>>9193647

>https://www.newsmax.com/health/health-news/sorrento-therapeutics-antibody/2020/05/15/id/967556/

I have an even better idea.

Why don't we get Operation Warp Speed

to ramp up production of this antibody

In a clean and controlled and verified way

Put the stuff in a syringe

And call it a vaccine!!!

Because, like a vaccine, it will stop the disease.

Everybody can be happy

Those who choose to know, will know

And the rest who are still stuck on the idea of vaccines

Will actually be protected this time.

You could even add a dose of Artemisinin and Hydroxychloroquine to knock out the crazy cat lady disease.

Yarrow (Achillea millefolium)

https://thesunlightexperiment.com/herb/yarrow

Internally, yarrow is useful for breaking fevers, inducing sweating, treating kidney disorders, stomach cramps and indigestion, enteritis, hyperglycemia, diabetes, metabolic syndrome, poor appetite, and infection of influenza.

Clinical Applications Of Yarrow:

Yarrows intensely bitter principles make it useful for any applications of a standard bitter, including indigestion, hepatobiliary stimulation, stimulating appetite, and treating a range of skin conditions.

Yarrow is also useful as a diaphoretic in the treatment of viral or bacterial infection to break a high fever. It is a popular herb for some viral infections such a influenza by direct antiviral effect. It is also a popular herb for muscle tightness and spasms for its antispasmodic activity.

>>9194151

Not Wormwood!!!!

That has thujones which do no good.

A related plant from East Asia

Artemisia annua

And one from Africa

Artemisia afra

Contain Artemisinin which is used as an anti-malaria medicine in Africa

Which is why they already have big fields growing these plants

And Madagascar was able to get CVO Herbal drink into production in early April already.

Several African countries have now approved CVO for COVID treatment.

>>9194151

Quercetin is interesting

Because a common Eurasian weed

Which is naturalised in most of North America

Is rich in Quercetins

Persicaria hidropiper

Also called Water-Pepper in many languages

Has a peppery taste

And as been tested as well.

In the USA you might find it in drainage ditches

It used to be called Polygonum hidropiper

Because it is part of the Knotweed family and you would recognize the spikes of pink and white balls as the characteristic flower of smartweed species.