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January 24th: Liberation Day!

By Charles-Edouard!

My new rhythm: the 1st and 15th of the month

My old rhythm was every other Monday, so 1/14. So 26 weeks.

It's an interesting concept: the day of liberation is a known concept, it's the day from which we stop working to pay taxes and we start, finally, to work for ourselves. There was a time when my day of economic liberation was very late in the year: I spent my life feeding the mamouth!

Reduce the number of alarms

In 1/14 mode, I had 3 alarms: the 1st of the month, to check that my administrative tasks are done (accounting, declaration, invoices, etc...) and 2 alarms programmed to follow my medication intake and be sure not to forget anything. Around Sept 2020, I merged everything: I set an intake on the 1st of each month (and its general alarm) and I have a specific alarm on the 15th of the month. The alarm on the 1st of the month is general, the boring things to do, so one more or less boring thing... There is no stress... So I only have one alarm on the 15th.

I play the little train

For some time now, I've been taking meds every day (we manage the after-effects...). They are incompatible with ARVs! Hence the medical interest of the 1/15. I don't take them the day of the ARVs and that's all, it's simple and efficient.

Healing, even at a mini level, is too serious a matter to leave to forgetful doctors. The pillbox is your friend... Mine is not ordinary... I use the pillbox with removable case from MUJI. I have several tens of them, that is to say about fifty hundred boxes. I prepare my boxes well in advance and I assemble the little trains once a quarter. No, no, I don't fill them every week... Every week I take out the pillbox, neatly arranged in s��quence and basta: I only handle the medocs once every 3-6 months.

No stress, no pathos, no forgetting. Especially since with Dodeca, you have to do things right (there is an order to follow).

The days of liberation according to the rhythm

Where we understand that it is more attractive to go from 4/7 to 2/7 than from 1/15 to 1/21!... Does the healing escape us? Yes, maybe... And then?!

Rhythm	Nb of days	Day of release
7/7	365	Never
6/7	313	10 November
5/7	261	19 September
4/7	209	July 29th
3/7	156	06 June
2/7	104	15 April
1/7	52	22 February
1/14	26	27 January
1/15	24	25 January
1/21	17	18 January
1/30	12	January 13

What has become of my tank, that so close I had held?

It's gone!!! So there... Well, I don't think much of residual DNA measurement, Rouzioux style... But hey... I do it every year, to see... If it went up a lot, it would be interesting. The value itself does not help us much, but maybe the trend... In a pinch... Well... We don't know... So we measure with the tools we have...

Well... The surprise of the surprise, it is that we can't do it anymore...

No reservoir (in the sense of Rouzioux) does it mean no virus? no resurgence in case of stop? Not really... The very few who succeeded in PTC (post treatment control) had a non-measurable reservoir, but patients with an ultra-low reservoir (non-measurable in standard) nevertheless saw the virus resurface. Simply, we have seen our detractors raise the spectre of an enrichment of the reservoir, but I do not see this. This allows me to put this argument of the "anti-cure"(all the Gileadolaters, all the Pharisee verology, etc.) in its right place: the trash can...

What is amazing is that the disappearance of the tank is 6 months after my unappealing failure at 1/7 in DTG 150 mg... We already know that: doing an ATI (analytical interruption), for example, has no measurable consequence, at 6 months, on the DNA reservoir. In this case, it was not an ITA, but I was not very worried either. With good reason: now it is verified.

No tank ... Not a huge ratio either

The CD4/CD8 ratio moves very slowly, at the rate of the eventual disappearance of supernumerary CD8. Knowing that their half life is 9 months, it's not worth monitoring every 5 minutes... But anyway... It is stable, very slightly above 1. A little too slightly for my taste to resume our long march towards 1/30 without worry. I'll wait a bit, especially since I don't have access to the CVs anymore, so it's quiet...

Do my anti-tank actions have anything to do with it?

What anti-tank actions? It's simple, I make a list of all the proposals that have been made here and there, I keep only those that are accessible to me and I go... Which one do I choose? None, I do them all... Hoping that one of them will work. It's the cocktail strategy, and even mega-cocktail.

There are in-vitro manips that eliminate the r��servoir. Then comes the question of in-me practice. There, for the record, I may have inadvertently r��ceeded in implementing the Weinberg proposal. We'll see about that some other time....



overmedication is an opportunity if you know how to use it!

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The Eclipse has lengthened: from a few days to a few weeks...

