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Originally Posted by javadog
If you don’t want to deal with the ivermectin, find some quercetin and take it with the zinc. That’s imperative. The virus replicates inside your cells, the zinc has a hard time getting in there, without a little help from something else. Take A with the D3. At least 10000 IU of D3. Lots of C.
This would’ve been most effective before you got infected, but do it anyway. You want to get your vitamin D3 levels above 50 ng/mL, so eventually some bloodwork will be necessary. It takes a while to build up your vitamin D levels in the body, that’s the number one thing I would do to stay healthy.
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Thanks, I'll try to get those supplements.
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Originally Posted by syncroid
Five days in for me since positive. Feeling mostly normal. Still staying away from work until next week.
Have done light yard work (lots of sun = Vitamin D)
Past symptoms if this helps anyone. Unproductive cough, super runny nose, mucous pouring down the back of the throat, digestive issues (the runs), cannot think of anything else right now.
Lots of good red wine isn't hurting either.
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My symptoms overlap what you wrote here almost completely. Would be such a minor thing for a day or two but I can't stand being sick this long. I need to be productive or I go nutty.
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Originally Posted by HobieMarty
For what it's worth, they have been treating my Dad with ivermectin and something called a Zpack. He says he feels fine but his oxygen levels were dropping whenever he did anything, even getting up to go to the bathroom caused him to be winded. He says his oxygen levels were better today. Hopefully he will continue to improve.
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Yep, I get worn out incredibly fast. Sucks.
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Originally Posted by Rick Lee
Denis, you have some fantastic hiking places where you live. When I was Covid positive and couldn't hit the gym, I hit the hiking trails. You're alone, not around others, out in the sun and, well, away from all the other BS of society. Do it. You'll never regret it.
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Great advice and I agree. I'll get out to Griffith Park tomorrow if feeling up to it. The weather is ideal...70s and sunny.