Hydroxchloroquine

[wd9]

Didn't Trump say America first?

https://twitter.com/i/status/1244089550005305344

Now here is the scary part, 20,000 per day in the last 3 or 4 days, deaths occur when, like 10 to 14 days after mostly?

[furrowtickler]

Interestingly i read an article a bit ago about that. The Ro was 1.46 and they didn't fall asleep at the wheel when it first came out vs as high as 3.5. 11 days they were testing vs CV19 was 7 weeks and already running out of supplies. Not sure but H1N1 wasn't contagious till symptoms showed - and always showed.

Also said the biggest problem with covid is the social media storm pumping out bad information faster then the virus, telling people not to worry, overblown, there is a cure, kind of like half the posts here.

Give this one 2 years, then you can be able to compare the results of the 2.

Agree within 2 years, time will tell maybe sooner

[Oliver88]

Interestingly i read an article a bit ago about that. The Ro was 1.46 and they didn't fall asleep at the wheel when it first came out vs as high as 3.5. 11 days they were testing vs CV19 was 7 weeks and already running out of supplies. Not sure but H1N1 wasn't contagious till symptoms showed - and always showed.

Also said the biggest problem with covid is the social media storm pumping out bad information faster then the virus, telling people not to worry, overblown, there is a cure, kind of like half the posts here.

Give this one 2 years, then you can be able to compare the results of the 2.

The biggest issue in Canada was not stopping flights from China to Canada earlier.
Up until recently it was racist and xenophobic to restrict any flights from entering Canada or also illegal border jumpers entering. Since than it’s no longer racist but flights still are coming in.

People without PHD’s will have to explain this very simple concept to Dr. Tam and our woke PM.

[15444]

Agree within 2 years, time will tell maybe sooner

More like 2 months.

Somebody is delusional if they think the baby boomers are going to miss the cottage this year or the millenials are going to miss their time at the beach.

There is going to be blood on the streets if this carries into the summer. And it could very well be parents eliminating their spawn after they learn what useless little bastards they are, trapped in the same house/apartment.

[Oliver88]

Obama was not a narcissist and a incessant liar. Swine flue has a death rate of 1/10 covid-19 . Anytime any one calls him on his lies it is called bashing by his base. He bullies and demeans anyone who does not praise him. Why would anyone with an ounce of decency any intelligence respect someone like that? He has corrupted the office of the most powerful country in the world.

Wow, it’s time for TDS treatment.

[FarmJunkie]

Sounds like the pandemic is more about blaming Trump and then getting rid of him. I swear if he cured cancer CNN and the leftards would blame him for increasing the worlds population. Now we can’t feed everyone. Damn Trump!

[agstar77]

Sorry, but...

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Good likeness of Jazz!!

[jazz]

Well now we know its serious when politicians start offing themselves. Nothing fishy at all.

https://www.dw.com/en/german-state-finance-minister-thomas-schäfer-found-dead/a-52948976 German state finance minister Thomas Schäfer found dead

[A990]

https://www.trustnodes.com/2020/03/28/debate-ends-over-chloroquine-as-france-officially-sanctions-usage https://www.trustnodes.com/2020/03/28/debate-ends-over-chloroquine-as-france-officially-sanctions-usage

[shtferbrains]

guangzhou-pharma-taps-old-antimalarial-drug

(Yicai Global) Feb. 19 -- China's Guangzhou Pharmaceutical Holdings has ended a two-decade break to resume the production of an antimalarial drug with proven Covid-19 suppressing abilities.

Guangzhou Pharmaceutical will soon bring the first batch of 500,000 tablets of chloroquine onto the Chinese mainland market, The Paper reported. The products were prepared in a day after the southern Chinese firm got the green light to restart production on Feb. 17. The maximum capacity is 2 million units per day.

China has 23 firms that have the license to make chloroquine, the biggest of which is Shanghai Pharmaceuticals Holding, but many have stopped due to the country's scarce malaria cases. However, the virus outbreak that has claimed 2,008 lives in China has shaken up the medical sector to brush up on old skills.

The Wuhan Institute of Virology, administered by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said on Feb. 4 that chloroquine and US Gilead Sciences's antiviral drug remdesivir have been useful in treating Covid-19. Since then, more than 10 hospitals in different cities have tested these drugs on patients with positive results.