By Charles-Edouard!

The ICCARRE website is back online...

At the very beginning, when I became aware of the existence of an alternative to overmedication, I kept reading and rereading the same pages: Faseb, Valas, Pictorus... The emergence was that the information was rare... With Internet, one could find... It was necessary to get a little wet... So the more entry points you have, the better. For the curious mind, ICCARRE can be a door to Eclipsotherapy, which is the inevitable extension of it.

The Eclipse : subject of research...

If, one day, a research group is launched, the first work will be to establish the state of the art of knowledge... In a word, to make a bibliography. It's long and tedious, nobody really wants to do it, especially when you think you've done everything. But it is not the case! It's time consuming and needs to be maintained. Well... Once it is done, we understand a little better.

Convincing visualization of the biblio

So I took my biblio, and classified in a table, by year of publication, indicating the number of patients and the characteristics of the observed Eclipse. Then, I interpret the mini to estimate if such or such strategy is reasonably possible or not. The capture link allows quick access to the biblio verification by exposing the part of the reference that documented the table. This is the most difficult part: the data we are interested in are often buried in another discussion, typically the control patients in a vaccine or shock-and-kill intervention. I have retained only the control patients to avoid any objections. Since the interventions studied had no effect whatsoever, they could have been legitimately included. But then again... Given the large number of cases listed, this was not necessary...

The cliff and the continental shelf

Wherever you start from, if you walk towards the west, you will reach the sea. If you arrive by the cliff the fall will be brutal; by the beach, it is safer. The Eclipse, at its beginning, was short, for almost everybody: the bell curve was very tight. Except for 2-3 days of clear weather, we were soon facing a wall. This wall was a collective one, since, more or less, everyone was entitled to it, in similar times. It was enough to play the penguins at the edge of the ice floe. Nobody dared to do it, but if the first one survived, we threw ourselves into the water. and again, until the hecatomb started. So there was a particular interest in looking at what others were doing... The ICCARRE study is that... The precursors move forward and where the danger becomes a reality, we stay away.

By multiple attempts, a strategy is revealed that is better than the others. You should observe the first flock of sheep. Then, one can protocolize on a choice of molecules and a predefined rhythm. It's 4/7, and OMNIBVS. This is true if we are all subjected to a similar risk, let's say identical to make it short. But today, this is not true!
If the wall is at D+4, for all or a large number, we all go until D+2 or D+3 and basta, we can hardly hope for better. Dr Cal COHEN (FOTO) validates the 5/7 and invalidates the 4/7, because of failures under PI (Kaletra®...) and gives up the game. The gain is modest and it is denigrated as negligible (which will have been prejudicial). Leibo goes further... He sees that Kaletra® and Isentress® do not work, but perseveres with NNRTIs, in particular NVP, which has the longest persistence. He attributes the feasibility of the 1/7 to the sole merit of his magic NVP/DDI/TDF/F-3TC combo.

ICCARRE is on the way to obsolescence

In 2020, the observed lengthening of the Eclipse makes ICCARRE in the process of obsolescence: the mean has shifted and the standard deviation strongly lengthened: eclipses of 4, 15, 21, 30 days are not rare anymore. In fact, one can speculate that it is not the eclipse that has changed but the population. By treating better, earlier and stronger, the population is enriched in favorable cases. Have the disadvantaged of history disappeared? Who knows... They are a minority and will perhaps 'jump' to 3/7, 2/7... Certainly... And then??? For the patients, more and more numerous, with long eclipse, the past experience of the patients with short eclipse does not teach them anything. Even worse, the protocolist approach deprives them of the formulas of quasi-healing.

On a beach, the risk of sinking, suddenly, at the next step is very low, as long as one progresses cautiously, well aware that one is not going to cross the ocean any more. The marginal risk of going from X/7 to (X-1)/7 is lower than the non-inferiority limit. So 3/7 is not inferior to 4/7, 2/7 not inferior to 2/7, 1/9 not inferior to 1/7, etc. Because the slope is gentle...

We can also reasonably think thatISLATRAVIR will change all that.

The very idea that a selection bias may exist is, in fact, an argument in favor of Eclipsotherapy. We'll see about that next time...

In the news

- The document that is circulating strongly: COVID support by Invermectin. I am now trying to get my hands on the tablet version. I already have the veterinary version...

