Remarks: Why is ZINC with HCQ important in treatment for COVID-19 and has Comorbidity of Diarrhea , Zinc Deficiency is linked to the Comorbidity of Diarrhea and the hydroxychloroquine, “opens the zinc channel” allowing the zinc to enter the cell, which then “blocks the replication of cellular machinery.” In this instance, chloroquine has no drug action. It is the zinc that is in play. FULL STORY HERE: https://www.4cmitv.com/2020/09/14/1999-oct-01-covid-19-diarrhea-comorbidity-linked-with-zinc-deficiency-companion-medication-hcq-zinc/
Dr. Anthony Cardillo:
Dr. Anthony Cardillo, added that combining the drug with zinc has been the key to the success. The hydroxychloroquine, he said, “opens the zinc channel” allowing the zinc to enter the cell, which then “blocks the replication of cellular machinery.” In this instance, chloroquine has no drug action. It is the zinc that is in play, and I find it concerning that so many news organizations (and governments) are failing to convey this fact..opting, instead, to portray chloroquine as having the key drug action. It does not…
COVID-19 Target Demographic of Comorbidities
A new study from the CDC found that 90% of hospitalized patients had one or more underlying condition before contracting COVID-19. Those most susceptible are the elderly and those with underlying health issues such as Diabetes, Obesity, Asthma, COPD, and Hypertension. The symptoms of some include loss of taste and smell and in some diarrhea. As shown below, studies have shown that in all these conditions mentioned, there seems to be a correlation with zinc deficiency.
Comorbidity Diarrhea
*Zinc Deficiency and Diarrhea*
Curr Gastroenterol Rep . 1999 Oct;1(5):398-403. doi: 10.1007/s11894-999-0021-7.
Pubmed: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10980978/
PMID: 10980978
DOI: 10.1007/s11894-999-0021-7
ABSTRACT
Zinc is an abundant trace element in the human body that is essential for growth and development and immune function. It is important for the formation of biomembranes and zinc finger motifs found in DNA transcription factors and has catalytic function in metalloenzymes.
The intestine is the site of zinc absorption and the major route of zinc excretion. Dietary inadequacy or conditions that decrease zinc absorption or increase its losses from the gastrointestinal tract, urine, or skin may quickly cause zinc deficiency due to the limited availability of rapidly exchangeable zinc pools in the body.
Diarrhea is both a sign and a cause of zinc deficiency.
The mechanism by which zinc deficiency causes diarrhea is not known. At this time, there is no readily available sensitive test for the detection of zinc deficiency, and therefore clinical suspicion remains the main mode of detection.
In some individuals with diarrheal disease, zinc supplementation lessens diarrhea. Those receiving prolonged supplemental zinc therapy need to be monitored for copper deficiency.
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