Pepcid, Claritin, Zyrtec, vitamin d, Quercetin zinc NAC etc can all be used.
Diet tonic water, sardines, elderberry, garlic, can be used for the broke MFer's like me.
sardines with gardeneira and saltines is good as hell.
using saltines instead of melba toast
>gardeneira
Fag!!
Jk fermenting veggies is based.
claritin, really?
Claritin intrigued you but not zytec and Pepcid(antihistamine also) didn’t.
And this virus is so deadly that a antihistamine and/or antibiotic can prevent deaths in nursing homes with people in their 80’s and above in Spain.
Between March and April 2020, 84 elderly patients with suspected COVID-19 living in two nursing homes of Yepes, Toledo (Spain) were treated early with antihistamines (dexchlorpheniramine, cetirizine or loratadine), adding azithromycin in the 25 symptomatic cases. The outcomes are retrospectively reported.
Those are Zyrtec, Claritin and some euro antihistamine and a z pack.
The mean age of our population was 85 and 48% were over 80 years old. No hospital admissions, deaths, nor adverse drug effects were reported in our patient population. By the end of June, 100% of the residents had positive serology for COVID-19.
Is nobody in the west taking any cold medication when they get a positive test because it’s a coronavirus and not a “cold”? A simple antihistamine could save their lives even without the antibiotic if they don’t have too many other problems and start it soon, these people were 80+ and all survived. All you have to do is block the over reaction of the immune system(cytokine storm) which antihistamines do.
Spain study:
I didn't say the others didn't intrigue me either, but I was the most surprised by the claritin. Actually, I forgot Zyrtec was allergies too.
I continue wondering how they help , though, other than treating something that they have that is mistaken for covid.
Is nobody in the west taking any cold medication when they get a positive test because it’s a coronavirus and not a “cold”?
I've never before considered antihistamines as "cold medicine" rather than "allergy medicine"
All you have to do is block the over reaction of the immune system(cytokine storm) which antihistamines do.
Huh. I never knew antihistamines would prevent that. Good to know.
I was the most curious about claritin, btw, because I just take the generic version of it pretty regularly, between seasonal pollen/mold allergies, and being allergic to cats, but having a job that requires me to go into people's houses on a regular basis
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