- One can read Barrier to Resistance of Dolutegravir in Two-Drug Combinations

- Alexandra Calmi has co-published an opinion piece against sexism in the profession... I notice a bias: Ladies are, in general, AGAINST the Short Cycle, and among the PROs there are mainly gentlemen... Besides, what bothers me is not the person of A. CALMI but her impressive distortion of mind. For example, she tells you that the relief must be conditioned to the dosage in the blood. However, an excellent work has been done to show that the "threshold" doses used do not make any sense... And this work has been done by... Alexandra Calmi! To put it differently, what I find disappointing about A. Calmi is that she undertakes something a bit original, iconolastic, interesting, and, it ends up in the most banal orthodoxy: she does not learn from her own work

- Apparently people have trouble understanding synergy. When A is synergistic with B, you can afford to put less A and less B... The associated diagram is called ISOBOLOGRAM (see Quantitative analysis of dose-effect relationships.... So if it is problematic to reach quickly the sufficient concentration of HCQ alone, the necessary dose of HCQ when in COMBINATION with azithromycin is much lower. This may have escaped Pialloux who claimed to amazed crowds that HCQ would be tested alone, just like the others... It's a good vintage Pialloux... It's a pity, but that's how it is...

- Apparently RAFFI finally admitted to be the author of the verbal threats made to Raoult, using the cell phone of the infectious diseases department of the CHU of Nantes. Raffi did not identify himself so everyone suspects everyone in the department... I can't explain the atmosphere!

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Turn off the TV and don't be fooled by the Parisian vereology... And ... Best Wishes for 2021!!!

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I am testing the Tri-Raoult: CQ - AT - Zn

By Charles-Edouard!

Excerpt from an interview with Dr Mc Cullough, author of the algorithm:

Test-Treat vs. Treat-Test

There are people who believe that the Test-Treat-Isolate strategy is THE winning strategy... It may work in Marseille, but in my environment, access to testing is a problem, and if you are forcibly isolated (preventive hospitalization, forced hotel stay, etc.) you no longer have access to your medicine cabinet... The real cost of the test is not 70 Eu. It is the delay in taking the cocktail (which costs only a few euros and is sold in boxes of 30, so between 3 and 6 treatments). The test has the advantage of detecting asymptomatic people... For it to be effective, you have to test every week at least. This is not reasonable.

Morocco

The reference method, in Morocco, where people are not dumber than elsewhere, consists in initiating a treatment at the first suspicion, even if it means stopping it if it is useless (no CV or no effect, etc.). Given the low cost and safety, this makes sense...
The link is here...

The Onfray case invites to think about his strategy

Onfray likes to talk about himself... He told us about his heart attack, his stroke, etc... Now he tells us about his 500 hours with COVID. Well... He went to play the BHL in the Upper Karamachin. The fighters there carry the AK-45 but not the FFP2!!! Oh la la... Well... He caught the virus that is going around... The caregivers at the IHU, a stronghold to defend (10,000 infected people have passed through the building), didn't over-catch it. Well... In the Upper Karamachin, you can take your food with you but not the gel or the soap. Anyway, he caught it... It happens... Being cardiac, he forbids himself HCQ, and allows himself the 500 hours of suffering instead.

Going to play the fool under the bombs is a reasonable risk, but taking Nivaquine, which has never killed anyone(bring a real patient case, so we can laugh...), no! Onfray is not a Kador of risk management! Well... Half a dose of Nivaquine, we observe, we wait a few days, one dose, we observe a few days, a double dose, we observe, and we know more or less what to expect: it is not curare! Well... But doing it when you are sick is a bit late, better to do it before, if you can/want to!

Great country: you can go and act with impunity on a battlefield, but you can't buy Quinine extract anymore. It's to be taken and ...

I test HCQ-Doxy-Zn, dry...

Well... Great Traveler, I have some Nivaquine in the medicine cabinet. So, before Véran sends his henchmen to take it away from me, before I need it, I try it, in combination with Doxycycline and Zinc, just to be sure. Double dose the first day, then 8 days. Nothing! Nothing from nothing! Nothing at all, not the slightest heartbeat, not the slightest nausea, etc. Nothing, nothing, I tell you!

That's it! There is nothing more to say. Nothing is nothing. At the slightest suspicion, we switch to Moroccan mode and Inch'Allah: we are not going to stay without doing anything. The benefit on mortality? I don't give a damn. The very first time I talked about HCQ here, it was because of the proven reduction of viral carriage. 500 hours of hell or 6 days of heavy flu, there is no difference. After that... Each one does as she wishes.

