IF chloroquine has been downplayed for off-label treatment, the potential for high dose Vitamin C, especially intravenous has been even more ignored and even suppressed. Someone commented that chloroquine was cheap like Vitamin C so drug companies would not make money either way. I checked on price and found the low price GoodRX was $75.00 for 30 500mg pills. Other companies were charging $300 to $600. On the other hand with Vitamin C tablets ranging from 5 to 10 cents per 500mg., they would be $1.50 to $3.00.
It sounds like chloroquine has a role in enabling zinc to enter cells and stop the disease process. That would explain why taking higher doses of zinc has also seemed to help. Vitamin C has anti-inflammatory properties which would explain why in high doses it can reverse the deadly cytokine storms of the acute respiratory end stage syndrome. It also seems that higher doses of Vitamin D can also help. Oh, the poor pharmaceutical industry, now they seem to have so much more cheap competition. Maybe they will have to stop paying their CEOs and other top executives those $20million salaries.
I think you have to be loaded up on D3 BEFORE you contract the virus. And you need to be taking it with K2.