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In the weeds a bit maybe. There's a video going around about Zinc & Tonic water in regard to CV. I decided to do a bit of personal (non-Q) digging.
I first suspended that the Dr. was a Chiropractor. I have nothing against them, I have one. Just gut instinct.
I first suspended that the Dr. was a Chiropractor. I have nothing against them, I have one. Just gut instinct.
Many have seen the video by Dr. Eric Nepute. Link here:
During my Googling I did see news starting to try to debunk it.
During my Googling I did see news starting to try to debunk it.
...which, to me, if they're countering it's a good sign there could be truth to it. They try to debunk Chloroquine, POTUS, Q...
A local "reporter" did a piece. In that piece guess what, they admitted it was used to treat Malaria. Interdasting.
A local "reporter" did a piece. In that piece guess what, they admitted it was used to treat Malaria. Interdasting.
Interesting that the drug Chloroquine, & also what this guy suggests, Zinc & Tonic Water (Quanine) , are both historically used to treat Malaria. Yet they're both being debunked? Sounds like an agenda to me!
I'm not saying run out & buy anything, nor am I giving medical advice.
I'm not saying run out & buy anything, nor am I giving medical advice.
Another interesting result from Google, when I searched the Chiropractor name, Google inserted a Covid-19 alert. Again, seems to be a lot of narrative control.
And lastly from the reporter, "until FDA therapies and VACCINES are approved".
Worth noting, the Chiro did backtrack a bit when called out by reporter.
In closing, not typical Q Research. Was just something I was personally digging on a bit and thought I'd pass on.
Worth noting, the Chiro did backtrack a bit when called out by reporter.
In closing, not typical Q Research. Was just something I was personally digging on a bit and thought I'd pass on.
