I find it interesting that chloroquine/ hydroxychloriquine and Ivermectin are both used to kill tiny critters that cause human disease. I can't find any information on Ivermectin being a zinc ionophore. This factor seems to be largely ignored in the politicized controversy over possible inexpensive treatments for covid19 and is the mechanism by which the virus is prevented from hijacking the cell's RNA.
My personal "cure of the week" would be quercetin. This is a substance found in most vegetables, curiously at high concentration in capers. You can buy quercetin right now without a prescription, as much as you want. It's a common treatment for arthritis and is a general anti-inflammatory. More to the point, it has been shown to be a zinc ionophore. So it's a twofer, suppresses inflammation and transports zinc across the cell membrane. Inflammation in the lungs with viral pneumonial, along with the mucous build up is what is killing people. So I have stocked up on the stuff, along with my stash of chloroquine phosphate. On Thursday, April 9, 2020, 06:47:55 PM UTC, Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net> wrote: Cure of the week - Ivermectin https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qc6VV7ue4cE One can actually get hold of the Veterinarian version on Amazon but of course they strongly advise that it is "not for human use." ... at least not at the low price available for horses. Mr Ed sez... neeeeigh ... neeeigh
