Wisconsin woman who’s been taking hydroxychloroquine for 19 years diagnosed with COVID-19

[skeeter]

Trump wanted the drug.  He is the expert.


Trump says doctors keep asking how he knows so much about the coronavirus

Tim O'Donnell
,The Week•March 7, 2020

President Trump mused about a career path not taken Friday.

Speaking to reporters at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia, about the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, which is spreading across the United States and throughout the world, Trump mentioned how much he enjoys talking about "this stuff." He attributes his previously unknown interest in epidemiological research to his uncle, Dr. John Trump, who used to teach at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. The president, who considers himself a genius, raised the scale even higher for his uncle, who he described as a "super genius."

Trump said doctors he's come across as the administration tries to get a handle on the outbreak have been surprised about how much he knows about COVID-19. "Maybe I have a natural ability," he said. "Maybe I should have done that instead of running for president."

https://news.yahoo.com/trump-says-doctors-keep-asking-153150773.html

Dr. Trump.  He is also an expert at science too, unless you hadn't caught that.

 

What a fool the president is when he should be listening to you.

[sneakypete]

What a fool the president is when he should be listening to you.

@skeeter 

[skeeter]

@skeeter 

I am interested in the tree bark solution though. I can't find any bona fide willow trees around here so I'm gonna give eucalyptus suppositories a shot.

[Chosen Daughter]

What a fool the president is when he should be listening to you.

Well, if you say so.  The quote does make him look like a fool, in my opinion.  But I can't think of a time ever that Dr.'s have pushed antibiotics when your not even sick. A good Dr. will tell you if you don't need them.

[Chosen Daughter]

I am interested in the tree bark solution though. I can't find any bona fide willow trees around here so I'm gonna give eucalyptus suppositories a shot.

Wow, have fun with that!

[Chosen Daughter]

My fire cider is more or less based upon Esther Emerys' recipe... Or rather Esther Emerys-Fouch... I would suppose it still can be found on the yootoobs searching Fire Cider and Fouch or Fouch-o-matic, The channel is abandoned some 2 years or more, but I think their stuff is still up. And if you recognize the name, yes, she is Carla Emerys' daughter.

And yes, it had horseradish :)

I would take a wee exception on the lack of understanding the prophylactic use of medicines... After all, you and I are taking prophylactics too - The difference being that our medicines are food, or at most organic vitamins and tinctures...

In addition to fire cider, I am taking 2 500 mg Cs with every meal to include 2 EmergenC first thing in the morning, so that is around 4-5000 mg... 10k IU of D +K, B complex (two sugar packets ?) Moringa, wheat grass, Oregano oil both topical anointing and internal (rubbed on gums)... Diet heavy to vinegar, local mountain honey, foraged and organic dark greens... And my hands beard and face are regularly treated to theive's oil.  With elderberry tincture and a whole mess of others ready for the first symptom. You know the drill...

The funny part though is that most all of that is already happening to treat my ailment, or I would be doing anyway through cold and flu season... So... 

I don't think you would be needing Hydroxychloroquine.  You are right that you are taking prophylactic.  The difference is that its good for you.  Its natural antibiotic.  Garlic and red onion...….. Another that I take is Cinnamon.  It regulates metabolism and if taken at the onset of colds, flu the symptoms will be mild and won't last.

I took Moringa also.  Out and haven't reordered.  I am going to step up the Vitamin C.  That was absolute after my cancer.  I have good multivitamin but it cannot hurt you to take lots of C.  I also take extra B-12.  Milk Thistle.

Keep on your good diet, Fire Cider and supplements.  I doubt you need the combo drug.

Oh, and I use oils too.  I use Ancient Greek Remedy for my skin.  Love, love, love it.  Doesn't clog pores.  I buy it on Amazon.

[Cyber Liberty]

Well, if you say so.  The quote does make him look like a fool, in my opinion.  But I can't think of a time ever that Dr.'s have pushed antibiotics when your not even sick. A good Dr. will tell you if you don't need them.

That's a pretty ignorant statement for one who claims to "know."  You should ask every Dentist I've had since I got my hips replaced what they prescribe me one hour before all dental appointments, and why. Of course, you won't because you might get nudged off your ignorant pedestal you've built for yourself.  And I'm not in the mood to explain it to you.

[EdinVA]

Well, if you say so.  The quote does make him look like a fool, in my opinion.  But I can't think of a time ever that Dr.'s have pushed antibiotics when your not even sick. A good Dr. will tell you if you don't need them.

People who have severe acne take antibiotics regularly to help them.

[PeteS in CA]

That's a pretty ignorant statement for one who claims to "know."  You should ask every Dentist I've had since I got my hips replaced what they prescribe me one hour before all dental appointments, and why. Of course, you won't because you might get nudged off your ignorant pedestal you've built for yourself.  And I'm not in the mood to explain it to you.

Mrs. S in CA also is prescribed precautionary antibiotics by her dentist before visits.

Coumadin/Warfarin is a very common medication to prevent strokes.

Clopidogrel is commonly prescribed after stent deployment to prevent the formation of clots and consequent stroke.

[roamer_1]

I don't think you would be needing Hydroxychloroquine.  You are right that you are taking prophylactic.  The difference is that its good for you.  Its natural antibiotic.  Garlic and red onion...….. Another that I take is Cinnamon.  It regulates metabolism and if taken at the onset of colds, flu the symptoms will be mild and won't last.

