Chloroquine as New Solution attack COVID-19: Treatment for the Coronavirus

Chloroquine as New  Solution attack COVID-19: 

Treatment for the Coronavirus

Today we wanna Talking  about some good news the media has been really really excellent at creating a lot of bad news so let's just flip it and talk about some positive things they've been using in different countries South Korea China quite a few other countries and now they're going to start using it in the US and they're using an old drug that's repurposed call chloroquine cork when is for malaria it kills parasites I don't talk about why this might potentially be a very good solution first of all South Korea has really good statistics okay so they started out a big 990 people are infected now they're down to like 73 or 4 because that's really really good down training things are getting a lot better in South Korea China also things are getting much better than closing down the temporary hospitals that don't show those statistics are using certain medications this would be one of them to combat this situation but cork when is a zig ionophore now what does that mean well here's the thing they already know that I think has the potential to kill viruses because what zinc does is it shuts down the copy machine sew a virus invades a cell it hijacks our Machinery that reproduces and starts to make copies of itself over and over and over that's what it does zinc shut down that copy machine so we can't reproduce anymore the problem is that zinc is anion and is a very difficult time Crossing this lipid bilayer two layers of fat well guess what this is where chloroquine comes in it has the ability to take this ion and transport it through the cell so chloroquine enhance has zinc inside the cell is too interesting studies one here is Lincoln Hibbetts coronavirus in vitro that mean outside the body and some other artificial medium and zinc ionophores block the replication of these viruses in cell cultures in a less toxic derivative of chloric when is effective inhibiting SARS coronavirus to infection in vitro so South Korea and China may have used some other derivative of this drug but it seems to be successful so far now there's no double-blind control studies yet they're working on that that's going to take some time but so far so good it looks very very promising you have not read my article boosting the immune system .