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There's even more going on here. Take a look at the studies and note 1) the timing and 2) the lack of zinc. We've already had statistically significant results,
by stcredzero 6y ago
There's even more going on here. Take a look at the studies and note 1) the timing and 2) the lack of zinc. We've already had statistically significant results, where zinc is a significant factor with HCQ. Also the timing doesn't make sense. Wait 4 days after they show up so the virus can replicate, then give them a viral replication inhibitor? Huh?
Check out Dr. Martensen's videos. He's called this stuff earlier than anyone I'm aware of:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUD_wvkNhnk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IUD_wvkNhnk
Also, compare and contrast what the news media was saying at the time. Then, compare and contrast with this: (WHO report which also shows how safe HCQ is)
https://www.who.int/malaria/mpac/mpac-mar2017-erg-cardiotoxicity-report-session2.pdf https://www.who.int/malaria/mpac/mpac-mar2017-erg-cardiotoxi...
- ejstronge 6y agoI’ve never seen a published report on zinc and chloroquine, and this combination seems to only appear in YouTube videos. Do you have any links to clinical studies?
- stcredzero 6y agoThere's a study referenced here. The p-value for Zinc vs. No Zinc is 0.003. https://youtu.be/IH2UoBUcW2I?t=1289 https://youtu.be/IH2UoBUcW2I?t=1289 The study title, and authors are here: https://youtu.be/IH2UoBUcW2I?t=1008 https://youtu.be/IH2UoBUcW2I?t=1008