Have put together some information on COVID, that covers different molecules, protocols, methods of action, etc...

We are simplifying down extremely complex pathophysiologies and mechanisms, for a novel disease that we have only been studying for less than a year. We have to be careful trying to position anything as "settled" during this time. However, it is a comprehensive document. I see no reason why zinc, quercetin, D3, and C couldn't be taken as a precaution. There's no real downsides to it, and there is evidence there. It's not really settled human clinical evidence, but for how benign the compounds are I think it is fine as a precaution. I am skeptical of the hydroxychloroquine, and I certainly would not be doing the IV hydrogen peroxide or IM ozone. LOL. I have friends that are doctors and nurses, and they have reported positive outcomes with remdesivir and dexamethasone, so I would not be so quick to write those completely off. However, those are usually used if it has already progressed to a more serious case. NAC is an interesting one, and there is some evidence there. Again, it's a complex thing that we need to be careful not to position as settled science yet.