>>8826586 pb

I'm not sure how you'd make bread with tonic water.

If you're looking for a way to make breat without yeast, one solution is to get some KEFIR.

Kefir is one of those things that has the great health benefits. It has bacteria and yeasts in it. It's has antiviral properties. Anti cancer properties.

The health food store might have the most natural kind. The supermarket might have Lifeway Kefir, which doesn't have the wide diversity of bacteria and yeasts, but it should work.

Here's some pubmed on Kefir and antiviral.

A novel kefir product (PFT) activates dendritic cells to induce CD4+T and CD8+T cell responses in vitro.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26384392

Lactobacilli have been widely studied for their probiotic effects and have been reported to function as antiviral and anticancer agents. However, the underlying mechanisms via immune modulation are poorly understood

>>8826869

Fauci is on Team Gilead

>>8826873

It was pretty fucking obvious to me a month ago that everyone pretty much should be taking hydroxycholorquine or other Q drugs. I've been drinking tonic water for weeks now.

The argument could be made that there might be a shortage of these Q drugs. And weeks ago, pill makers were opening up plants to make more hydroxychloroquine. I assume that everyone who is capable of making the Q drugs well is cranking out the Q drugs 24/7.

These are FDA approved drugs that are taken to PREVENT malaria, caused by a little bug. Been FDA approved to prevent little bug diseases for over 60 years. If these were unsafe drugs, they wouldn't be FDA approved.

>>8826883

She was in Bachelor Party with Tom Hanks.

DIG!!!

>>8826883

Also, David Coverdale, Whitesnake, Deep Purple, Jimmy Page. Dig!!!

>>8826946

Yup, Lupus and Arthritis are 2 of them.

Plenty safe.

And, this bug that's going around is seen by many as so serious that the economy is shut down.

If a potentially risky dug was out there, well, lupus, arthritis and malaria are not contagious, there is no lupus or arthritis curve to flatten to make sure that they don't have to work hard in hospitals, or whatever the rationale for flattening the curve was.

Hydroxychloroquine is used to treat things that are NOT A BIG DEAL.

But some say it shouldn't be used on things that they say ARE A BIG DEAL.

It just seems like evil bullshit from the media and the Democrats.

>>8827001

That was a joke.

>>8827000

I guess jokes just don't work too well on the internet.

>>8826988

Did I not mention that they should have been cranking up production of quinine things a month ago - 24/7?

I personally am not finding a shortage of tonic water and/or bitter lemon (which I prefer, in part because of the taste, in part because lemon has antiviral properties)

>>8826952

I LIKE Tawny Kitaen. I was making a joke.

let's find the video.

>>8826967

Fair enough.

But, it's Team FDA trying to tell us that this particular drug might not be safe.

Yes, it is true that we could argue NATURAL ONLY. And NATURAL ONLY might be the right answer. But Team FDA, Team Vaccines doesn't have a leg to stand on.

>>8827025

People die. This is not a new phenomenon.

Pretty much, every year, someone dies. That has been true going back centuries.

But it's rare for the government to shut things down. That's a BIG DEAL. And you want to get back to normal as quickly as possible.

>>8827100

there is some truth to that. However, it's my understanding there are other ways to get quinine, hydroxychloroquine, chloroquine.

But no doubt, there might very well be a shortage of cinchona plants at some point in the future. What they should be working on right now is more, new cinchona plants, or other ways to make sure there is a supply of the raw materials needed to make these Q drugs.

>>8827224

https://medium.com/@tcassauwers/the-global-history-of-the-world-s-first-anti-malaria-drug-d1e11f0ba729

The global history of quinine, the world’s first anti-malaria drug