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Amoxicillin For Covid?

posted 3 years ago by MagaLout 3 years ago by MagaLout +5 / -1

Yeah, as the title suggests really. Does anyone have any info, or if you tried it yourself? The mother in law has covid bad and she is struggling (she's over 70). I did tell my wife about Ivermectin but she saw on faggot MSM that it kills people. She is based but the MSM freaked her out. So, with that said, any ideas if amoxicillin would help? Nothing to lose really if it doesn't work I suppose.

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– vetpatriot17 3 points 3 years ago +3 / -0

Another doc I saw said if you already have COVID, your immune system needs 2 grams (yes grams, not micrograms) of Vitamin C PER HOUR. That sounded insane to me, but COVID must wreak havoc on the immune system and vitamin C can help interfere. I"m not a doc and do not know that doctor or his credentials, but maybe worth researching if you have time.

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– VERITASAEQUITAS 3 points 3 years ago +3 / -0

Apparently vitamin C at extremely high doses acts as an antiviral drug, effectively inactivating viruses.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7318306/

Vitamin C exerts its antiviral properties by supporting lymphocyte activity, increasing interferon-α production, modulating cytokines, reducing inflammation, improving endothelial dysfunction, and restoring mitochondrial function (4–6). There are also suggestions that vitamin C may be directly viricidal (7).

Vitamin C administration has been related to enhanced interferon production and was studied for its possible use for the prevention of vaccine failure. Rabies vaccination, when supplemented with 2 g oral vitamin C for each of the 3 injections provoked, at 24 h, increased serum IFN-α levels, indicating that “vitamin C is an effective stimulator of interferon production” (94). Mice on an ad libitum diet containing vitamin C increased induction of interferon (62–145%) depending on the viral titer of inoculation (95), and L-ascorbate added to stimulated mouse cell lines increases interferon synthesis (96)."

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– 2020voter 3 points 3 years ago +3 / -0

Vitamin C is water soluble to boot.

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