Dr. Sehuelt at MedCram has been talking about this in his youtube channel and on MedCram itself for the past month or so. I highly recommend looking up his videos and watching the past dozen or...
Dr. Sehuelt at MedCram has been talking about this in his youtube channel and on MedCram itself for the past month or so. I highly recommend looking up his videos and watching the past dozen or so. He explains in fantastic detail, and also talks extensively about the possibility of N-Acetyl Cystine being a very good candidate for targeting the specific oxidative stress feedback loop caused by covid19 attacks on endothelial cells.
His videos are easy to find on youtube (just search medcram), but keep in mind that a few of the episodes have been automatically removed by youtube's censorship of some covid related material. All of the videos are posted on the MedCram website and have been made free to the public.
This is very encouraging. The more we learn, the more people we can save even if we never get a vaccine. And new treatments can potentially be rolled out a lot faster than trying to distribute...
This is very encouraging. The more we learn, the more people we can save even if we never get a vaccine. And new treatments can potentially be rolled out a lot faster than trying to distribute several billion vaccines.
Dr. Sehuelt at MedCram has been talking about this in his youtube channel and on MedCram itself for the past month or so. I highly recommend looking up his videos and watching the past dozen or so. He explains in fantastic detail, and also talks extensively about the possibility of N-Acetyl Cystine being a very good candidate for targeting the specific oxidative stress feedback loop caused by covid19 attacks on endothelial cells.
His videos are easy to find on youtube (just search medcram), but keep in mind that a few of the episodes have been automatically removed by youtube's censorship of some covid related material. All of the videos are posted on the MedCram website and have been made free to the public.
This is very encouraging. The more we learn, the more people we can save even if we never get a vaccine. And new treatments can potentially be rolled out a lot faster than trying to distribute several billion vaccines.