I just made Chloroquine

Here is a link for a similar recipe that also mentions dosages and other uses for Quinine - including arthritis, lupus, and parasites. It also says that Quinine is naturally occurring in CoQ10 as well.

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I don't believe u

Pictures of a naked jar of grapefruit juice?

You'll have to fight me for them.

Thankyou

You are welcome!

I don't often save threads, but this one is right up my alley.

And now I get to use this. . .

Was helping care for a wounded veteran who had injured himself. He became uncooperative about taking liquids and developed a fever, and so had to be taken to the hospital where he was diagnosed with Covid. Two days later (this morning), I also became ill.


I awoke this morning with a fever, hurting all over and sore throat. Took ivermectin as well as the homemade chloroquine and homemade Liposomal C.

Feeling significantly better now, but still not 100%.

Will update later.

I do. I can make crank from seaweed, mormon tea, and piss. I think this chloroquine should be easy too .

It's me again.

24 hours later I am totally well. Never seen anything like it. I was feverish, achy, sore throat, miserable yesterday morning. This morning, I feel completely fine and ready to go.

I took second dose of ivermectin yesterday and kept up with the chloroquine and L-C every other hour all day yesterday. Slept through the night, and plan to keep up the regimen today even though I feel fine.

I'll let you know if it comes back, but so far, I think I kicked it.

Thanks for the info, A.G. :)

Chloroquine is synthetic. You at most made quinine which is far less effective AFAIK.

Just to update anyone interested: I am well. No return of fever, congestion, aches, or any other flu symptom. I was sick about one day.

I just got another kilo of Cinchona Bark Powder.

$68.00 Canadian delivery included.

Worth the money IMHO

So, a still would be ideal?

Thanks OP!

5 stars!

When my husband was sick with terrlble headache, fever, loss of taste, I gave him tonic water and hot packs on his head. Gave him a lot of relief and he was very much inproved in 2 days, working in 4. FWIW.

Your recipe has no quinine in it.. no source of it.. citrus and ginger boiled is.. citrus ginger tea. Forget an ingredient in your recipe?

I also think you can dry the grapefruit and lemon peel in a dehydrator and then crush it and add it in small doses to yogurt with honey.

Its also anti cancer.

The coQ10 surprised me. I have PQQ caps, pyrroloqinolina Quinone that I am taking with resveratrol and NAD+, ie B3. I think that is related as well.

This is interesting info on COFFEE:


[link to www.coffeescience.org (secure)]

Far less than 50%:


5. Quinine

The bitter compound is one of the primary agents in coffee that give the latter some of its antioxidant properties. Quinine is derived from the bark of a tropical evergreen plant known as Cinchona tree—mainly used in Malaria treatment.

The bitterness in some coffee beans can be connected to elevated quinine content. Quinine and coffee belong to the same Rubiaceae family. But more importantly, quinine as an antioxidant becomes more potent after coffee is roasted significantly.Coffee beverages contain tiny amounts of quinine substance, though. Quinine is, in fact, harmful in larger quantities, and some people have allergic reactions to it. But the tiny amounts that have shown up in coffee sample tests are pretty little and approved by the Food and Drugs Authority (FDA)




Apparently they're related.




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

Far less than 50%:



Tea and coffee contain bitter components that contribute to their pleasant taste. Both drinks contain bitter-tasting caffeine, while coffee contains another bitter molecule called quinine, which is also found in tonic water.

Previous research has found that people taste bitter flavours like caffeine, quinine and an artificial substance called propylthiouracil differently according to the types of taste receptor genes they have.

Read more: [link to www.newscientist.com (secure)]

Walnut husks, the green part apparently contains a form of quinine that has shown promise in anti malaria use and therefore other health benefits as well:

[link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)]

Far less than 50%:


9.2. Naphthoquinones, Naphthoquinone Glycosides, Naphthalenes

Naphthoquinones are a crucial group of plant chemicals that have been extensively studied in the Juglandaceae family. The retention time and the content of the corresponding naphthoquinone compounds are given in Table 2, and their chemical structures are shown in Figure 3. In a comprehensive investigation, 27 naphthoquinones and their derivatives, including four new naphthalenyl glucosides and 23 other known compounds, have been isolated from the green husk of J. mandshurica Maxim [144]. It has been reported that juglone was the most important phenolic compound with the highest content. This naphthoquinone was also detected in other investigations [23,24,26,121,122,136]. Recently, the 3-methoxy derivative of juglone was identified for the first time in Persian walnut husks [121]. Meanwhile, 3-methoxy and 2-methoxy juglone have been found in the green walnut husk of J. mandshurica Maxim [144]. Analyzing the liqueur obtained from the husk showed the presence of 1,4-naphthoquinone in Persian walnuts [26]. This naphthoquinone has been detected by other authors [24,122] in the husk of the Persian walnut. Furthermore, 1,2-naphatalenediol was also isolated from the Persian walnut husk [136], and 1-naphthol and 8-hydroxyquinoline have been quantified by HPLC in the Persian walnut husk [28]. Some derivatives of 1,4-naphthoquinone, including 5,8-dihydroxy-1,4-naphthoquinone, 2-hydroxy-1,4-naphthoquinone, 2,5-dihydroxy-1,4-naphthoquinone, 3,5-dihydroxy-1,4-naphthoquinone, 5-methoxy-1,4-naphthoquinone, and engelharquinone were identified in the husk of J. mandshurica Maxim [144]. Another study isolated a new naphthalenone (4R)-3,4-dihydro-4-butoxy-5-hydroxy-naphthalene-1 (2H)-one from the green husk extract of J. mandshurica Maxim (Figure 4) [80].





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Far less than 50%:

Recently atovaquone, a hydroxy-naphtoquinone derivative, was reported as an effective antimalarial drug against the multidrugresistant parasite with a novel drug mechanism. This discovery, which emerged from earlier studies, opened a new approach for the design of new quinone antimalarials

From grapefruit? You can Google and see that Hydroxychloroquin can be made from Spanish Moss, many southern states use, but Lol I don't think steaming grapefruits is making you HC ;)

grapefruit juice jacks with medication.

op's tryin to kill yall

Also K vitamins found in many things naturally are Naphthoquinones and they're a form of quinine that work with malaria and anti cancer.

Oddly enough they find low K2 in people with more severe covid. And its helpful in someone with covid to take K vitamins.




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I've been posting all of this because citrus peel has a lot of nutrients but can't find the quinine, however the idea that it only comes from 1 bark, I've disproved, in forms that actually have been used in malaria for example.

And in much more readily available forms.

And it turns out we need quinine, for example K vitamins are important to regulate blood clotting.

Quinines are natural, of course every version is different to some extent.

I think they're keeping alot of health information from people because K vitamins are also anti cancer.

They don't want people to know what their bodies need, what is anti viral and would keep them healthy.


Grapefruit peels contain alot of health benefits and ZINC, COPPER, Potassium, C, Magnesium.


They contain Quercetin related flavanoids in the peels and thus are very much like Quinine and Quercetin and in fact the peel can be used in chemo type treatment.

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



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Cranberries contain good amount of K vitamins, ie quinine related.

it turns out K vitamins are a form of quinine.

Anti cancer.

Last Edited by Sungaze_At_Dawn on 01/03/2021 12:31 AM

Do you leave the peels on the fruit?

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Last Edited by DeliRiousNomad on 08/29/2021 07:46 PM

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