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>A surprising new drug combo—including a compound found in chocolate—has outperformed Tamiflu in fighting the flu, according to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The mix of theobromine and arainosine proved far more effective against a range of flu strains, including drug-resistant versions of bird and swine flu. By targeting a key viral weakness, this breakthrough could lead to stronger, longer-lasting treatments—not just for the flu, but potentially for other viruses as well.

That's, Interesting. Archive: https://archive.today/AkECR From the post: >>A surprising new drug combo—including a compound found in chocolate—has outperformed Tamiflu in fighting the flu, according to a study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. The mix of theobromine and arainosine proved far more effective against a range of flu strains, including drug-resistant versions of bird and swine flu. By targeting a key viral weakness, this breakthrough could lead to stronger, longer-lasting treatments—not just for the flu, but potentially for other viruses as well.
[–] • 5 pts (edited )

Do you know what else outperforms Tamiflu? Ivermectin taken when you first notice symptoms, but before your viral load gets high, making you sick. You don't get the flu. Ivermectin stops RNA viruses from replicating.

Do you know what else outperforms Tamiflu? Quercetin and Zinc taken early, just like Ivermectin, for the same reason but using different mechanisms.

Both are dirt cheap and have great safety profiles. You don't take them all the time. You take them when you feel the flu coming on.

[–] • 2 pts

Sounds like if you just take Ivermectin, eat some citrus fruit and eat some high % coca black chocolate you will probably recover from flu before you really get very sick.

Food is medicine after all.

[–] • 1 pt

And it was "discovered" at a university in jerusalem...hmmm.