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11-10-2021, 10:34 AM | #21 (permalink) |
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Im sure if you want to get horse worm medicine bad enough, there is some kind of black market for it.
Or it goes like this: If you are rich enough, you know enough people with horses or have some yourself. I only have a dog and don’t believe in pseudo science so no luck here. But I could get some dog heart medicine and sell it if it becomes popular one day! |
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You've always loved protease inhibitors
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Cool, cool.
That just means it stops proteins from being deconstructed. Didn’t I mention often enough what I do professionally? Could it work? Maybe. But I don’t think so. What would we need to know? Double blind placebo controlled studies and a significant result. |
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So, probably as you know in your line of work if the protease enzymes are inhibited and the protein doesn't cleave then replication can't occur. Obviously this isn't a 100% on/off type thing but if more of the enzymes are inhibited then less replication of the virus within the host leading to less symptoms and less shedding; thus potentially less viral load for next host. |
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11-10-2021, 12:06 PM | #29 (permalink) |
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And that’s why we need studies.
To check if it’s safe, how much you should take and if it’s doing something good. Hydroxychloroquine worked in vitro, but didn’t in humans. A horse isn’t a human. It’s much bigger. ( #facts) How much is safe for a human? I don’t know. Also, does it interact with other common drugs? So many questions. And the most important, does it help? The vaccine does a lot. We know that. So let’s start here. |
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Thus my conclusion thus far to your questions: How much is safe for humans? LD(50) ~50 mg/kg. Dosage is 200 microgram/kg. So that meets and exceeds any rational evaluation of "safe". Interact with other drugs? None detrimentally known. Has a tandum effect with another drug for specific uses. FDA says no known negative interactions in last ~40 years. Does it help? Very promising indicators in research...it has strong causal research thus far and a huge data set of corollary evidence across India and Africa and usage in many other countries off label. |
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