Is querceptin intended to be quercetin?
TAMUallen said:
Is querceptin intended to be quercetin?
Thanks for the time you and others are taking to provide calm and professional advise.Reveille said:
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BiochemAg97 said:I think you cycle the isolation, but keep the social distancing in place. Also, when we get over the peak or have flattened the curve and have the testing capability, we can switch to a test, quarantine, trace like SK. We don't have to stay in lockdown if we can keep a lid on the issue with extensive monitoring.tonytx05 said:
Forgive me if someone already posted this, I lose track of what info I've seen where with so much going on. I'm curious what the docs think of this report from Imperial College that says we may have to cycle on and off the social distancing long term until a vaccine is widely available. If this turns out to be correct, this is going to be much more than just work at home and eat take out for a few weeks.
Also, thank you for all the info y'all are sharing here!
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/media/imperial-college/medicine/sph/ide/gida-fellowships/Imperial-College-COVID19-NPI-modelling-16-03-2020.pdf
It would be good if we got some guidance on criteria for when to ease restrictions and when to ratchet back up. So far, the feds are leaving the shelter-in-place orders to the states, which makes sense because each state is in a different place.
tonytx05 said:BiochemAg97 said:I think you cycle the isolation, but keep the social distancing in place. Also, when we get over the peak or have flattened the curve and have the testing capability, we can switch to a test, quarantine, trace like SK. We don't have to stay in lockdown if we can keep a lid on the issue with extensive monitoring.tonytx05 said:
Forgive me if someone already posted this, I lose track of what info I've seen where with so much going on. I'm curious what the docs think of this report from Imperial College that says we may have to cycle on and off the social distancing long term until a vaccine is widely available. If this turns out to be correct, this is going to be much more than just work at home and eat take out for a few weeks.
Also, thank you for all the info y'all are sharing here!
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/media/imperial-college/medicine/sph/ide/gida-fellowships/Imperial-College-COVID19-NPI-modelling-16-03-2020.pdf
It would be good if we got some guidance on criteria for when to ease restrictions and when to ratchet back up. So far, the feds are leaving the shelter-in-place orders to the states, which makes sense because each state is in a different place.
Thanks, the idea of switching from widespread to targeted isolation of people makes sense, and would have a much more limited economic impact on the country. Hopefully that's a place we can get to soon.
We shouldn't expect either shelter in place or test, quarantine, trace to completely stop the spread. Indeed, it is probably good to have a low level of spread to build population immunity, especially if we are waiting until fall '21 for a vaccine to put this all to rest. We want to keep below hospital capacity.ccaggie05 said:tonytx05 said:BiochemAg97 said:I think you cycle the isolation, but keep the social distancing in place. Also, when we get over the peak or have flattened the curve and have the testing capability, we can switch to a test, quarantine, trace like SK. We don't have to stay in lockdown if we can keep a lid on the issue with extensive monitoring.tonytx05 said:
Forgive me if someone already posted this, I lose track of what info I've seen where with so much going on. I'm curious what the docs think of this report from Imperial College that says we may have to cycle on and off the social distancing long term until a vaccine is widely available. If this turns out to be correct, this is going to be much more than just work at home and eat take out for a few weeks.
Also, thank you for all the info y'all are sharing here!
https://www.imperial.ac.uk/media/imperial-college/medicine/sph/ide/gida-fellowships/Imperial-College-COVID19-NPI-modelling-16-03-2020.pdf
It would be good if we got some guidance on criteria for when to ease restrictions and when to ratchet back up. So far, the feds are leaving the shelter-in-place orders to the states, which makes sense because each state is in a different place.
Thanks, the idea of switching from widespread to targeted isolation of people makes sense, and would have a much more limited economic impact on the country. Hopefully that's a place we can get to soon.
My only concern with being able to match SK's success is they have used some pretty invasive methods such as tracking credit card usage for contact tracing. I'm not sure that would pass muster here, then again these are unique times. I never thought we would see widespread shutdowns like we are seeing so who knows.
