Update: On Thanksgiving, this 64 y/o anon was exposed (hugged and hung out with all day) to a person who came down with China virus (the so-called covid test said) on the day after Thanksgiving and is today still quite ill. Some family members of this person including a child are currently hospitalized with "whatever" they have.

This nonvaxxed anon (me) has been proactive with prophylaxis supplementation for many months - ie Ivermectin, Zinc, Vit C, D3, Quercetin, CoQ10, NAC, multivitamin, and melatonin. (I have HCQ and azithromycin on standby in my medicine cabinet in case I need it.) So here I am, 6 days after exposure still healthy as a horse. I'm almost ready to declare my supplement routine as a roaring success. I shall continue to keep you updated…

>>15105969

Agree wholeheartedly! I feel better than I have in years on this routine. Also – I am prone to fever blisters. Several times, I could feel one trying to get started (anyone who suffers from these knows the tingly feeling) but they never progress. Something in the regimen knocks the virus out before it can get legs.

>>15105978

Definitely best to start before you get sick. It takes D3 a while to reach therapeutic levels. Of course, ivermectin is hard to come by but you can get a Rx from America's frontline doctors. (It takes awhile to get it as they serve those who are currently ill first.) I think a lot of people hang on the ivermectin until they get sick as it is pricey. I didn't want to take a chance so I bite the bullet and spend the money to have it in my system prophylactically.

>>15106076

Sadly, this is true. I apparently contracted it as a baby from my mother who kissed me while infected. I've dealt with it for a long as I can remember. Wouldn't it be nice if the supplements eventually killed it off? One can hope…

>>15106082

To get this Rx from America's Frontline Doctors is about $100 (with no refills). Then the Rx which lasts about 12 weeks is 150. Then you do it all over again

>>15106130

Very interesting. And if I recall, genital herpes can be a precursor to cervical cancer.

>>15106190

…or maybe I'm thinking of genital warts being a precursor to cervical cancer.

>>15106175

The meds last 12 weeks. Then you have to pay to get another prescription. Then pay for the meds again. If you can find a local doctor that will prescribe it, you would be much better off. Look for doctors in private practice not controlled by corporate medicine.