Yeah - Next to the sweet tea there's an ol pickle jar full of cinnamon tea... dark blood red and strong...  Enough water to make that jar poured into a pan, 3 fat sticks, maybe some cloves, brought to a boil, and then left till tomorrow. Started that as a reduction to save space as cinnamon tea is one of my favs... but I found out I like it just like that. It is brilliant... Though most gals that have tried it like it better with cream. and it makes a wicked base for chai...

Oh yeah, don't even get me started on teas and coffees... Got started with a selection for the fairer sex long ago, but hard times and trail-side have made me a fan. One of the very few luxuries in my kit is an alcohol stove *just* for that trail-side tea... And that has translated to home life, sure enough.

I drink more tea than most women. I love the near endless variety. If it dries, I have probably had it as tea. And of course, all that is medicinal too.. Gets to where you can't keep track that way, with so much medicine-as-food. 

[Free Vulcan]

Yeah - Next to the sweet tea there's an ol pickle jar full of cinnamon tea... dark blood red and strong...  Enough water to make that jar poured into a pan, 3 fat sticks, maybe some cloves, brought to a boil, and then left till tomorrow. Started that as a reduction to save space as cinnamon tea is one of my favs... but I found out I like it just like that. It is brilliant... Though most gals that have tried it like it better with cream. and it makes a wicked base for chai...

Oh yeah, don't even get me started on teas and coffees... Got started with a selection for the fairer sex long ago, but hard times and trail-side have made me a fan. One of the very few luxuries in my kit is an alcohol stove *just* for that trail-side tea... And that has translated to home life, sure enough.

I drink more tea than most women. I love the near endless variety. If it dries, I have probably had it as tea. And of course, all that is medicinal too.. Gets to where you can't keep track that way, with so much medicine-as-food. 

Tea is excellent. I love coffee but don't always want or need the caffeine.

And there are a zillion choices. Best of all you can grow your own herbs for the cost of the seed.

[Smokin Joe]

Why would anyone take aspirin when willow bark is so easy to come by and works better?

No willows on the lower Potomac, that's brackish water (Tidewater up to the Great Falls on the Potomac)

[Cyber Liberty]

Mrs. S in CA also is prescribed precautionary antibiotics by her dentist before visits.

Coumadin/Warfarin is a very common medication to prevent strokes.

Clopidogrel is commonly prescribed after stent deployment to prevent the formation of clots and consequent stroke.

Exactly.  I was addressing the "Nobody prescribes antibiotics to well people."  Yes, in fact they do, for the exact same reason the President has been taking HCQ.

[roamer_1]

Tea is excellent. I love coffee but don't always want or need the caffeine.

And there are a zillion choices. Best of all you can grow your own herbs for the cost of the seed.

That's right. 
I still have coffee most every morning, when it ain't dandelion coffee or the like - I keep a finger in that more natural obtainable stuff so that I am honed to it if everything goes away - Kinda like Poke Salad down South... If you're willing, the land will always feed you... You just need to know how. And if you know how, Poke Salad will fill your belly, and there is always a plenty... But if you don't know how, I hear tell Poke will kill you.

And I DID run out of coffee for a little while this time around... Only for a couple weeks, but there's always dandelion... If your palate is tuned to it, you can make do, and it's good. If I don't mind dandelion, I will always have coffee. For free. Tea is that too...

Up in the sticks I am prone to chaga, but also rose hip, juniper, and pine needle tea, and I have at it when I can, above what I may pack in... Again, to keep the palate tuned... Especially chaga, which is plentiful and free, unless you are in town - If you can find it at all, it's 60 to 80 bucks an oz... Crazy money. But that is because of its extraordinary medicinal qualities. But I can get at a backpack full fairly easy in a day, late winter when the snow is still on (gets you higher up to reach more). So I get more for free than most folks can justify, and drink chaga like a king.

Teas are marvelous. Sweet tea forever of course... I couldn't run out of that if I wanted to. There is ALWAYS a gallon jug in the fridge... And I boil it up at least twice a week. And then there's all the variety in store bought...  Already that is endless... but you ain't even getting started. Off the beaten trail is where you find the treasures. You trip over those, usually on a porch somewhere, when the lady of the house finds you amenable to tea (which I guess is rare in men)... She will happily haul out her favorite to see how you like it. I never turn that down. Probably my favorite to learn from is hillbilly hippie chicks. They are always doing something weird with herb teas, and some of the most fantastic tea I have ever had was found on a humble homestead porch.

 

[roamer_1]

No willows on the lower Potomac, that's brackish water (Tidewater up to the Great Falls on the Potomac)

There's something there that does the same. It ain't in my ken, but there's a medicine woman there that can tell you, sure enough.   

[Smokin Joe]

There's something there that does the same. It ain't in my ken, but there's a medicine woman there that can tell you, sure enough.   

Just know the terrain, I'm in willow bark country now..

[240B]

Check this out. Bought it my last time out at the store.

[Chosen Daughter]

Check this out. Bought it my last time out at the store.

Ginger is excellent for your health, and it fights germs.  The Fire Cider has Ginger also.  Green tea is very good too.