Discussion on Hydroxychloroquine and COVID-19
And I hope they use the hydroxychloroquine.
And they can also do it with Z-Pak subject to your doctor's approval and all of that.
But I hope they use it because I'll tell you what.
What do you have to lose? In some cases, they're in bad shape.
What do you have to lose? It's been out there for a long time.
And I hope they use it.
And they're going to look at the with doctors, work with doctors,
get what you have to get.
But we have it stockpiled and we have a lot of it.
One of the reasons that I keep talking about hydroxychloroquine
is that the question that nobody ever asks and the question that I most hate the answer to is
what happens if you do have a ventilator?
What are your chances?
And I just hope that hydroxychloroquine wins,
coupled with perhaps the Z-Pak as we call it, dependent totally on your doctors and the doctors there.
Because you know the answer to that question.
If you do have the ventilator, you know the answer to that question.
And I hate giving the answer.
So I don't want to get them there.
I don't want to get them there.
There's a possibility, a possibility.
And I say it. What do you have to lose?
I'll say it again. What do you have to lose?
Take it. I really think they should take it.
But it's their choice. And it's the doctor's choice or the doctor's in the like.
The other thing, if you have a heart condition, I understand,
probably you stay away from the Z-Pak. But that's an antibiotic.
It can clean out the lungs. The lungs are a point of attack for this horrible virus.
But when you have a ventilator,
don't ask the answer because I hate it.
If you have it and it's working beautifully, I don't like the answer because it's not a very high percentage.
So I want to keep them out of ventilators.
I want to keep them. If this drug works,
it will be not a game changer because that's not a nice enough term.
It will be wonderful. It will be so beautiful.
It'll be a gift from heaven if it works. Because when people go into those ventilators,
you know the answers.
I know the answers.
And I'm glad you don't write about it.
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