Any amount of Zinc is good. I take 50mg of Zinc but that is for my prostate. If you have a balanced diet you might not need any extra Zinc but I think considering how important it appears to be in fighting off this virus I would take a supplement every day. Even 4mg should be adequate.maroonbeansnrice said:Thanks for the time you and others are taking to provide calm and professional advise.Reveille said:
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In your update above you finish off talking about zinc. The brand I have comes in 50mg tablets, which is 500% plus over the recommended daily allowance. Assuming you find a zinc ionophore to take concurrently, is there a number of consecutive days at this dosage where your cells would be sufficiently saturated/have access to available zinc? Should you then take a break from it for a few days? I guess what I'm asking is...Can you take too much zinc/take it for too many days? Some vitamins pass the excess harmlessly away, but I'm guessing some vitamins in mega-doses can have side effects and/or you could take too much?
I assume taking a multivitamin with 15 mg of zinc plus all the other vitamins and nutrients equating to the kitchen sink is beneficial as well. Agreed?Reveille said:Any amount of Zinc is good. I take 50mg of Zinc but that is for my prostate. If you have a balanced diet you might not need any extra Zinc but I think considering how important it appears to be in fighting off this virus I would take a supplement every day. Even 4mg should be adequate.maroonbeansnrice said:Thanks for the time you and others are taking to provide calm and professional advise.Reveille said:
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In your update above you finish off talking about zinc. The brand I have comes in 50mg tablets, which is 500% plus over the recommended daily allowance. Assuming you find a zinc ionophore to take concurrently, is there a number of consecutive days at this dosage where your cells would be sufficiently saturated/have access to available zinc? Should you then take a break from it for a few days? I guess what I'm asking is...Can you take too much zinc/take it for too many days? Some vitamins pass the excess harmlessly away, but I'm guessing some vitamins in mega-doses can have side effects and/or you could take too much?
Another poster on the Hydroxychloriquine thread posted some really interesting papers on a modified type of quercitin called quercitin phytosome.Player To Be Named Later said:
What brand of Quercitin do you recommend? I bought some off Amazon but concerned whether it will have sufficient bio availability. I bought the "NOW" Quercetin with Bromelain.
Aggie Pharmer said:Another poster on the Hydroxychloriquine thread posted some really interesting papers on a modified type of quercitin called quercitin phytosome.Player To Be Named Later said:
What brand of Quercitin do you recommend? I bought some off Amazon but concerned whether it will have sufficient bio availability. I bought the "NOW" Quercetin with Bromelain.
One of the papers detailed a clinical study in which quercetin phytosome had a much higher bioavailability than did quercetin.
Those are questions we don't know the answer to yet. In clinical trials they used 6-7 grams but I don't think that is practical. I am taking 1000mg or 1g twice per day since my exposure is high. If I get ill with the virus (first off I hope we have hydroxycholoquine available) but if not I will likely increase that to 6-7g but not on a daily basis.Madagascar said:
Doc, how much quercertin, green tea, and zinc should we take? (Assuming our doctors ok'd it with any other medicines we are taking) I looked up quercertin and it looks like it comes in cranberries. Can I just drink a glass of cranberry juice with some green tea and zinc?
Don't know the answer to that but I you might look at the ingredients and see what else is in it.3rd Generation Ag said:
Ok follow up on this. I am drinking green tea decaffinated daily anyway. It seems to calm me and I am having some anxiety issues for the first time ever.
So that is covered and I the other vitamins in your update are the ones I am taking anyway.
However question on the strange one that might be in cranberry juice.
I take AZO cranberry pill daily rather than drinking the juice. Normally since I am prone to UTIs and when school is in session can't go to the bathroom for hours at a time. That makes it worse.
Do the pills provide the same benefit or do you know?
I think any is fine. Get what you can find. If you can't find any eat foods rich in it.Player To Be Named Later said:
What brand of Quercitin do you recommend? I bought some off Amazon but concerned whether it will have sufficient bio availability. I bought the "NOW" Quercetin with Bromelain.
