Early treatment is key. If the current sparse access to Ivermectin goes away to more evil shit like this people are just going to die. At what point does stockpiling occur? This would also create a shortage. I still haven't bought the paste, probably should just in case
I think I might have had it Christmas 2019. Low grade fever for days, loss of smell, upper respiratory, patch in lung that took weeks to clear. If it wasn't Covid, then damn, it was the worst cold I've ever had. But haven't had an "antibody" test. Treated that bout with coloidial silver by inhaling small amounts of low ppm in fine mist, upping daily vitamin D Intake , and sleep.
I'm anti steroid and antibiotic. The need for them is understood, but the candy-like distribution approach seems over the top. That being said, If I come down with Covid symptoms I would go for Ivermectin, get the useless test, and if positive, a Z-pack as an initial treatment response.
>>I understand the significance of 101 and bacterial vs viral. It seems like the slippery slope of Covid is fast where it's mild, mild, mild, and then there is a cliff into shit. How critical is the window from when 102 upward is hit after 101. If it takes me 1-2 days to start treatment, how large has the bacterial attack grown? Does Covid damage more tissue at a faster rate making one more vulnerable to bacterial attacks?