In a future post: my prophylaxis...

In the news

- I don't go to funerals... But, I do my BA with my old people... I go... If you want to show your attachment to your elders, you have to do it before. Afterwards it's too late... You do the show for the survivors... So I found this video very touching, it sets the record straight. The old people I know, they are super isolated and they live in fear...

- The promise of mRNA-based manipulation has us entering a new era. The prospects, potentially, for HIV, diabetes, etc. are enormous! We can imagine things as surprising as making insulin produce, reactivating a dormant virus (reservoir...) etc. It is new, it must be considered with a benevolent circumspection. We will see... In any case it is exciting! Read here.

The musical genius

I was listening by chance to a music that caught my attention and of which I could not imagine the author. By dint of interpretation, editions, arrangements, the origin is hidden... I put here the link, that you can listen without reading the title of the video, just to see... Sometimes we discover or rediscover... Of course, this more fundamental version is otherwise bewitching. Very strong... In the same vein, one could like this other sweet or the same one, in a less sweetened version.

Not to your taste? Try Tico-Tico no fubá, Zequinha Abreu, it feels good!

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Merry Christmas!!!

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My anti-Covid kit, finally made...

By Charles-Edouard!

Read under the pen of Sauvenière, notorious false-witness:

Just read the literature! Here's what they say at Garches: "Hyper-intermittent regimens, 2 and 1 day per week, [...] based on NVP, proved to be safe and effective over an average of 140 weeks of treatment in 45 of 49 patients." What is unfortunate and unwarranted is to have excluded NVP from regulatory enrollment trials.

This is silly, especially since I'll have to be told someday how to expect to be cured without ever having used Nevirapine. Between naivety and conspiracy, there is room for lucidity...Let's hear it...

COVID and Love

What Véran/Pazdan/Delfraissy's group seems not to understand is the psychology of 'normal' people... How can anyone imagine for a moment that, faced with my sick baby, I'm going to stay at his bedside with Doliprane. The so-called 4D doctrine(Doliprane, Dodo, Distress, Death) is too little for me, thank you! I don't care if HCQ/AZ/Zn is 10, 50 or 90% effective, or even effective at all! I won't give up my little wolf I'm afraid I'm going to have to give it up to the Delfraissian oukazes. Everyone is responsible for their own health and this extends to their loved ones, with some dilemmas at times.

P'tit Loup is very influenced by Pialloux and Co... I don't really care... In the end, it's me who counts, it's me who cares, not Pialloux... And as long as the pathology does not appear, it is useless to talk about subjects that would spoil a cocoon evening. Besides, I am ready... I have supplied according to the opinion of trusted doctors and according to the algorithm published by Peter Mc Cullough, of which there is, in French, a variant by Philippe Lepere & al. Who also published this: The Role of Macrolide Antibiotics in the Prevention of Severe COVID-19 Disease Progression Via the Disruption of Bacteria/virus Co-Operation. I prefer the Mc Collough one, which I had shared some time ago: it is less technical, more accessible in free medication.

My kit includes: Chloroquine (Nivaquine), Doxycycline, Zinc, Vit. C and D, Bromhexin, Aspirin, Pulse Oximeter, Thermometer, and, perhaps, soon Ivermectin

Chloroquine (Nivaquine): This simple, essential chemical can be purchased in a bush grocery store. Information, especially on interactions, can be found on Drugbank. It is sold over the counter in supplier countries, including China and India, which together constitute half of humanity... For an earthling, getting chloroquine is disconcertingly simple. This is for the earthlings who live in 'normal' countries, i.e. where the health care system has not turned into an extortion system. For the poor patient from Auvergne, it is harder! Even with African or high ranking friends... The basic backpacker, him, was sufficiently used (even that one OBLIGATED him to take some!). These are the military, especially French, who were the most vehement in the obligation to take it every day... So to provide oneself, in advance, is not very complicated. Only Buzyn and Co. put it in list 2, classification that does not hold up. I have some in my medicine cabinet, so I take care of it. I open a file "Chloroquine use for HIV, Diabetes and Rheumatism"; it is promising.

