Med student (with Dr. Richard Horowitz, lyme specialist) treated his mother successfully with 2,000 milligram GLUTATHIONE when her breathing didn't improve with azithromycin and HCQ

Within 1 hour her breathing got better

She took the pills for 5 days and no relapse

Dr. Horowitz suggested trying glutathione, an anti-oxidant produced by the liver that has been used to reduce inflammation in those suffering from the tick-borne illness. “When you get a viral infection with a huge amount of inflammation you don’t have enough glutathione to be able to protect your very sensitive lung tissue,” Horowitz said.

James wrote up his mother’s case for a study he and Horowitz coauthored on treating her and another patient, a Manhattan man in his 50s. It was published online in the journal “Respiratory Medicine Case Reports.”

The second patient told The Post he felt better after getting an intravenous infusion of the glutathione.

Horowitz said he was working to design a more extensive clinical trial of glutathione to prove what he thinks will be its use as “an easy treatment that is not expensive.”

“It’s not something new. It’s not something dangerous,” he said. “This may provide a very simple therapy, but again we are going to need the studies.”

New York mom with coronavirus saved by medical-student son’s quick thinking

May 9, 2020

https://nypost.com/2020/05/09/new-york-mom-with-coronavirus-saved-by-medical-student-son/

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