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Thanks for sharing this, not sure why you're getting downvoted. TCM has its place, Artemisia Annua has been used as an anti-malarial treatment as well for hundr

Thanks for sharing this, not sure why you're getting downvoted. TCM has its place, Artemisia Annua has been used as an anti-malarial treatment as well for hundreds of years, and again, is cheap, available, and side effects are known. I've had anecdotal experience that it's helpful for milder coronavirus symptoms.

AlexandrB 7y ago
> Thanks for sharing this, not sure why you're getting downvoted. Because TCM is - charitably - pseudoscience. Many of its remedies involve grinding up endangered animals into concoctions that have no plausible mechanism of treating the thing they're meant to treat. > I've had anecdotal experience that it's helpful for milder coronavirus symptoms. I have anecdotal experience that my microsorium musifolium plant has been effective in preventing coronavirus infection in my household. Unfortunately, just like your statement, this doesn't qualify as evidence and shouldn't be used to make public health decisions.
- forgingahead 7y ago
  You are mindreading my comment of "TCM has its place" and are wrongly confusing it in your own imagination of "used to make public health decisions". Please don't do that, it's insulting to folks trying to have open discussions, and it also makes you, the mindreader, stressed and anxious about things that are not happening.