Off-patent liver disease drug could prevent COVID-19 infection and protect against future variants (UDCA)

Medical Xpress / University of Cambridge / Nature ^ | Dec. 5, 2022 | Fotios Sampaziotis et al

[ConservativeMind]

TUDCA, a taurine enhanced form of UDCA, is available from health food stores. A relative used TUDCA for a month and it completely got rid of bile sludge identified before and after via ultrasound and MRI.

Your doctor should be able to prescribe UDCA.

[ConservativeMind]

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[telescope115]

I was on this drug off and on over the years because of my liver disease.
It didn’t help stop the disease’s progression, but it’s nice to know it might’ve had a good effect after all.

[Deaf Smith]

>>Off patient

Kind of like ivermectin?

[Deaf Smith]

Oops, off patent.

But same as in not labeled for other use.

[frogjerk]

If it undermines the profit of Pfizer or any of the other drug cartels involved in COVID-19 it will be shot down by the GOV.

[ifinnegan]

Guess what is also an FXR ligand?

Ivermectin.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Farnesoid_X_receptor

[ifinnegan]

>>Off patient
Kind of like ivermectin?

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Yes.

And, see my post seven.

[joesbucks]

I bet it gets approval.

[cuz1961]

As usual

Yesterday i came home from food shopping with a booster shedded variant and within couple hours the heralding symptom of diareah hit,,

50 mg of zinc + ivermectin + teaspoon of sour cream ( fat) and an hour later I was fine.

Fraudci needs a Nurehmberg 2.0 .

I expect this will be demonized like ivermectin .

They want to profit off our genocide.

But then again, don’t all commies make you pay for your own bullet.

[Paladin2]

It isn’t a Horse Paste is it?

[lil'bit]

It’s a bile replacement. It’s bile.

[Gene Eric]

>> a receptor on the cell surface known as ACE2

I’m determined to get clarification on a paper I can no longer find. It concerned how diabetic meds that down-regulate ACE1 can cause in increase in ACE2 expression.

While diabetes is a corrosive disease, I’m pretty sure it doesn’t facilitate ACE2 receptor activity. But what if the diabetic meds did exactly that?

[Bob434]

Seriously Ya’ll- You aren’t liver flukes- do not take htis drug /s

[Pez149]

Wow... What a concept, a drug that might actually work against covid...
Brilliant...

[Irish Eyes]

How much ivermectin did you take with the zinc?

[sauropod]

.

[MayflowerMadam]

“I bet it gets approval.”

You mean like Ivermectin? Unless the manufacturer is one in cahoots with Fauci, it will be decreed taboo.

[joesbucks]

Please. I know too many people who took ivermectin and never made it.

[MayflowerMadam]

I don’t know what that means in context of my post. I referred to it being banned, not that it was a panacea.