Doxycycline: I understood the message of the U=U campaign: no CV, you fuck without a condom (a well-funded campaign, that is). Leibowitch thought it was appropriate to wave the red flag of other STIs: it is true that the reasonable abandonment of the condom, in an assumed practice of bareback, raises the question. Elegantly solved by Pr Molina (Hôtel Dieu). For HIV you go to Leibowitch and for the rest you go to Molina! Especially not the opposite, we understand each other... In short, thank you Jean Michel, thanks to you, doxycycline is in the medicine cabinet.

Zinc, Vit. C and D: they are still available... Yes, yes... Hurry up before Véran and Co wake up and forbid you to drink lemon juice!

Bromhexine: it is an inhibitor of the TMPRSS2, it has been mentioned a few times as a complement to HCQ, just to lock the entrance: it can be found in anti-tussives in para-pharmacy. Rather rare in Europe, it is part of all the exotic formulas that promise to stop coughing. Here again, Véran has not yet fallen on it. There is little to argue that it is useful in COVID, but who is going to stop you from taking an anti-cough medicine? Especially since there is probably not much scientific evidence that it works for coughs, either... Well... I read the instructions of what is in the medicine cabinet and other herbs: it is there... Phew! We'll see if the situation arises.

Oximeter: Ironically, its inventor, Takuo Aoyagi, has just passed away at the age of 84. Contrary to the sugar level, there is no needle, it is like a clothespin, with a small luminous diode, painless. The purchase was not the easiest! By internet? Like Amazon? We'll have to see... I found one in a drugstore, only one, 50 balls anyway! A small Chinese electronic, 2 francs 6 cents, unstable, which I had to clean the diode to stabilize a little, but well, despite the fluctuations of the model I found, I think I can identify a strong hidden drop in oxygen saturation. Well... Raoult says it's good, so it's good. We're not going to ask Véran's opinion, either...

Ivermectin: old molecule with multiple uses, the few published studies are in the right direction. There is even a non-inferiority trial vs HCQ/AT. Well... Here, I've been tricky... It is in the medicine cabinet of ... my dog... Plus, it's a big doggie. It is a horse remedy! I say this without laughing: there is a dosage for... horses... So there... If even dogs, cats and horses can take it...

In the news

- The famous study in the EHPAD of Andorra! Famous? Yes, the authors, in order to be able to publish, will have to hide, more or less, that their observations show the formidable effectiveness of HCQ/AT, in this context. Quickly, let's send Pr K. Lacombe (yes, yes... Professor, to believe BFM), to put the cured back in the grave.

- History of chloroquine, told by the press of Madagascar, living witness of a past greatness. The ex-colonial power had imposed, on the children, the taking of Nivaquine! And it remained... Every time, it is even financed by... the WHO, with the money of... French taxpayers... Who knows... That would be so funny.

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Timothy had the gold medal, I had the silver

By Charles-Edouard!

I am publishing, in extenso, in French, the original testimony, unpublished in French, of Timothy Ray Brown, known as the Berlin Patient, recently deceased. It is from his own pen, short, clear and very instructive...

Timothy Ray Brown interests me... He was my only competitor

6 years of anonymity vs. 6 years of rehabilitation

We understood that it was not an easy task. Reading the Figaro Madame, one could think that this poor man had come out of anonymity, after much hesitation, whatever it cost him, to save humanity. What a beautiful fable !... We almost fell for it!

6 years to rehabilitate a body made stupid by the disease and its treatment, one understands well that it was not the moment to spread, in this sad state, on the TV sets.

If the gold medal is at this price, then we think twice. Especially since it is the result of a brilliant opportunism, where we have a strategy, duplicable, economical and painless!

The Visconti: is it a strategy?

The Visconti cohort is made up of a few patients who control their virus after an interruption of a treatment initiated very early. The proportion of those who succeed is very low, and the majority of those who do not succeed. One can even say that the attempt to reproduce this French cohort, within the SPARTAC trial, is a failure.

Frankly, being rescued for falling into the water at the feet of the lifeguard and his stock of buoys does not deserve the name of strategy or something to be proud of.

The inability of the French virology, lined up against the interest of the patients, in favor of Gilead's interests, to provide even a few Neo-Viscontis is flagrant. In the last few years, only one patient, to be confirmed, at most. No one dares to ask the question: why we were able to make Viscontis at the beginning of this century and we can't do it anymore 10 years later, despite the doctrine of treating (too?) early. If the Visconti approach could be considered as a strategy, it is no longer so, since we do not know how to make it live. Let's get new Viscontis, in numbers, and we will put Visconti back on the podium.

