“If it helps you sleep better I know of a pregnant 36 year old who sadly died in spite of hydroxychloroquine and zinc”
Thanks again. I got from the other thread that you never said people shouldn’t take HCQ and were explaining (repeatedly) why doctors weren’t compelled by Zelenko’s (at the time) unreleased study. When I tuned out the other thread the Zelenko study wasn’t out yet.
This is a case exactly what I’m looking to analyze. (I know it’s anecdotal.)
Was this woman (may she have a lichtige gan eden) fit as an athlete, averagely healthy, averagely unhealthy or (previously) sickly? How long after diagnosis did she start HCQ-Zinc+ treatment? Was she careful when she went out or cavalier?
Where on the expected spectrum was her outcome? From probable to didn’t see that coming.
HCQ+zinc aside, I’m interested in your medical opinion about the extent the feelings people have about covid (especially for those under 80 and generally healthy and even unhealthy) are being engineered by the media. The number of deaths for averagely healthy people under age 80 in a population of 330 million don’t seem that high from media reports. They seem anecdotal picked from around the whole country. In Crown Heights the fatalities (among people whom I personally knew and was sorry to see die) most (of course not all) were older than the average age that Americans die even without covid. Other people got very sick, but came back home. If the media decided to highlight the gory details of every car crash (and publicly mock those who insisted on driving and then got into accidents) they could probably scare many away from getting on the road.