More Proof HCQ Beats Coronavirus, 2984

Good morning, I’m still reporting on a possible cure and preventative for coronavirus.
Six days ago, Still Report #2978 revealed that a new possible treatment – or even a cure – for coronavirus had been studied extensively in China and South Korea and now a new study showed that it’s true. Hydroxychloroquine is an inexpensive drug widely used to treat malaria and autoimmune diseases and now has proven to be effective against coronavirus.
The best news is this drug is cheap – about 5 cents per dose – and is readily available and can be prescribed by your doctor.
The Stanford University study shows that 600 mg of Hydroxychloroquine – or HCQ – per day killed the coronavirus in 90% of patients.
As we pointed out in Still Report #2978, HCQ works by allowing zinc to enter virus-infected cells to disrupt their ability to reproduce. More studies are needed, however, it is likely that the remaining 10% of patients for whom HCQ did not work could have low blood levels of zinc that could be boosted by zinc supplementation.
Sublingual zinc – that is, sucking on zinc tablets – was shown in a 30-year-old study to shorten the duration of the common cold virus, but swallowing zinc tablets didn’t prove to be as effective.
The current theory is that HCQ opens a pathway for zinc in the blood so it can attack the coronavirus more effectively.
We believe that the Trump administration should immediately do whatever is necessary to make HCQ widely available if it is not currently available. We believe this is the cure the Chinese are currently using on its own population because it appears to stop coronavirus cold, and that’s before the addition of additional zinc is added.
One of the author’s of the Stanford study appeared briefly as the last guest on Laura Ingraham’s show last night. He had a bad internet connection, so I had to edit down his comments to remove the dropouts in the video.
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Please see the link below for more information on other studies on HCQ in Still Report #2978.
I’m still reporting from just outside the citadel of American freedom. Good Day.