Stock up on these: Claritin/Benadryl, Pepcid and Prilosec.

We should pin this for people to see.

how do you know this?

My wife has a disease called Granulomatosis with polyangiitis ( [link to www.mayoclinic.org (secure)] and is also a RN.

She/I have a lot of knowledge on inflammatory diseases/auto-immune disorders.

Anyways, google it. Here is a link to start:
[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)]

This is a thread that was starting back in January. It goes into more detail.


Thread: Email I just sent to my estranged wife regarding Coronavirus. THIS COULD SAVE LIVES...

Ha. Definitely good on the Prilosec and Claritin

Last Edited by Too Dark Park™ on 02/28/2020 09:44 PM

Inhibition of cytokine secretion from human leukemic mast cells and basophils by H1- and H2-receptor antagonists.

Basically what that means is that they stop the body from going into overdrive and turning on itself.

Mast cells are what cause reactions when you get stung by a bee for example.

Trust me... I know, I am severely allergic to them.

Take it or leave it, but it might just save your life.

Thank you

At what point would you know to take these? Are they relatively safe together? How long would you take them?

I personally would use them as directed as soon as I felt any symptoms.

You can take all three together, but I would Google for any interactions to make sure.

I can tell you this last summer, I was stung by a bee and a wasp and had a severe allergic reaction. I was in the middle of the forest, about 45 min from civilization, and had an epi-pen as well as all of those listed.

I took all three and then drove for the ER. Half way there I started to have swelling in the lips/throat and my wife jammed the epi-pen into my leg.

Anyways I am sure those drugs, as well as the epi-pen, helped me big time.

Just my .02

Last Edited by Debug on 02/28/2020 09:56 PM

lol nothing to be proud of!

Thanks to the shill he gave me red for suggesting PPI. Some BS about it wrecking your good gut flora.

Pro tip shill: If you have a Cytokine Storm, good gut flora won't do anything to help you.

Some people are too stupid... even for this place.

Ain't proud



Who pissed in your Cheerios homie? You shoot the shit one minute then shit talk the next...

I always get a dry cough this time of year. I have started the Prilosec and my cough has been well managed. I was likely experiencing some sort of stomach acid/herd related reflux resulting in the cough. I was glad to see this posted a month ago. Thumbs up to glp

can i take ibuprofen instead?

Thank you for this post OP! Good info, I will heed it. Will add to the prep list.

Wegner's is bad news, is she ok. Did she need the chemo?

really dr?

how do you take it?

what dosage?

And Quercitin

Benadryl is also an H1 antagonist.

Umm...Zantac was proven to cause cancer in users. There are lawsuits in progress at the moment.

The Benadryl/Pepcid combo is good if you get stung by a bee and have an allergic reaction with no atropine pen available


So it makes sense to me

Yep.

OP - are the generic equivalents ok for those, as long as they have the same active ingredients?

Thanks!

I'm fairly certain he's an autistic bot.

Zantac LOL.....It's banned for having a cancer-causing ingredient. Thread advice fail.

She takes Rituxan ( [link to www.drugs.com (secure)] and Methotrexate.

Really a bummer. She was a perfectly healthy girl one day and then had a gnarly case of strep throat. They think it kicked her immune system into overdrive, marked good cells as bad cells and the rest is history. Untreated they said she would live 18-24 months.

The Rituxan is like $20k a dose and she gets like 6-10 a year.

Crazy!

Yeah, Take Pepcid instead.

There are risks to everything, but a Cytokine Storm is critical. If I had to take something that MIGHT cause cancer with long time use to stop a life threatening situation, then I will take my chances.