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To: timestax

About 15 years ago, my primary physician said that my zinc levels were low, and suggested I take supplements. Looking at my test results over the past year, there was no measurement of zinc. I find the lack of zinc testing to be disturbing.

So I’m now taking zinc 30 mg once daily (going up to 100 mg a month from now), and manganese 10 mg once daily. My goal is to have enough zinc “on board” so that if/when I succumb to COVID-19 and take hydroxychloroquine, the zinc will already be there to help me get past the initial stages.

I know I should be adding copper — haven’t found any yet. My multivitamin has some, which should hold until I can get a supplement.


8 posted on 05/27/2020 10:31:03 PM PDT by asinclair (Political hot air is a renewable energy resource)
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To: asinclair

Yeah, but I read zinc builds up, so don’t take too much, unless you have a cold, or flu or something like that. I read on time if you are super low on zinc, you may have little white spots in your fingernails. That was true for me.


9 posted on 05/27/2020 11:35:08 PM PDT by timestax
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