To die cured or to be cured reasonably

One can speculate for a long time who was the chicken or the egg, who was the virus or its aggressive treatment that contributed to this leukemia, whose fatal outcome could have been delayed for a while. Living with a sword of Damocles over your head... Given the success rate, being a Visconti must not be much fun. We, at 1/7 (or even 1/15), are doing well. I am going to finish and publish the table which allows to visualize the evolution of the Eclipse after the interruption of the treatment. In about fifteen years, it has gone from a few days to a few weeks... That's what occupies my confined time ...

The risk of observing a rebound of the virus has shifted: the monster has withdrawn into its reserve. But isn't there a risk of increasing the reservoir to be interrupted intermittently? If this were the case, we would observe an enrichment of the reservoir during ATIs(Analytical Treatment Interruption). We have looked at it from every angle and we have never seen it... But if we have a rise of the virus, don't we risk, theoretically, the appearance of resistances? Well, theoretically, no! And even less as the cycle is ultimate. It is paradoxicalI know, but the very Gileadist Dr Joel Gallant gives us the keys and reassuring observations. We will come back to this, because it is ineresting...

Quasi-healing... What responsibility?

Being cured doesn't make you an obligatory activist! Who benefited from the Timothy Brown affair? If not those who are funding the whole thing? The important thing is to get the truth out, to exploit the opportunities, to live with as little toxicity as possible. In short, LIVE!

Afterwards... There is progress to follow:

- We wonder if it makes sense to consider the PreP in 4/7
- We wonder if it makes sense to consider a switch to Doravirine in 4/7

Little Wolf does the occasional PreP, he tells me... Not continuously, because his I'm-out-and-I'm-out period is put on hold. So the question doesn't arise directly, but well... I'll come back to that.
The same goes for Doravirine, which may have a small advantage for those who practice 2/7 (or even less) in Quadri, and do not know how to use NVP. So the question does not arise directly, but well... I'll come back to it.

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I test IHU and IHU tests me

By Charles-Edouard!

Travel Medicine: Prophylaxis and/or vaccines are essential for travelers... Well... I testify...

And the young girl nervously called her mother.

COVID test in 10 hours!

You can find almost nothing on the Internet, except this excellent post: I tested for you... the PCR-72h at the IHU of Timone in Marseille: 3h30 watch in hand to get the sesame within 24 hours.

I can confirm: 40 minutes in line, about 20 people in front of me. The results, in routine mode, asymptomatic, were published in 10 hours.

Raoult, the media-savvy professor from Marseilles, has set up a formidable screening war machine that is reactive and runs smoothly, despite his detractors.

Raoult organizes and advertises

The stewardship follows... The video was published after my blind test. It says it all, explains it all. You can find it here. The national municipal sport of Marseille is the attempt of free-riding. There are PROs. There is also a service of order... We are not in a model city, either!...

Why IHU rather than elsewhere? 24 hours and Ct = 35

I chose IHU because of 2 technical parameters, guaranteed, availability within 24 hours and a 35 Ct. Ct's of 40, or even 42, have a 1 in 2 chance of unnecessarily cancelling the trip! They are misleading! At check-in/disembarkation no one checks your Ct. I am putting all the chances of success on my side...

I am also testing the Raoult triple therapy

It's negative, of course, and I have no desire to catch it on the plane. Once I passed the test, at the very minute, in the corridor of the IHU, I swallow my first dose of HCQ + Doxycycline + Zn. I use Doxycyline because it is prescribed as an anti-STI prophylaxis, thanks to Molina, useful for this time... Here is the Molina publication: Doxycycline Prophylaxis for Bacterial Sexually Transmitted Infections. Here is the Molina dosage: doxycycline 200 mg within 24-72 hours of condomless sexual encounters. Not the same as the Marseilles potion. The box is the same.

If I am positive, I will become negative again faster!

HCQ is harder to find since the infamous Buzyn decree. But hey... There is not only France in the world!!! There is also the Northern Districts!!! Marseille, you can find everything!

I am used to Nivaquine. This product has been sold over the counter since the dawn of time: it has no business being on list 2... I never had any problem, and now, I don't feel anything at all. No interaction, that's one of the advantages of the 1/15, you go between the drops. Note that Raoult had excluded some patients because of their continuous ARV treatment. This does not concern me...