Chloroquine is cheaper than remdesivir but with similar effects, an industry insider told The Paper. Experts have recommended the antimalarial drug to be added to the national Covid-19 treatment plan, the Ministry of Science and Technology's spokesperson said at a press conference on Feb. 17.

Chloroquine is not the ultimate cure for all Covid-19 patients but it can help without many side effects, Zhong Nanshan, academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, said at a press conference yesterday.




2 million doses a day is a big trial!

They had been buying all the could get from other countries since at least March 8.

Note how the dates line up with their infection chart like the one Biglentil posted above.

They never "Flattened the curve" as theirs went straight up and then dropped of quickly about a week after this article.

[furrowtickler]

guangzhou-pharma-taps-old-antimalarial-drug

(Yicai Global) Feb. 19 -- China's Guangzhou Pharmaceutical Holdings has ended a two-decade break to resume the production of an antimalarial drug with proven Covid-19 suppressing abilities.

Guangzhou Pharmaceutical will soon bring the first batch of 500,000 tablets of chloroquine onto the Chinese mainland market, The Paper reported. The products were prepared in a day after the southern Chinese firm got the green light to restart production on Feb. 17. The maximum capacity is 2 million units per day.

China has 23 firms that have the license to make chloroquine, the biggest of which is Shanghai Pharmaceuticals Holding, but many have stopped due to the country's scarce malaria cases. However, the virus outbreak that has claimed 2,008 lives in China has shaken up the medical sector to brush up on old skills.

The Wuhan Institute of Virology, administered by the Chinese Academy of Sciences, said on Feb. 4 that chloroquine and US Gilead Sciences's antiviral drug remdesivir have been useful in treating Covid-19. Since then, more than 10 hospitals in different cities have tested these drugs on patients with positive results.

Chloroquine is cheaper than remdesivir but with similar effects, an industry insider told The Paper. Experts have recommended the antimalarial drug to be added to the national Covid-19 treatment plan, the Ministry of Science and Technology's spokesperson said at a press conference on Feb. 17.

Chloroquine is not the ultimate cure for all Covid-19 patients but it can help without many side effects, Zhong Nanshan, academician at the Chinese Academy of Engineering, said at a press conference yesterday.




2 million doses a day is a big trial!

They had been buying all the could get from other countries since at least March 8.

Note how the dates line up with their infection chart like the one Biglentil posted above.

They never "Flattened the curve" as theirs went straight up and then dropped of quickly about a week after this article.

Hmmm 🤔 , interesting stuff . Same with A990 post .... and Jazz who has been getting screamed at for even mentioning it a long time ago .
Hopefully good news , all politics aside

[furrowtickler]

https://www.dailywire.com/news/france-officially-sanctions-drug-after-78-of-80-patients-recover-from-covid-19-within-five-days

[rumrocks]

Rudy Guilani interviews Dr. Valadmir Zelenko who is treating about 450 patients for coronavirus. The Dr. is using the hydroxy treatment which costs $20.00, however he has been only treating for 9 days. This video is 40 minutes long but if short of time, he starts talking numbers around the 20 minute mark. I apologize if this has already been posted by others as I've been away from Agriville for a while.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TJdjhd_XG8&feature=youtu.be https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TJdjhd_XG8&feature=youtu.be

[Oliver88]

Why aren't organizations like the FDA and the WHO saying quick, let's use these? Because they are cautious organizations based on trials and results. You don't just take a drug that shows some promise and then tell everyone to use it.

FDA now has approved it to be prescribed by doctors. Today during the daily press update Dr. Fauci was asked about the 1100 trials that are currently going on in New York and elsewhere and he was very pleased.
Hopefully these drugs will provide favourable results and will give doctors information they need.

(W.H.O. actually was stating that Covid-19 couldn’t be transmitted between humans so not sure of their credibility.)

[Guest]

FDA now has approved it to be prescribed by doctors. Today during the daily press update Dr. Fauci was asked about the 1100 trials that are currently going on in New York and elsewhere and he was very pleased.
Hopefully these drugs will provide favourable results and will give doctors information they need.

(W.H.O. actually was stating that Covid-19 couldn’t be transmitted between humans so not sure of their credibility.)

How dare you !!!!! Lol