 1, 10:30am  

To Rin's points made elsewhere and through my own detailed research, I'm learning more and more that Ivermectin may not be needed if we're loaded up on Quercetin Phytosome, Zinc and Allicin. I've been researching these combinations and realized that Quercetin and Zinc will fight any virus including HIV, Herpes, Corona, Flu, etc. This could be the simplest secret of the century that public health agencies nor big pharma want anyone to know.
39   Patrick   2021 Nov 1, 10:38am  

I always used to wonder why anyone ate capers, but now I know. They have the highest level of quercetin of any food. And actually they are quite tasty.
40   komputodo   2021 Nov 1, 10:41am  

Onvacation says
Now if we could only get the Dem's to stop panicking.

Without Trump and Covid, what do they have to live for?
41   RWSGFY   2021 Nov 1, 10:44am  

komputodo says
Onvacation says
Now if we could only get the Dem's to stop panicking.

Without Trump and Covid, what do they have to live for?


Globull worming.
42   komputodo   2021 Nov 1, 10:45am  

porkchopexpress says
To Rin's points made elsewhere and through my own detailed research, I'm learning more and more that Ivermectin may not be needed if we're loaded up on Quercetin Phytosome, Zinc and Allicin. I've been researching these combinations and realized that Quercetin and Zinc will fight any virus including HIV, Herpes, Corona, Flu, etc. This could be the simplest secret of the century that public health agencies nor big pharma want anyone to know.

Maybe we should start using ZINC cups...
43   Patrick   2021 Nov 1, 10:46am  

Interesting idea. You can also overdo the zinc though.
44   komputodo   2021 Nov 1, 12:01pm  

Patrick says
I always used to wonder why anyone ate capers,

Me too. You ever see a poor person eating capers?
45   theoakman   2021 Nov 1, 12:06pm  

Chicken Picatta, awesome sauce that uses capers.
46   mell   2021 Nov 1, 12:55pm  

komputodo says
Patrick says
I always used to wonder why anyone ate capers,

Me too. You ever see a poor person eating capers?


Capers are fucking delicious!
47   Patrick   2021 Nov 1, 1:30pm  

Yes, now I know. But I didn't know their utility before, or that they taste good too.

I think people's tastes are often tuned to health better than we give them credit for. Even nicotine, alcohol, and chocolate turn out to have some health benefits.
48   Rin   2021 Nov 1, 5:29pm  

Guys, thanks for the vote of confidence, but here's the thing ... one does not need to overdose on Zinc. Zinc is a metal and thus, only needs to be around in trace amounts. Your daily supplement will suffice.

The meat knishes, however, are Quercetin Phytosome (and a future nano-conjugated version, yet to be invented) and Allisure (see trademark) Allicin which one can take in higher quantities, whenever one is worried about catching anything. These two will exert a synergistic effect of helping the extra Zinc to cross the cell membrane, block viral perfusion & propagation, minimize bacterial and fungal opportunistic inflections, and exert anti-inflammatory along with anti-platelet formation.

porkchopexpress says


Quercetin and Zinc will fight any virus including HIV, Herpes, Corona, Flu, etc. This could be the simplest secret of the century that public health agencies nor big pharma want anyone to know.


Yep!
49   Rin   2021 Nov 1, 5:32pm  

Rin says
meat knishes


It's an expression, both Quercetin and Allicin are Vegan.
50   porkchopXpress   2021 Nov 1, 6:58pm  

Rin says
here's the thing ... one does not need to overdose on Zinc. Zinc is a metal and thus, only needs to be around in trace amounts. Your daily supplement will suffice.
Great point. Frankly, we should only be adding Zinc as a separate supplement when we start to feel ill. Otherwise, it's enough from a multi and daily diet.
51   Patrick   2021 Nov 1, 10:39pm  

I seriously wonder if ivermectin or zinc + HCQ could cure the common cold.

