Hey everyone,
I just wanted to drop some critical information that I just recently put together myself.
Bromelain, an enzyme found in pineapple, could be a very effective therapeutic for treating both coronavirus and potentially some of the damage caused by vaccines as well.
Why is bromelain important? It's an enzyme that helps you digest proteins. The most important fact about this is that it digests specifically the proteins that are responsible for inflammatory responses caused by your immune system.
Asthmatics take bromelain supplements sometimes because it helps keep their airways from swelling up. I do this, myself to treat my asthma symptoms and it makes a massive difference in my quality of life, personally. The reason why it eases symptoms in asthmatics is because we naturally have more of the immune cells in our lungs which produce those inflammatory proteins.
Cytokine storm, a potential complication caused by either the virus on its own in some cases, or as a potential hazard related to antibody dependent enhancement, can also be treated with bromelain because it clears out the proteins from the system which cause the inflammation.
It's also sold over the counter.
I have already identified two studies which support my hypothesis: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32995771/ https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33084621/
Another promising study added bromelain into a mix with zinc supplements, quercetin supplements (an over the counter replacement hydorychloroquine), and vitamin C. This one is still ongoing. https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04468139
Quercetin deserves a thread all of its own, because it performs the same function as hydroxychloroquine as an ionophore that helps transport zinc ions into the cell.
Just wanted to add that quinine is also a zinc ionophore and is from the Cinchona Officianalis tree. Quercetin is a flavonoid from certain plants and herbs. It is am anti-oxidant. Quinine has additional anti-inflammatory properties and has clinical evidence, as well as anecdotal evidence of anti-cancer properties. I would added that to your cocktail.
I would use quercetin over quinine because quercetin has a better safety profile than quinine does. It's easier to overdose on quinine and cause adverse effects if you take too much. This problem is exacerbated if you are using raw bark and making tea or something like that, when you can't get an exact dose. That's why when I use botanical supplements I go for quercetin containing supplements instead.
Ginkgo is great for that, because it's also a nootropic that helps keep you cognitively functioning well, to boot!
This is good info. Quinine prevents Covid. It is a main ingredient in tonic water so I bought an extract from Amazon since I mix with soda water because I don’t want the sugar in tonic water.
You can get quinine in 500mg herb capsules. I've ordered several 60 capsule bottles and 50mg of zinc. I take them daily. I also picked up artisinin capsules, graviola, vitamin D and C with bioflavinoids for bio availability for absorption.