Enlightenment Concerning COVID-19 and HCQ

Enlightenment Concerning COVID-19 and HCQ

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We are hearing from other countries, and Dr. Roger Hodkinson is a medical specialist in Canada in pathology, which includes virology. 

Here is a must-watch video about COVID-19 from Nov. 18, 2020:
Dr. Roger Hodkinson Addresses The Edmonton Council Chambers

It may be pulled from YouTube soon, so here’s a link to the same video on Bitchute, another website on which videos may be uploaded and watched.

Also, three doctors testified Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2020 before a U.S. Senate committee chaired by Ron Johnson. Please listen to their testimony and read more here.

What to do: Here’s a very inexpensive protocol – taking hydroxychloroquine or Plaquenil once weekly along with Zinc 2 or 3 times weekly is useful to help people boost their immune systems AND prevent viruses from replicating. Ask your doctor about hydroxychloroquine or Plaquenil. This protocol is also preventative. 

America’s Frontline doctors can prescribe it through TeleMed. 

BUT thanks to our State Health Department, Jose R. Romero MD, the Secretary of Health, is making it nearly impossible for people to get Hydroxychloroquine in Arkansas… and this is a hard line policy! 

Look at this map from America’s Frontline Doctors about availability of Hydroxychloroquine:

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States in which it’s nearly impossible to get Hydroxychloroquine:

• Arkansas

• Colorado

• Connecticut

• Delaware

• Illinois

• Mississippi

• New Jersey

• New York

• Pennsylvania

But HCQ and Zinc are life-saving measures! People need them. Why?  Hydrochloroquine is a zinc ionophore — a substance which is able to transport particular ions across a lipid membrane in a cell, and Zinc is a mitogen — something that causes the immune system to grow and respond to a pathogen, especially a virus. 

Simply put – Hydrochloroquine allows the Zinc to get into the cells to slow or stop the virus’ ability to replicate. Also, interestingly:  one of the symptoms of a Zinc deficiency is atrophy of the thymus gland, a very important immune gland, and when a person is deficient in Zinc, the thymus gland SHRINKS. A Zinc deficiency can also lead to lymphopenia, a decrease in lymphocytes. Lymphocytes are part of our immune army: they are the main soldiers that defend the body against microbes and viruses. In addition, Zinc supports the lungs and is an anti-inflammatory.

So, take your Zinc!

ACTION:  We might want to contact Mr. Romero and ask why he is blocking hydroxychloroquine in our state:  
[email protected] or call 501-661-2000

We want Hydroxychloroquine (HCQ) to be widely available in our state.
 

Jose R. Romero MD
Arkansas Secretary of Health
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Is it crazy to ask:  have we got health care… or sick care available here?

This Coronavirus isn’t going anywhere… just like cold or flu viruses or herpes viruses that exhibit as a cold sore:  they don’t pack up and go somewhere else in the warmer months.  They’re here. 

We are responsible for keeping our own immune systems up the best we can. The human body doesn’t store the essential mineral Zinc, and if we don’t have enough of it in our systems, the body takes longer to heal… or is unable to heal itself. Also — stress can lead to a depletion of Zinc, thus worsening the problem and our health.

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