It might.
52   Rin   2021 Nov 2, 6:20pm  

Patrick says
I seriously wonder if ivermectin or zinc + HCQ could cure the common cold.

It might.


Within my own crew, a combo of Quercetin Phytosome, Allisure Allicin, and Zinc already does. And thus, no need for an Rx middleman.
53   Ceffer   2021 Nov 3, 1:09pm  

I was going to start using Ivermectin horse paste prophylactically, but I wasn't sure rubbing it on my dick would work.
54   HeadSet   2021 Nov 3, 2:35pm  

Ceffer says
I was going to start using Ivermectin horse paste prophylactically, but I wasn't sure rubbing it on my dick would work.

Is that how you lube up for your stump broke mare?
55   mell   2021 Nov 3, 3:17pm  

Viagra actually has a lot of good properties besides wood, probably the most beneficial drug Pfister ever made (by accident)
56   Ceffer   2021 Nov 3, 4:51pm  

HeadSet says
Is that how you lube up for your stump broke mare?

Maybe that's why she's getting healthier and I'm not.
58   Patrick   2022 Feb 5, 7:46pm  

https://tobyrogers.substack.com/p/thinking-points-feb-5-2022?source=patrick.net


All to create the market for a vaccine

In 2005, the CDC published research titled, “Chloroquine is a potent inhibitor of SARS coronavirus infection and spread.”

The U.S. government has stockpiles of hydroxychloroquine on hand in the event of a pandemic.

Then when the pandemic hit, they refused to release it.
59   Al_Sharpton_for_President   2022 Feb 6, 5:09am  

Patrick says
Then when the pandemic hit, they refused to release it.
Trump was going to release it. The MSM wet nuts over it. This murderous bureaucrat, Rick Bright, is proud that he killed thousands.

FDA Bureaucrat Brags He Blocked Physician Prescribing of Hydroxychloroquine in Early COVID-19

How could a cheap, effective drug, FDA-approved and in use worldwide since 1955, suddenly be restricted for outpatient use by American physicians? On March 28, 2020, as physicians worldwide were seeing striking success using hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19, the FDA erected bureaucratic barriers.

Rick Bright, Ph.D., is an FDA bureaucrat, vaccine researcher, and was appointed by President Obama on November 15, 2016 to head BARDA (Biomedical Advance Research and Development Authority, a sub-agency of the FDA). In an unprecedented move, Bright expanded his power and claimed credit for being the person imposing his will on all of us.

In an appalling admission, Bright said: “Specifically, and contrary to misguided directives, I limited the broad use of chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine, promoted by the administration as a panacea, but which clearly lack scientific merit.” Meanwhile, he promoted both remdesivir, a never-approved experimental antiviral in development by Gilead Sciences, and a vaccine for COVID-19. Early effective use of the older, safe, and available hydroxychloroquine, whose patents had expired decades ago, would decrease demand for these new products.

Rick Bright’s dictatorial decree restricts the use of chloroquine (CQ) and hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) from the National Strategic Stockpile in COVID-19 to hospitalized patients only. States are using Bright’s fiat to impose broad restrictions limiting the drugs’ availability for physicians to use for outpatients to help them recover without hospitalization.

In other countries, early use in outpatients is changing the life-and-death equation by reducing severity and spread of illness, greatly reducing the need for hospitalization and ventilators and markedly reducing deaths.

By his own admission, Rick Bright, who is not a physician, knowingly and unilaterally countermanded Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar, Admiral Giroir in charge of Public Health Service and the President of the United States, who had directed BARDA to establish a Nationwide Expanded Access Investigational New Drug (“IND”) protocol for chloroquine, which would provide significantly greater outpatient access for the drug than would an Emergency Use Authorization (EUA). Unlike an EUA, a Nationwide Expanded Access IND protocol would make the drug available for the treatment of COVID-19 outside a hospital setting at physicians’ medical discretion based on patients’ needs.

How does one non-physician bureaucrat have such power with impunity? How can one person brag about blocking physicians’ attempt to reduce hospitalization and deaths during a national emergency?

