Analysis Reveals Heart-related Side Effects of Hydroxychloroquine

[Fall River]

Analysis reveals heart-related side effects of hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine | EurekAlert! Science News

"Hydroxychloroquine [HCQ] and chloroquine were associated with higher rates of various cardiovascular problems, including life threatening heart rhythm events, heart failure, and damage to the heart muscle itself (termed cardiomyopathy)."

"Moreover, we show how these adverse events carry high risks for severe outcomes including death, even with standard doses of the drugs."

My comment: The reason I easily found this link is because I looked, as opposed to Sean Hannity who I recently heard on the radio still promoting Hydroxychloroquine.





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[Fall River]

Hydroxy is ineffective against covid-19

"Further evidence demonstrating the lack of efficacy of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) was detailed in a new randomized, multicenter, blinded, placebo-controlled study published in JAMA."

[Oceander]

Hydroxquinone affects the so-called complement part of the immune system. If one has already been hospitalized with cytokine-storm effects from COVID-19, then it is already too late to get a benefit out of hydroxyquinone.

This mechanism of hydroxyquinone has been known for years and years. So someone who is dosing people who have already suffered injury from COVID-19's impact on the complement system is - intentionally in my mind - creating a false-flag effort to create "fake" results in order to accomplish a foreordained political agenda.

It's a little bit like giving antibiotics to a COVID-19 sufferer and then claiming that antibiotics don't work. Duh.

[Fall River]

Hydroxquinone affects the so-called complement part of the immune system. If one has already been hospitalized with cytokine-storm effects from COVID-19, then it is already too late to get a benefit out of hydroxyquinone.

This mechanism of hydroxyquinone has been known for years and years. So someone who is dosing people who have already suffered injury from COVID-19's impact on the complement system is - intentionally in my mind - creating a false-flag effort to create "fake" results in order to accomplish a foreordained political agenda.

It's a little bit like giving antibiotics to a COVID-19 sufferer and then claiming that antibiotics don't work. Duh.

But Duh.....no link to prove your point?

[Rutabaga]

But Duh.....no link to prove your point?

just type "how long has hydroxyquinone been successfully used in the medical field". into your search engine...


there might be links to articles about it.


[you can just c&p the query i wrote]

[Fall River]

just type "how long has hydroxyquinone been successfully used in the medical field". into your search engine...


there might be links to articles about it.


[you can just c&p the query i wrote]

I didn't find anything. But it may have been used for other purposes along the way. I'm just interested in COVID-19.

And years ago, if someone died of heart disease they may not have known it was a side effect of hydroxychloroquine.

[Dan40]

And years ago, if someone died of heart disease they may not have known it was a side effect of hydroxychloroquine.

Do you have a link to that?

[Traddles]

just type "how long has hydroxyquinone been successfully used in the medical field". into your search engine...


there might be links to articles about it.


[you can just c&p the query i wrote]

Meh, just be lazy and look it up in W'pedia, Hydroxychloroquine - Wikipedia . It was approved for use in the US in 1955. For some reason historical data for when it was created isn't given but it probably took years, not weeks, to gain FDA approval. So HCQ has probably been around longer than I have.

[Rutabaga]

Meh, just be lazy and look it up in W'pedia, Hydroxychloroquine - Wikipedia . It was approved for use in the US in 1955. For some reason historical data for when it was created isn't given but it probably took years, not weeks, to gain FDA approval. So HCQ has probably been around longer than I have.

oh, i used the query i suggested the op use.

it came back with hundreds of thousands of links, articles etc. all about it.

but she didnt find anything...

i find that odd.

cause everybody else who uses the same search, word for word, that i suggested, will find more links than they can count...

but the op didnt find anything...

time for another

[Fall River]

Meh, just be lazy and look it up in W'pedia, Hydroxychloroquine - Wikipedia . It was approved for use in the US in 1955. For some reason historical data for when it was created isn't given but it probably took years, not weeks, to gain FDA approval. So HCQ has probably been around longer than I have.

Aspirin has been around for a long time too but can have serious side effects.

how safe is aspirin - Google Search