Recipe for Hydroxychloroquine
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Unfortunately the whole thing is a little off. I don't understand the numbering system, what exactly are we counting off here and why do we start a new number in the middle of an incomplete sentence? Also mentions tonic water then moves on, is the tonic water meant to be mixed with the concoction? I'd love to have a legible and understandable version of this, unfortunately I can't follow and feel like a lot is left out. Must be something to it though because I found TONS of MSM articles warning how dangerous this is and how it is NOT a substitute for man-made medications lol
Honestly, I'm catching multiple things off in this recipe. One, citrus and metal don't mix. Unless you're stripping or extracting. 2. Quinine is not synthetic. You aren't going to make HCQ ON your stove. Best you can get is some bad ass tea. If you can't can or chemistry, please be safe.
yeh, I think that was just the font the author chose. But I agree.
I made it and keep a bootle of it in the fridge. It is quite good with CO2 water.
Good to know. I have not actually made it yet.
This recipe says use enough water to cover the rinds by three inches. Can you quantify how much water you used? 3 inches above the rinds is a bit arbitrary. Also, if simmering for 2 hours, how much liquid is actually left? I just want to be sure I get the recipe correct. Thanks.
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Correct me if I'm wrong, but recipes like this aren't Hydroxychloroquine... more of a homemade version of Quercetin. Quinine is derived from the bark of a very specific tree, that grows in South America (Cinchona officinalis.) Chemical synthesis is not easily achieved, let alone by just dumping stuff in a pot and boiling the heck out of it. Citric Acid, found in citrus fruits, interact with metal readily, and often strip traces of those metals found in pots and pans into the substrate you are rendering or extracting. Anyone with basic canning skills knows this. Be very cautious about who you listen to about home made cures.
Multiple sources I have seen say it is HCQ. I am not a doctor and I am not a scientist. So, I am just trusting the sources that I have seen. Many individuals with online podcasts have discussed making this.
I'm not trying to discredit you. No offense, I promise, I am here to help, I don't want anyone else to die. Please be careful with recipes stuff. Know what you are making.