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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think I'd rather have COVID-19 than take chloroquine again.  I took it for malaria prophylaxis in the early 90s and had to stop after 6 weeks.  I had terrifying nightmares that were so real that I didn't know I was dreaming and the nightmares got worse the longer I was on it.   [/quote]

Hmmmm let me think it through...

nightmares......death
nightmares......death
nightmares.......death

NIGHTMARES ANYTIME!!!!![/quote]

Yep I was thinking the same thing!
Especially since this treatment isn't needed long term for COVID19.
I'll take terrible nightmares if it means I can live and breathe[/quote]
And you might have also missed this post?
[b][i]* Trump has repeatedly touted anti-malaria drug chloroquine as a 'cure' for coronavirus, calling it a 'miracle from God' and a 'game-changer'
* But the first person to promote it as a potential cure is revealed to have posed as a Stanford University researcher when he was nothing of the kind
* He is actually a cryptocurrency entrepreneur and member of his family's legal firm in Melville, Long Island 
* Rigano, 34, who uses his parents' address on public records, wrote a bogus scientific paper with another crypto investor, an ophthalmologist from Michigan
* It touted chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine as a potential cure but was removed from Google's public documents for breaching their terms of use
* The document claimed to be supported by Stanford and University of Alabama at Birmingham researchers but both institutions say that is false   
* Rigano got his document tweeted by Elon Musk then went on a string of Fox News shows, not correcting Stuart Varney who called him 'doctor' three times
* The 'cure' was then touted heavily by Trump at the White House - despite Tony Fauci using the same briefing to say evidence for it is at best anecdotal 
* Rigano set up a secretive LLC in February and has previously tried to raise funds to 'cheat death, cure cancer and end Alzheimer's'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8143845/amp/Malaria-cure-coronavirus-promoter-cryptocurrency-hustler-fake-Stanford-University-claim.html?__twitter_impression=true[/b][/i][/quote]

this is the biggest garbage study every cited on this site. there is a reason it is published in a chinese journal even now is pretty every crap gets published in NEJM.[/quote]

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