It is a falsehood to say that the administration promoted HCQ as a “panacea” or that this medicine “clearly lacks scientific merit.” Both statements are contradicted by video recordings of Presidential briefings, by NIH/CDC studies going back 15 years, and by U.S. and worldwide clinical outcomes studies in COVID-19.

It is unprecedented to restrict physicians from prescribing FDA-approved drugs for a newly discovered use—“off-label.” This is contrary to FDA regulations in place since World War II.

Basic science studies published in 2005 from our own CDC and NIH showed clearly that CQ and HCQ work early in SARS-CoV to block viral entry and multiplication, and suggested that they would not work as well in late-stage disease when the viral load had become huge. When SARS-CoV-1 waned and disappeared by late 2003, the drugs were not submitted for FDA-approval for this coronavirus.

In 2019, when Chinese doctors recognized the deadly impact of SARS-CoV-2, they began trying known and available anti-viral medicines, especially CQ and HCQ, based on 15-year-old studies. They shared information with South Korea, India, Turkey, Iran, and several other countries, who also began quickly and successfully using CQ and HCQ, alone or with azithromycin. Later, Brazil, Israel, Costa Rica, Australia, and others followed, with good results .

Based on these initial clinical reports, President Trump said, at an early press briefing, that CQ and HCQ “offered hope.”

More studies have replicated these findings. HCQ given within the first week of symptoms, especially with zinc, can prevent the virus from entering your body’s cells and taking over, much like people use locks and alarms to stop burglaries. Waiting until you are in the ICU is like installing home locks and alarm system after burglars have invaded, vandalized your home, and stolen all your valuables. The drugs cannot reliably undo the damage from the exaggerated immune response, or cytokine storm, triggered by COVID-19.

Examples from the world data on May 18, 2020, which is updated daily, show how Third-World countries are faring far better than the U.S., where entrenched bureaucrats, governors, and medical and pharmacy boards are interfering with physicians’ medical decisions.

Country # of cases # of deaths Deaths/million Use of HCQ
India 101,261 3,164 2.0 Early and prophylactic
Costa Rica 866 10 2.0 Early and prophylactic
Australia 7,068 99 4.0 Early and prophylactic
South Korea 11,078 263 5.0 Early and prophylactic
Argentina 8,371 382 8.0 Early and prophylactic
Turkey 150,593 4171 50.0 Early and prophylactic
Israel 16,643 276 32.0 Early and prophylactic use
Brazil 255,368 16,853 79.0 Early, some prophylactic use
U.S. 1,550,294 91,981 278.0 Late, in hospitalized patients

Instead of orchestrating a war on HCQ, the media should be asking key questions, such as:

How does ONE person, by his own admission, block directives from his superiors to expand availability of HCQ for outpatients and nursing home patients in the U.S.?

What is the cost in lives and economic damage resulting from one person’s decision to restrict physicians’ independent medical decision-making?

How many nursing home deaths could have been prevented if physicians had been allowed early access to HCQ?

Why are U.S. doctors and nurses prevented from using HCQ prophylactically when workers in China, South Korea, India, Brazil, Argentina, Israel, Australia, Turkey, France, and other countries can be protected?

Why does the U.S. with its a much more sophisticated medical infrastructure have a much higher mortality rate than poor countries?

Bright’s disastrous bureaucratic decision may well be remembered as one of the worst preventable medical tragedies in our time. Never again should one government employee be allowed unrestrained power without oversight, and allowed to make a sweeping order interfering with the prescribing authority of front-line physicians trying to save lives.

https://aapsonline.org/fda-bureaucrat-brags-he-blocked-physician-prescribing-of-hydroxychloroquine-in-early-covid-19/?source=patrick.net
60   Robert Sproul   2022 Feb 6, 6:25am  

An unsubstantiated rumor has it that Florida is working on a plan to enable HQC, IVM, and other early treatments primarily through urgent care clinics. Supposed to roll out in the next week or two. Fantastic response to getting monoclonals snatched away and a genius move in general. If true.