It appears that HCQ is to be reserved for outpatients or first line (emergencies). Its administration in intensive care, or even in hospital, late, beyond 2 days from the onset of symptoms and/or in severe forms, is still under debate. Hydroxychloroquine + Azithromycin as early as possible (first day of onset of symptoms), Zinc, Vitamins C and D have their place in the management of COVID-19 viral infection.

In short, treat as soon as possible. Waiting for PCR results for several days is a deleterious loss of chance. The Moroccan strategy takes the Raoulian motto the wrong way. Instead of test, isolate, treat, it is treat, isolate, test. This makes sense because the treatment is, in a civilized country like Morocco, immediately available, very inexpensive, and safe.

Can you get a result within 24 hours ? If yes, Raoult procedure, if not, Moroccan procedure, if yes, that works too! Can you get HCQ+... within 24 hours ? If yes, prescription/pharmacy. If not, anticipate and manage! This can save you a lot of worry and anxiety. My pharmacist tells me it's on back order...

Raoult procedure or better yet... the Moroccan alternative

The leaflet distributed at IHU ...

The official Moroccan protocol is here : Hydroxychloroquine is not a cure, but it slows down the contagion (Ait Taleb) .

Here is what he says:
Here is what this speech hides: an over-the-counter medication (as it has always been) is a matter of patient freedom! Chloroquine is Quinine syrupIt is found in the syrup of my ancestors and in Campari! This molecule has nothing to do in list 2: it is even a crime to have put it therewithout any justification!

Here again, the zotorities have seriously harmed the interest of the patient...

I act accordingly... If I need the test, I know where to go... To go from Paris to Marseille cost me 89 Eu. and a tiring day. If I had been sick, it would have been impossible! So the test, from the point of view of the interest of the non-marseillaise patient, is a waste of time, of chance. What does going through the toubid box bring?

Better to avoid doctors: there are too many who are very bad

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This was originally published here, in French (link).
We provide this translation for your convenience. Practical aspects may differ where you live.



I baptize you "Eclipsotherapy "

By Charles-Edouard!

Ameli publishes every year a detail of the health expenses. 1.27 Billion (billion!!!) Eu. are spent on HIV/AIDS drugs. That is about 12.000 Euros per patient... For standard treatments, it is more like 8.000 Eu/year. This is still enormous and hardly bearable by a faltering economy.

We change the terminology

There are 2 types of lightening: the cycle or the reduction of molecules. The cycle works (Faucy, FOTO, etc.), the reduction did not work (Katlama, Delfraissy, Pialloux, Rouzioux: Trilège...) quite well. Historically, the only reduction that worked was the Cycle. The rest was left out. Lightening or cycle was synonymous, and lightening spoke to patients. With DTG, which counts as 2... the reduction from 3 to 2 (or even 1) makes sense again, and, lightening by molecule reduction has surfed on the nascent success of the Cycle, phagocytizing its success and its appeal to patients. To clarify, I no longer use the word alleviation to refer to short-cycle alleviation. I prefer Intermittence, a term that can unfortunately be confused with CD4 guided intermittence, which will have been a failure, when done poorly... I like Dynamic Remission better. Again, this can lead to confusion...

The name ICCARRE was based on an interesting idea: to create a brand. The word play is not convincing, and, except for advertising the 'brand', the attention is quickly diverted.

Eclipsotherapy

This term is inspired by serotherapy (therapeutic use of blood serum). Since we use the properties of Eclipse, we circumscribe to this property only. It is easily anglicized...

What I like is that there is then no no confusion with the products and techniques put forward by the Labs and their henchmen. They won't be able to lump us in with SMART, TRILEGE, MONO-IP or other strategies that don't interest us here.

Eclipsotherapy and medical corporatism

One topic that tickles my readers is the following:
The Eclipse is, on average, about, say, 2 to 3 weeks. On average... So there are people who are at less, others who are at more. On one side of the space defined by this bell curve, there are patients at 7d. (there are almost none below) and patients at 45 days. For some it is detrimental to do the 1/15, for others it is detrimental not to do. And since the median is around 15-21, to put it simply, let's say that 50% of patients would be wrong to aim for 1/15, while 50% would be wrong not to.