Yes a multivitamin is fineczechy91 said:I assume taking a multivitamin with 15 mg of zinc plus all the other vitamins and nutrients equating to the kitchen sink is beneficial as well. Agreed?Reveille said:Any amount of Zinc is good. I take 50mg of Zinc but that is for my prostate. If you have a balanced diet you might not need any extra Zinc but I think considering how important it appears to be in fighting off this virus I would take a supplement every day. Even 4mg should be adequate.maroonbeansnrice said:Thanks for the time you and others are taking to provide calm and professional advise.Reveille said:
Latest Update - BTHO Covid-19
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In your update above you finish off talking about zinc. The brand I have comes in 50mg tablets, which is 500% plus over the recommended daily allowance. Assuming you find a zinc ionophore to take concurrently, is there a number of consecutive days at this dosage where your cells would be sufficiently saturated/have access to available zinc? Should you then take a break from it for a few days? I guess what I'm asking is...Can you take too much zinc/take it for too many days? Some vitamins pass the excess harmlessly away, but I'm guessing some vitamins in mega-doses can have side effects and/or you could take too much?
It seems a lot of front-line docs are sold on hydroxychloroquine to treat the virus and are taking it themselves and prescribing for the sick.Reveille said:If I get ill with the virus (first off I hope we have hydroxycholoquine available) but if not I will likely increase that to 6-7g but not on a daily basis.Madagascar said:
Doc, how much quercertin, green tea, and zinc should we take? (Assuming our doctors ok'd it with any other medicines we are taking) I looked up quercertin and it looks like it comes in cranberries. Can I just drink a glass of cranberry juice with some green tea and zinc?
That looks like a sound plan and similar to what I am doing.Player To Be Named Later said:
My plan was to take that NOW brand, drink a glass of green tea a day, and take my Zinc supplement.
As well as Vit D, A, C, and Selenium daily.
I am sold on it too but it has been pulled off the shelves just about everywhere. We are going to have to mass produce it. I am talking tens if not hundreds of millions of pills if we are all going to take it for prophylaxis. In addition you have to some for treatment.74OA said:It seems a lot of front-line docs are sold on hydroxychloroquine to treat the virus and are taking it themselves and prescribing for the sick.Reveille said:If I get ill with the virus (first off I hope we have hydroxycholoquine available) but if not I will likely increase that to 6-7g but not on a daily basis.Madagascar said:
Doc, how much quercertin, green tea, and zinc should we take? (Assuming our doctors ok'd it with any other medicines we are taking) I looked up quercertin and it looks like it comes in cranberries. Can I just drink a glass of cranberry juice with some green tea and zinc?
So why aren't we seeing an outcry from the medical community to get it FDA-approved right now using long-established safe dosages as a treatment for the virus?
(SIAP)
It doesn't have to be FDA approved for doctors to prescribe it off label.74OA said:
..........and why the lack of outcry from docs to get it promptly FDA approved as a virus treatment?
Yes, but that's not my question. If it's a good treatment for the virus, approve it as such and promote it.RM1993 said:It doesn't have to be FDA approved for doctors to prescribe it off label.74OA said:
..........and why the lack of outcry from docs to get it promptly FDA approved as a virus treatment?
I not Dr. Rev, but I'd say there is little you can say that will change their minds or behavior. Sadly, it can have the opposite effect. You know the type "ain't no one gonna tell me how to live my life" or "we're healthy so those rules don't apply to us." Best advice is stay clear of them and take notice where they've been so you and your family can avoid. If they do something against an imposed ordinance, you can call the police. Depends on what they're violating as to whether the police take action or not. What's infuriating is that they'll be deniers until it happens to one of them; then they'll be the ones pushing to cut in line for medical care. Good luck and stay away from them. Just my opinion. Other docs may have a different take.Big Al 1992 said:
Dr. Rev,
What do you say to the deniers - friends that are going about their business, drinking w friends, kids running in and out of their house, "there's only 51 cases in Harris County - this is overblown"
Rock1982 said:
Reveille, if a patient is administered the drug as Prophylaxis, will that prevent developing an immunity to the virus?
Shagga said:Wow. This is completely unexpected - common sense displayed.Quote:
MARCH 23 9:48 a.m. Despite speculation and rumors, Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo says she will not issue a "shelter-in-place" or "stay-at-home" order at this time. Hidalgo also says the term "shelter in place" is not the correct term for the Houston-area community. That term, she says, is typically reserved for hurricanes, active shooter drills, etc. She says local officials, from both the county and the City of Houston, continue to evaluate the needs of the Houston area and may provide an update later in the day Monday with "next steps" for our community.