[You're Trumped] Hydroxychloroquine found to reduce risk of Covid-19 infection: S'pore study

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Will our MOH HSA be OPEN enough to allow IVM for prophylaxis as well as treatment - CAN similarly put an 'end' as such to the c19 crisis just like Zimbabwe did n maybe soon ravaged India too with its new All-Out Push with IVM IGNORING the fraudulent WHO n FDA 'not-live saving advice' against IVM except in clinical use !!!







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Do most of the citizens take a weekly HCQ dose to prevent malaria? If they do there’s your answer, a proactive prophylactic.
 
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Just came across this short video that was done last August - he had a paper on it too

 

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This is especially for that ignorant Polyclinic dementia clinic doc who insisted that 50ng/mL serum Vit D3 was toxic level



 

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When performing keblakang pusing

You PIVOT 180 degree

Understand
 

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Thanks to Intrinion in my FF Infractions thread

He dug up the published paper

International Journal of Infectious Diseases

Volume 106, May 2021, Pages 314-322

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971221003453

Positive impact of oral hydroxychloroquine and povidone-iodine throat spray for COVID-19 prophylaxis: An open-label randomized trial​

So the study actually show is that providing iodine might work as preventive, however, HCQ arm was underpowered due to sample size and people dropping out (out of fear of side effect).

So..... Ok.... You have iodine spray may help reduce Covid due to reducing virus burden.
 

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No medicine can prevent or cure virus infections. There's no point trying. The only thing that works is your antibodies, and the vaccine itself doesn't prevent or cure anything as well. Vaccines are to train your body to recognise the virus and kill it immediately, instead of taking a few weeks to learn how to do it through the real infection.

If some drug can prevent or cure virus infections, flu would have been cured long ago.
 

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Thanks to Intrinion in my FF Infractions thread

He dug up the published paper

International Journal of Infectious Diseases

Volume 106, May 2021, Pages 314-322

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971221003453

Positive impact of oral hydroxychloroquine and povidone-iodine throat spray for COVID-19 prophylaxis: An open-label randomized trial​

Don't know what this study is supposed to tell us. You have to administer the drug every day for 42 days, 20% chance of getting a random side effect, and it's tested against one attempt of infection. It does not say how long this antibody protection lasts until the effect wears off, doesn't say against what strain, doesn't say how you're going to re-protect yourself a second time once the protection wears off. It was tested for a very narrow demographic, not generalisable at all, and did not check at all for asymptomatic infections. What a waste of time and money.
 
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