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

Question: How do you know when or if you're taking TOO MUCH zinc?? Is that a concern? Because too much zinc can weaken the immune system.

Do you take zinc 365 days a year? Or is it on and off?

What has quercetin? Capers.

What has zinc? Fish.

What comes packaged with anchovies, and put into recipes with clams and such? Capers.

Humans have long known how to take care of themselves.

We let tptb fill us with doubt.

Why not start with a nutritional source? There are a lot of great dishes that contain both nutrients without the risk of too much.

Wash it down with a gin and tonic.

The dose in a normal multivitamin is fine most of the time, walgreens for example has pills that mega doses for when your actually sick or fear your at risk.

True, however much food is void of nutrients, because of depleted soil , etc.

Yeah, probably the best course to take, is to take a rather small dose each day.

Because there is such a thing as zinc toxicity in the human body (too much zinc).

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This is why you put up with GLP nonsense. Peeling the onion you stumble on info like this. It was posted back early 2020 and helped me prepare. Don't ignore information like this.

I forget the link, but I listened to an older doctor with many older patients who got COVID, and he kept every one out of the hospital simply with supplements like C, D, minerals. etc.

His advice is to just take normal multi vitamin supplements that most of us take, and the minute you start getting any symptoms, then and only then amp up the rest. Maybe 8,000 mg C, same for D, up the zinc, etc. I am taking Quercetin 250 mg once a day but will probably double that to 500 mg twice a day if I get symptoms.

I get sick to my stomach with a lot of zinc, like the 50 mg pills. I tend to hope that the organic veggies I eat, esp the greens, and a good diet, will help me the most. If I take 6000 C in a day, even the stomach friendly calcium ascorbate, my insides turn to mush. So tolerances differ.

By the way quercetin is also excellent for vascular health, and there are reports that COVID is primarily an attack on vascular tissue. My sister went to medical school and she said one prof told the class that daily quercetin will keep you from ever having a stroke. She is taking 500 mg a day right for virus prevention hopefully.

What we (I) don't know is how effective quercetin is as zinc Ionophore compared to hydroxychloroquine. How much quercetin would one have to take to be comparable to a dose of hydroxychloroquine? Does anybody know?

just eat kale leaves all day, become a brontosaur

The zinc pills I have are about a 350% rda. I'm afraid to take them daily.

Queer

"What we (I) don't know is how effective quercetin is as zinc Ionophore compared to hydroxychloroquine. How much quercetin would one have to take to be comparable to a dose of hydroxychloroquine? Does anybody know?"


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.

also saw this:

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

They are seeing great results with healthcare workers on 500 mg a day and patients on 1000 mg a day. But its still in preliminary studies and all that jazz.

In doing a search, I found an extraordinary amount of links about quercetin being effective in shrinking cancer tumors. Fascinating information out there. I never even heard of it before this year.

Tonic water
Green tea
Vitamin C and
Zinc

Thanks OP

I saw that and bought some as well. Great info! Definitely deserves repeating!

50mg / zinc a day
1000-5000 iu vit d liquid only not pill
500-1000 mg vit c or eat lots of fruit high in vit c

imagine not being able to get onions ...;)

I don't onow one person who has died from this tho. And I don't know one person who knows one person who has died from this.

So should I really run around trying to buy all of these supps to cure this shite or save my money for ammo for the coming "revolution" when Trump gets re-elected?!?

Hydroxycloroquine is FIVE CENTS A SHOT.

How poor could one be not to afford that?

Even a pop can picked off the street and put in the crusher would provide enough funds.

A guy I consider a genius suggests taking supplements no more than 5 days per week. Zinc he suggests once weekly unless you're sick. This is to prevent toxicity and allow the liver to clean itself.

I know that's not definitive from a recognized expert, but it sounds plausible to me and I tend to take that approach. I do tend to take zinc 2-3 times weekly when doing intense exercise multiple days.

Ammo for the win! Even CDC says you’ll test positive for COVID if you had a cold. This is a move to shove us into the NWO. Don’t let them shove you.

Goes well with lemons. (Vitamin C and alkalinity)

Yeah ... except the FDA banned the shit ... thus this thread.

True, but you can't buy HC over the counter like you can Quercetin (at least not in the US), and most pharmacies are posting this notice about filling prescriptions for it, if you're lucky enough to find a doc who will write you one for it proactively:

"Due to directives from Boards of Pharmacy, we are ONLY dispensing Hydroxychloroquine to patients with history of use for an autoimmune disorder such as Lupus or Rheumatoid Arthritis prior to 3/1/2020 or a positive diagnosis of COVID-19"

It will cause diarrhea if you take too much.

You don't have to take it every day.

I’m a Nutritional Therapist and one of the functional tests I perform on clients is the Zinc Taste Test. It’s very simple.

You take two teaspoons of Aquarius Zinc solution and swish it around in your mouth. If it tastes bitter and strong you not zinc deficient. If it tastes like water or has hardly any taste at all you are slightly zinc deficient, if it tastes sweet you are severely zinc deficient.

My experience is that 80 to 90 percent of people are zinc deficient to one extent or another. The most frequent reason is lack of stomach acid, which is an entirely different subject.

Biotics brand is the one I use just because I have a wholesale account with them and I’m confident that they produce clean, very high quality products. I’m sure other brands are probably fine.

If you are interested in reading about the epidemic of low stomach acid you can read my articles at kodiakcompass.com . They are the two top stories posted there right now.

Thanks! Great information.
Yeah I've been taking quite a lot of zinc orotate, so sometimes wonder if it's time to taper down for a while or not. Will check this out.

Is there a way to know if you've had too much zinc??

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