Having written the 4/7 Practical Guide, back in 2014, which has not been denied since, I note this: in 4/7, there is no question about medication choice. The only question to eventually ask a doc is: am I eligible? To which 99.95% of the doctors answered no, when the correct answer was yes! So 99,5% were bad advice: we must not forget it. In fact, everyone is eligible, a priori. Young people (Breather), veterans, pregnant women (FASEB-2). You just have to follow the right rhythm, leave yourself some time before starting, take according to the planning, make your CVs well(at the beginning...), and progress gradually. If someone wants to demonstrate that the doctor is useful, go ahead and argue. On this subject, there is no real debate, in the absence of arguments and... doctors. My doctor declared himself incompetent. Duly noted. It's honest, at least.

Some people fear that if they start a race to the bottom, they will fail, others don't care. Those who lived through the difficult years are on one side, those who dealt early, with a zenith of 5000 copies, are on the other. And what is desirable is to manage the risk well, something to which, if you know someone competent, or allegedly, you tell us: we will send him the readers. For the moment, there is no one, Leibo has left us, and, the entourage has lost the focus.

Eclipsotherapy and pharmaceutical choice

The opportunity exists, for about 50% of patients, and the risk exists, for about 50%. But if you're interested in 1/15, you have to be able to assess your risk and manage it, without a doctor, of course. But it's possible, and it's not that complicated. It requires a little expertise, expertise that is not the exclusive domain of doctors. Expertise is not the exclusive domain of anyone, it's like Chinese... You have to study your case carefullyAnd having a diploma for having learned a medicine that is now outdated, does not help. Writing the algorithm for calculating the risk: it's possible, it's done, I did it. To write a method of risk minimization, it is possible, it is done, I have done it, I have put it on paper. And I keep it to myself, because in practice, people do as they please. I did the Practical Guide for 4/7, 3/7, 2/7 and... the 1/15, where the questions are addressed: Am I eligible, am I on the right medication, how to manage my schedule and how to deal with a possible failure?.

In Eclipsotherapy, if you ask the question about meds, there will be no one to answer you. The only two known 1/15s are, one on DTG/3TC, the other on Dodeca, and the vast majority of patients are on 1/7, possibly to be extended to 1/15, with a triple therapy that is neither DTG/3TC nor Dodeca. I do Dodeca specifically to avoid the question of choice of medication. If you try 1/15 in DTG/3TC and it goes off, you don't know if it's because of the 1/15 or the drug. No one is going to want to do Dodeca and no one is going to go with DTG/3TC. Me first... I'm not going to do 1/15 DTG/3TC when I jumped, and admirably caught up, on 1/7 DTG (150 mg).

Eclipsotherapy: To each his own

It's simple isn't it???

In fact, we don't really have any alternatives to leaving ICCARRE or the one-fit-all cycles. Why not? Because the time to rebound has become longer, on average, and so has the standard deviation. So a protocolized rhythm, limited by the shortest Eclipses, does not make sense anymore. There are too many people with long eclipses to be neglected. And it will be even worse with Islatravir, which is coming...

Well... By chance, an interesting topic has appeared in our discussions... Go ahead! We will take time to think about it, as this blog is not a medical advice

We'll see the rest next time ...

In the news

- of Peronne an interview in 3 parts, very instructive, #1- medicine is going seriously off the rails. followed by : #2- screwed up study for toxic medication. And finally: #3- It seems that some people don't want the epidemic to stop.

- the google searches that got us the most clicks were: nathan peiffer-smadja gilead and nathan peiffer-smadja conflict of interest. Google says so, so it's true... It's funny, since it's off topic. Bichat is BigPharma's honeypot, and that's in all specialties. It is obvious that we are not going...

- Again, a very interesting topic. It's in a famous show, at 2:33 Pr PERRONNE throws everything and... It is very interesting because it puts the molecule at the disposal of the poorest... You will note, while Quatuor is published and we are nearing the end of the long term follow-up, Perronne, under whose aegis ICCARRE-1 and & 2 was published, not once has he mentioned HIV. That is to say that another battle is looming and that he avoids polution. Will it last???

The French genius

The fun never ends... After the distressing phase, here is the entertaining phase, where we see the rotten virology sinking further. A very instructive portrait of Raoult is published here: Didier Raoult, rebel professor, against all odds. This chapter of scientific history is not closed and it is very instructive: it allows us to identify new potential allies, and that, obviously, is important...

A person with a little bit of gumption would start asking the question: why Sanofi, producer, asked Mrs Buzyn, in October 2019, to classify HCQ as a dangerous product after having allowed us to swallow it for 50 years without a prescription...

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good weekend, good stuffing and not too many meds ... Huh?