*!!GO DESANTIS!!*
61   clambo   2022 Feb 6, 7:19am  

Topogigio Fauci needs to be waterboarded, fired, no pension, and sent to Guantanamo for life for his part in killing people who could have taken HCQ, zithromax, “horse paste” and zinc and lived.
62   Patrick   2022 Apr 27, 9:57am  

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2021/06/greatest-mass-killer-21st-century-data-shows-fauci-conspired-lied-new-study-shows-hcq-plus-azt-improved-survival-covid-patients-nearly-200/


Greatest Mass Killer of 21st Century: Data Shows Fauci Conspired and Lied – New Study Shows HCQ plus AZM Improved Survival of COVID Patients by Nearly 200%
By Jim Hoft
Published June 8, 2021 at 7:15pm
63   Patrick   2022 Jun 17, 4:26pm  

https://ashmedai.substack.com/p/youll-never-guess-what-drug-is-recommended


You'll Never Guess What Drug is Recommended by Pfizer for the Treatment of Critical Covid
The end of times is nigh upon us

Yes, Pfizer Recommends Hydroxychloroquine for the treatment of late stage covid 😱😱😱

So…

Twitter was promoting a tweet from Pfizer advertising “resources” for covid.

Apparently, resources are only for official medical practitioners (cultists?) though...

So of course, I clicked ‘Continue’ despite not being a “US Healthcare Professional” (although perhaps I qualify by virtue of having dispensed Ivermectin and a few other drugs/treatments to people sick with covid who were abandoned by their doctor).

They have a whole bunch of interesting stuff there to look at, which you can see here and here.

But what really took the cake was slide #13 in the Pfizer document entitled COVID 19: Clinical Presentation.

No, your eyes do not deceive you...

There is actually evidence for some efficacy for HCQ even as a late stage treatment. Here is a great substack that does a very good job going through the morbidly obese evidence base for HCQ...

Yup, that’s a 19% improvement average from all the late treatment studies.

Seems like Pfizer finally got something right about covid.
64   Patrick   2022 Aug 11, 12:44pm  

https://roundingtheearth.substack.com/p/harvard-meta-analysis-shows-statistically


Harvard Meta-Analysis Shows Statistically Significant Positive PrEP Effect from HCQ
65   NuttBoxer   2022 Aug 11, 12:47pm  

My wife's new doctor prescribed her Ivermectin just like that. And was about half the price of what we paid in Tijuana.
66   Patrick   2022 Aug 12, 11:19pm  

https://jessicar.substack.com/p/is-the-spike-protein-acting-as-a

Interesting relation between the harm from malaria and that from the spike protein.


Plasmodium falciparum is the etiological agent of malaria in humans and does its damage by infecting red blood cells thus causing extensive changes in them and can ultimately result in hemolysis.19

Plasmodium falciparum can enter red blood cells via CD147.20 21 (Throat clearing: SARS-nCoV-2 infects cells via CD147 as well - References #31 and #32)

Once inside red blood cells, Plasmodium falciparum feasts on hemoglobin. (Ahem: SARS-nCoV-2 disrupts hemoglobin levels22 (Reference #9 shows inhibition of heme metabolism by SARS-nCoV-2.))

Hemolysis causes a reduction in oxygen supply to all the places in the body that need oxygen - which is literally, all of the places: no oxygen supply = death.

Malaria is curable using (Hydroxy)chloroquine.23 24 25 (Ahem: Yeah. You know.26 27) ...

So you recover faster from SARS-nCoV-2 if you have malaria. It has been shown that the reason why people in malarial endemic regions do better with COVID-19, is due to cross-reactive T cells.39 This is incredibly important and relevant but I am going to focus from here on out on trying to answer questions #1 and #2. I just needed to put that in there because of the obvious connection and the chloroquine thing.

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