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[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

As a quick reminder, they don't mention any studies on the effectiveness of taking the two products together, nor do they mention zinc. And yes, there's the lizard. The Raoult protocol has never been the subject of any rigorous studies* (outside of Marseille), for the simple reason that it works.

* They limit themselves to studying the two products separately (zinc, we don't even talk about it), which have no effect and on people who are already sick and/or very sick, which is useless.

[izentrop]

Stick with your old monkey certainties that you can't teach to pull faces and your pro-Raoult conspiracy obsession.

We haven't given you that one yet. https://www.santons-flore.com/nos-produ ... 10-cm.html

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

You can say whatever you want, effective or not, the fact remains that no one has ever studied the protocol, but their components were isolated from patients who didn't need them. And you can check that everywhere, it's true. You're so clogged up that even an elite plumber can't do anything about it.

Ps: I have never been a conspiracy theorist, it is not in my nature.

[izentrop]

However, no one has ever studied the protocol, but their components isolated from patients

Why take an unnecessary risk with an antibiotic that is known to be ineffective against a virus?
And for zinc, you get answers when you knock on the right doors.

A randomized, open-label US trial of 214 patients with symptomatic Covid-19 infection and a positive PCR investigated the efficacy of high-dose zinc (50 mg), vitamin C (ascorbic acid) (8000 mg), or the combination of both compared with standard care for 10 days. The primary outcome measure was the number of days required to achieve a 50% reduction in symptoms. The study was stopped early due to a lack of significant difference between the 4 treatment groups [2].

Based on current knowledge, zinc is not effective in preventing or treating COVID-19, either alone or in combination with hydroxychloroquine or azithromycin.

https://sfpt-fr.org/questions-r%C3%A9po ... a-covid-19

But your sources are perhaps "Marion's Vitalizer" or another influencer of grandmother's remedies?

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

And again, off topic. The Raoult protocol is precise, you only provide rubbish that has nothing to do with it.

[izentrop]

Yes this is it

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

And yes. You've never provided me with a single study that takes into account the synergy of the three ingredients. Never. So... rubbish.

[izentrop]

And yes. You've never provided me with a single study that takes into account the synergy of the three ingredients. Never. So... rubbish.

I am not a health specialist.
From the moment when all the honest and honest global medical agencies arrive at the same conclusions, to say that these are lies is pure conspiracy.

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

And yes. You've never provided me with a single study that takes into account the synergy of the three ingredients. Never. So... rubbish.

I am not a health specialist.
From the moment when all the honest and honest global medical agencies arrive at the same conclusions, to say that these are lies is pure conspiracy.

Yes, the same conclusions about the Raoult protocol without ever having tested it. They are strong!

[Obamot]

Respond instead of being a clown and breaking up ALL debates in the constant attempt to bring things back to you…!

But stop, you're bringing this up again when it's been over for years, this bullshit. You're all getting senile, I swear!

explain how you manage to have two different narratives and personalities simultaneously as a (pseudo)-zetetician (pro-vax, or anti-vax, pro HCQ but anti naturopaths, ah but pro homeopathy but anti orthomolecular medicine, really “we” get lost) specify because it might be interesting…