Quercetin. " Poor man's hydroxychloroquine". Moves zinc into cells to kill virus. Try to get some online or at the local vitamin shop.

I have some

Its available online and locally

You can buy it right now

The East Virginia Medical School COVID-19 protocol includes quercetin.
[link to www.evms.edu (secure)]

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I bought all this shit back in March.

For sure the Aqueous (I didn’t check the spell checking in my previous post and it auto corrected Aqueous to Aquarius) zinc will be really bitter and strong tasting if you zinc full or saturated. There may be other functional tests to determine if you have taken too much zinc, I just don’t know them. But I do know that you can get zinc toxicity so it’s good to be aware of that.

Thank you for posting! I found the link to your site and just read the first very interesting article:

[link to www.medpagetoday.com (secure)]

50 mg zinc daily. 100 mg if getting sick. Boron works as a chelator and pathway to cells.

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Yes, but it requires a prescription and thus a doctor visit. Why do that if you don't have to?

Co-sign. I have zinc, quercetin, cinchona bark, pine bark and rutin supplements thanks to this site.

I have a few more I got somewhere else for immune health.

Take l-glutamine to keep blood vessels clear.

Thanks!

People who have weak stomach acid (which is about 90% of people over 50 and younger people who have been taking antacid tablets or worse, acid blockers) will not absorb enough of most of the nutrients they need and this includes zinc. With the zinc there is a feedback loop whereby you need zinc to build strong stomach acid and if you don’t have strong stomach acid you won’t absorb zinc. Zinc is used in over 500 processes in the body.

There is a Biotics supplement (HCl) that increases stomach acid to its normal level and it’s cheap and works really really well. In Nutritional Therapy it is well known that taking HCl to increase your stomach acid is the single most effective thing a person can do to increase their health and happiness!

I read that article you gave me. It was great! I’m going to include Quercetin in my Covid Kit.

Long term daily dose of 41mg or above is too much.

A short term daily dose (like a week or two to fight off a virus) anything above 250mg is considered too much.

I found this: [link to www.cancertreatmentsresearch.com (secure)]

Quercetin
What is this: Quercetin is an extract found in many fruits, vegetables, leaves, seeds, and grains and in high amounts in onions. It can be found at online shops as food supplement in capsules such as e.g. 500mg/capsule, and is relatively cheap. Next to extracts such as Curcumin, Green tea extract, Berberine, Quercetin is one of the most relevant natural extracts in the fight against cancer (Ref.) as well as auto-immune disease and allergic reactions (Ref.).

What is the potential:

Quercetin has important anti-viral (Ref.1, Ref.2, Ref.3, etc.) activities as well as anti-inflammatory (Ref.), both of which aspects are very important in prevention and/or treatment to reduce potential lethal mechanisms in Coronavirus infected patients.
Quercetin has already proven successful at treating Ebola and Zika viruses and researchers in Québec believe it could prove effective against COVID-19 (Ref.). The Foundation of the Montreal Clinical Research Institute (IRCM) anounced a $1 million contribution from the Lazaridis Family Foundation to support research led by the researchers in Québec on the antiviral drug isoquercetin (Ref.)
Quercetin makes very much sense to use as is a MCT (1-4) inhibitor which as a result inhibits fermentation and in turn inhibits viral replication, due to similar mechanisms as discussed in the Vitamin C section above
Quercetin is also a Zinc ionophore (please see the discussion on ionophore in the Hydroxychloroquine section)
How to take: In the preventive phase, I would take 1g/day and for active disease I would take 3g/day. If possible, such dose as 3g/day should be increased step by step. On this line, eating (not cocked) onion should also have some preventive role due to the high Quercetin content.


Thank you for this. Bottom line is 1gm/day for prevention and 3gm/day if sick. AND take your zinc. And an antibiotic if you've got covid. India uses doxycycline which is easy to get.
Very good.

It's not a problem of enough money, it's a problem of being able to buy it without a doctor's Rx.

Zinc picolinate only bioavailable zinc. None others. Look it up.

Not true.

Zinc citrate is bioavailable.

And zinc ascorbate is the most bioavailable and is what is actually found in the human body (and other mammals).

bought some in january.

its a great supplement

for a lot of different reasons

Great Links - thank you OP!

Among others I found this in readers comments:
[link to iubmb.onlinelibrary.wiley.com (secure)]

Supercomputer SUMMIT found out bioflavonoid Luteolin is probably the best inhibitor against Covid19!

Cheers

by the level of copper and lead pollution you will hardly ever reach too much zinc.

it is not just poorman...always available prescription free ionophore as hydroxychloroquine...but isnt that toxic.

AS EVERY THING...always use reasonable quantities, cycle over time.

Zinc and copper balance each other out, if you take too much zinc over time you could be low in copper, too little zinc and copper can get too high, proceed with caution.

Question please: No one ever talks about this but it keeps coming to the front of my mind. I think there is value in asking the question.

There is Zinc in most brands of denture cream. It never says how much zinc is in the product on the package but the person is using this denture cream everyday. What is your opinion on that?

Yerba Mate has 2.2 mg/g quercetin according to this study (do NOT prepare it at home like that-they boiled it for 30 minutes...poor mate.) Serving in gourd is 50 grams, resteeped until lavado (literally "washed", flavorless.) It can also be made in a French press or tea infuser (not coffee pot-must be steeped in hot or cold water, NOT have scalding hot water run through it.) This is a wonder herb: more energy than coffee, no crash/jitters, improves focus & mood, just about every vitamin needed to sustain life, most amino acids, tons of saponins, flavonoids, etc. Fights cancer, prevents diabetes, raises good cholesterol & lowers bad, boosts metabolism...forgetting a lot here I know. Look for unsmoked, has 20x less Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons than traditional smoked.


Study saying it has 2.2 mg/g
[link to www.hindawi.com (secure)]



Nice overview of health benefits of Yerba Mate
[link to circleofdrink.com (secure)]

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Thank you for this. Bottom line is 1gm/day for prevention and 3gm/day if sick. AND take your zinc. And an antibiotic if you've got covid. India uses doxycycline which is easy to get.
Very good.


Thanks for sharing that.

I stocked up on organic green matcha tea today after seeing your thread last night. I already have zinc.

:dale-thumbs:

Did in Feb. It is sitting and waiting for me to open it. Judging from my county's numbers, it will be any day now. This shit ain't going away and fading into the sunset.

Here comes a study... [link to www.clinicaltrials.gov (secure)]

Shocking results will be that quercetin has no effect on the covid virus!

Another study lacking ZINK.

Well of course this is the place to ask a medical question and I am certain you will get the proper medical answer...Jesus Christ help stupid people or just go with Darwin theory and watch them go extinct by weeding them out of the gene pool altogether

Study----Protective Effect of Quercetin on Chloroquine-Induced Oxidative Stress and Hepatotoxicity in Mice

[link to www.hindawi.com (secure)]

" However, the observed hepatotoxicity and accompanying oxidative stress following CQ administration show dose specific pattern with little or apparently no effect at therapeutic dose while having severe effects at higher dosages. We further tested quercetin, an antioxidant flavanoid, against CQ-induced hepatoxicity and found encouraging results as quercetin was able to drastically reduce the oxidative stress and hepatotoxicity resulting at higher dosages of CQ administration. In conclusion, our study strongly suggests co administration of antioxidant flavonoid like quercetin along with CQ for antimalarial therapy. This is particularly important when CQ is administered as long-term prophylactic treatment for malaria as chronic exposure has shown to be resulting in higher dose level of drug in the body."

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