You have just tested positive for Covid, now what?

[Pekelo]

Well, just don't ask your doctor, because you will get an advice like: Go home quarantine and drink plenty of liquid. Instead of that, let's use the collective power of the internet:

https://www.reddit.com/r/path%3D%252Fr%252FSupplements%252Fcomments%252Fkj26s4%252F

Lots of good advice here, almost too much. The basic is vit D in large doses, Zinc and Quercetin. You can throw in NAC, baby aspirin and other stuffs like Melotonin, but the most important in the early stages of the infection is vit D, Zinc + ionophore.

 

[wrbtrader]

Well, just don't ask your doctor, because you will get an advice like: Go home quarantine and drink plenty of liquid. Instead of that, let's use the collective power of the internet:

https://www.reddit.com/r/path%3D%252Fr%252FSupplements%252Fcomments%252Fkj26s4%252F

Lots of good advice here, almost too much. The basic is vit D in large doses, Zinc and Quercetin. You can throw in NAC, baby aspirin and other stuffs like Melotonin, but the most important in the early stages of the infection is vit D, Zinc + ionophore.

If Covid-19 has not robbed your libido...

Wear a face mask the next time you're in bed with the other person to reduce that viral load.

wrbtrader

 

[virtusa]

Well, just don't ask your doctor, because you will get an advice like: Go home quarantine and drink plenty of liquid. Instead of that, let's use the collective power of the internet:

https://www.reddit.com/r/path%3D%252Fr%252FSupplements%252Fcomments%252Fkj26s4%252F

Lots of good advice here, almost too much. The basic is vit D in large doses, Zinc and Quercetin. You can throw in NAC, baby aspirin and other stuffs like Melotonin, but the most important in the early stages of the infection is vit D, Zinc + ionophore.

So you interent is more safe than medical advice from a doctor?

Did yoou apply the UV lung disinfectant technology from Trump too? Because that's found on internet too. Do you have a high degree in medical science?

 

[Pekelo]

So you interent is more safe than medical advice from a doctor?

Sadly, but yes. Again, the generic medical advice is, stay home drink liquids. Fuck me but that wouldn't have been a particularly helpful advice 100 years ago and we have improved a bit since.

I can quote/link for you at least 4-5 medical doctors from the internet (yes, there are doctors on the net, I know strange) who advised the same as early as March, when the mainstream establishment of doctorhood had big fucking nothing. If you don't like my approach go home and drink some liquid I am sure it will help your Covid, but if you have a little common sense, you follow the given advice. Or at least google it...

And yes, I have a Ph.D. in google fu, that can save lives under certain circumstances, thanks for asking.

P.S.: Are you just generally bitchy about the internet, or do you actually have an argument against any of the given advice? Because the basic advice posted by me can be easily backed up by studies and research, so you have a lost case...

 

[Wallet]

Well, just don't ask your doctor, because you will get an advice like: Go home quarantine and drink plenty of liquid. Instead of that, let's use the collective power of the internet:

https://www.reddit.com/r/path%3D%252Fr%252FSupplements%252Fcomments%252Fkj26s4%252F

Lots of good advice here, almost too much. The basic is vit D in large doses, Zinc and Quercetin. You can throw in NAC, baby aspirin and other stuffs like Melotonin, but the most important in the early stages of the infection is vit D, Zinc + ionophore.

Thumbs up, but people should be taking that before they get sick.

 

[Pekelo]

I have a reddit quote for Virtusa:

apollo11junkie

"I hope this gains momentum. My mother contracted COVID in a Brooklyn assisted living facility and then sent to the ICU. I asked the doctor if he could give her HCQ (other hospitals in the area were using it), but he said no. I asked about zinc and Querceten, and he said no. I asked about IV vitamin C, and he said no, that's only for sepsis. She died on 4/10/2020."

 

[Pekelo]

Thumbs up, but people should be taking that before they get sick.

The title of the thread....>>> positive, not sick

 

[virtusa]

And yes, I have a Ph.D. in google fu, that can save lives under certain circumstances, thanks for asking.

What is a Ph. D. in google fu?
Psychotic Dreamer as a googling fool?

P.S.: Are you just generally bitchy about the internet, or do you actually have an argument against any of the given advice? Because the basic advice posted by me can be easily backed up by studies and research, so you have a lost case...

I am not bitchy about the internet, I am bitchy about people who abuse internet.
If everything that is posted on internet is accepted as proof, you can proof anything. Watch what Trump is posting...
People who use internet as proof missed probably part of their basic education in their childhood. In that basic education my children learned already at a very young age that on internet things are not always as they are in reality. On internet you can pretend to be anybody and you can tell anything. Nobody will stop you.

A well known "expert" on internet wrote:"Do apply the UV lung disinfectant technology?"
Did you do that, because that's found on internet too. And it was written by a famous "expert".

 

[virtusa]

I have a reddit quote for Virtusa:

apollo11junkie

"I hope this gains momentum. My mother contracted COVID in a Brooklyn assisted living facility and then sent to the ICU. I asked the doctor if he could give her HCQ (other hospitals in the area were using it), but he said no. I asked about zinc and Querceten, and he said no. I asked about IV vitamin C, and he said no, that's only for sepsis. She died on 4/10/2020."

Conclusion: let's throw out doctors and replace them by people postoing on internet.

But on the internet a lot of people are posting that Covid does not exist. So probably this woman died from something else.

I could also make a posting with the opposite situation and post that here as proof. It would proof that your quotation is fake. We can continue these simulations in eternity. The only thing that was sure is that the doctor was a doctor, and appollo11 junkie (what's in a name?) was not a doctor. I would prefer advice from a doctor and not from a junkie.

 

[Pekelo]

I could also make a posting with the opposite situation

Sure. And you could also make a post actually criticizing any of the advice given instead of just generic bitching. But you won't, I assume.