@French connexion
PS Anyone think that it was a stupid idea to lock us up inside so noone would get infected?

Yeah, absolutely. In my country we were already doing social distancing and staying home before the criminal government declared nationwide lockdowns.

@JoshuaGreen
Lack of zinc has been blamed for negative results in other studies, so how come the results here are believable? (If a study can't work without zinc, then logically this one shouldn't have worked.)

Nah, that's silly, cuz the body already has some zinc ions floating around. Your zinc levels aren't 0 when taking HCQ. It's like when clowns or dishonest pharma operatives do vitamin D trials under the absurd assumption that participants all have a baseline of 0 vitamin D, because that's the default for drugs (and then give them tiny doses and conclude it's not effective!).

Evidence of efficacy [of HCQ] is still underwhelming (though more convincing than the evidence of danger)

No it's not -- we have more than enough real-world evidence. It's only underwhelming if you're a believer in scientism and need multiple peer-reviewed and meta-studies to "confirm", while discarding all the anecdotal + clinical evidence that already confirms. This makes even less sense when you have a criminal pharma cartel dominating the "global health" space and doing their best to suppress effective cures in order to promote their ineffective antivirals and toxic trojan-horsed/adjuvanted vaccines.

Also, my comment about zinc was admittedly somewhat snarky, but I stand by my point. For a long time studies without zinc have been simply dismissed -- of course they didn't show results! I don't see why we shouldn't say the same thing here -- of course this shouldn't have shown results, so the apparent results must be caused by something other than HCQ. I don't really subscribe to that strawman, but it's already been used to ignore other research so we should at least be consistent.

Of course it should've shown results! The #1 factor for HCQ is whether it's used early in the disease progression rather than late, and zinc co-administration is #2. The fraudulent studies omit both, not just zinc.

@mmckay
My wife has an extremely rare neuromuscular disease similar to ALS/MS. I've been following this whole controversy from the start, so don't need basic data. I'm asking what protocol would be appropriate for her if she becomes infected. Not asking for medical advice, not interested in a lawsuit! Just some decent facts in this age of Luciferian/Deep State/WROL era.

Consider dryam2000's tips, but also consider that doctors often don't really have a clue about what they're doing beyond their tiny bubble/paradigm of "if this, then that drug" they were taught in medical school. There are many good doctors, but unfortunately they are a minority. It can ultimately only be up to you to figure out your own health (or your wife's). I can tell you very little about MS and even less about ALS as I haven't researched these conditions, but my best guess is that research published on the Internet by people affected and the best doctors in the world vastly outranks the info/paradigm your doctor is operating under.

I'd go with the simplest prophylactic protocol as of now:

- Vitamin D (abundant sunshine exposure on skin, and/or 10,000-40,000 IU/day for a few days to correct an existing deficiency, or 5000IU/day as maintenance)
- Vitamin C (0.5-1g 1-2 times a day as maintenance, or 2-4g 2-4 times a day to fight an infection or toxic insult)
- zinc + zinc ionophore (HCQ or quercetin) if you suspect you could be infected
- animal-derived protein and saturated fat (comes with fat-soluble vitamins A, E, K, all 5 lacking in vegan diets)

She probably could take all of these already (except HCQ) in maintenance doses without any issues... But I would nonetheless first research what others (non-mainstream i.e. beyond what Wikipedia says) have found about your wife's extremely rare neuromuscular disease and/or ALS/MS if it's so rare that little research has been done. My hunch is that demyelinating disease has to do with excitotoxicity from excessive glutamatergic or dysfunctional GABAergic neurotransmission, for which NMDA antagonists like magnesium, memantine, and ketamine might be useful, but it's just a guess based on my own experiences with trashing my myelin sheeths during my youth (earlier youth). You know about the Deep State, so you're already a researcher!

^ Yep, agreed, this one's really great, the first time I've seen humanity in Dershowitz too... and then you realize it's only because Kennedy is a Democrat.

@thesecuritygirl
PP Community... i want to thank you because, without you, Chris or Adam, I would be lost. I have been in isolation since Feb but receiving groceries etc for survival by mail. In the last week, i developed a mild cough and mild lump in throat (kinda like you have a buildup of phlem you can't swallow). I do not want a Covid test as I do not trust the authorities running the tests. Also, the only doctor i have consulted with is online and they did allow me a script for HCQ. I'm assuming I have exposure since I don't really know what else I could have. My heart rate is perfect and so is my health. No comorbidities. Given Chris' research around long term Covid damage i'm afraid of not taking HCQ yet i have fears of taking it as well. The pills sit on my counter for now........... it's approx one week with cough (it is VERY mild). What would my PP community do.... should I go ahead and just take the pills? Would you? If so, what kind of dosage would you take? Sandpuppy had suggested that my symptoms don't sound like Covid but who knows as these symptoms all seem to change by the hour? Feeling confused and distressed! HELP!

If you already have HCQ sitting there... take at least a lower dose (I think the pills come in 100mg or 200mg, while a high dose is 600mg) along with zinc... or you can take quercetin+EGCG+zinc (natural zinc ionophores with virtually no side-effects, but may be less powerful). Even more important is to ensure your vitamin D levels are high (abundant daily sunshine or else 5000-40000 IU/day supplementation). Take vitamin C (1-3g 1-3 times a day), NAC, vitamin B3, ensure you're getting absorbable protein and saturated fat (and the accompanying fat-soluble vitamins A, E, K) from high-quality animal sources... You can also use CDS (don't use at the same time as vitamin C or NAC).

But most importantly, realize that a fearful mindset puts you into a chronic stress biological situation of elevated cortisol levels which attenuates your immune system (because you need to run from or fight the threat, so you don't need healing processes or an immune system right now, biologically speaking). It will also attract negative scenarios that are of a compatible/similar type/vibrational resonance. You also need exposure to germs to maintain a functional immune system... staying locked inside is no good for this (or for vitamin D).

So you need to find ways to lighten up... What's the worst that could happen, that you would die? SPOILERS: There is no such thing as death!

Never heard of that, no, but I've heard lots of exaggerated claims about HCQ that nobody had ever brought up before it started being used also for COVID-19.

The issues with eyes is retinopathy. It is the result of long term use .

"Overall, around seven patients out of every 100 taking hydroxychloroquine for more than five years may develop retinopathy that can be detected with specialised tests. At this appointment, a number of photographs and scans will be taken of your retina to assess your eye health and your suitability for screening."

That's FIVE years! The half life is up to 2 full days so it will accumulate if taken daily. You can just quit for a while.

I haven't looked into the mechanism that causes retinopathy, but generally what you need to repair eye degradation is DHA (omega-3 fatty acid) and vitamin A. You can also use astaxanthin to protect and even improve your eyesight (a big secret the optometrist would rather you not know!).