Covid-19 had us all fooled, but we might have found its secret

[Elderberry]

Ice Age Now April 12, 2020 by Caroline Snyder

Explains why chloroquine and Z-Pak (also known as azithromycin or Zithromax) work.

I have been thinking this for several weeks now, so it is good to see other folks thinking the same. By the way, I am an RN and a Nutritional Biochemist in former times.

The Malaria-COVID-19 connection is explained very well here in this link.

I am unpacking this to a very simple level so all of you can understand why Z-Pak, also known as azithromycin or Zithromax, works, as does the Quinine derivative chloroquine! That doctor compares the presentation to that of altitude sickness, and he is spot-on! (See “We are treating the wrong disease.”)

Like Malaria, the coronavirus “ROBS” red blood cells of the ability to “collect and transfer” oxygen to wherever it is needed. This results in lower and lower Oxygen levels.. organs start to fail as they can’t get enough oxygen to function properly.. people die…. this alone is likely why those who already have eg Kidney or Heart, or Liver Failure, have a high morbidity.. also anyone who doesn’t have a SPLEEN is at VERY high risk as the spleen is involved with filtering your blood. The spleen affects the number of red blood cells that carry oxygen throughout your body, by breaking down and removing cells that are abnormal, old, or damaged.. also If you have COPD, or are a smoker, and/or have Cardiovascular Disease, you ALREADY have impaired Oxygen transport mechanisms, so this is another perfectly logical co-morbidity!

More: https://www.iceagenow.info/covid-19-had-us-all-fooled-but-we-might-have-found-its-secret/#more-31461

[Free Vulcan]

It's funny how the genome of this virus carries qualities both inherent to both malaria and HIV (and treatable by the respective drugs), and less so in some respects than a typical coronavirus.

If this thing isn't genetically engineered, then we should all be terrified, because it then would seem to be able to pick up non-typical traits out in the wild by simple recombination.