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Originally Posted by Fish
Except here's information directly from the American Journal of Medicine stating the exact opposite of what you claim:
That quote directly refutes your claim. I'm sure you'll revise your opinion now, after being shown direct evidence from the source.... right?
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That article only mentions HCQ, which by itself is virtually worthless. Zinc is crucial.
In January, they published this:
https://stateofthenation.co/?p=51305
In which they said that HCQ, Azithromycin and Zinc was their recommended protocol and the most effective treatment.
Although it's interesting how quickly they changed their tune from this:
HCQ was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in 1955, has been used by hundreds of millions of people worldwide since then, is sold over the counter in many countries, and has a well-characterized safety profile that should not raise undue alarm.
to this:
The article that the Brazilian government quotes as “proof” of the efficacy of HCQ was posted in PubMed before studies demonstrated that HCQ does more harm than good.
So they suddenly decided to disregard 66 years of safety evidence due to a few studies in which extreme doses were administered to very late stage patients? Seems legit.