CO*ID-19 SUPPLEMENT RECOMMENDATIONS

There are two triads of supplements that we recommend for patients that are not infected and for those who have started with symptoms as follows.

For those who are interested in strengthening their family’s health in advance of infections, especially for coronavirus, we recommend one or both of the following for children and/or adults that weigh over 120 pounds:

• Triad one: quercetin 1,000 milligrams twice daily plus vitamin C 1,000 milligrams twice daily plus zinc 50 milligrams once daily (the best option). Quercetin allegedly works as an ionophore, opening the cell membrane to facilitate zinc entering in the cell to combat viruses and vitamin C potentiates (makes more effective the) quercetin.
• Triad two: vitamin D₃ 8,000-10,000 I.U. daily with vitamin K plus magnesium 500 milligrams once daily. Vitamin D is potentiated by vitamin K and magnesium creating an effect approximately 250% of that of the vitamin D itself.

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For treatment once symptoms begin with or without a positive test:

• Triad one: quercetin 1,000 milligrams three times daily, Vitamin C 2,500 milligrams twice daily plus zinc 100 milligrams for three days and then reduce the amount to 50 milligrams daily
• Triad two: vitamin D₃ 20,000 I.U. (with vitamin K) daily for three days then reduce the amount to 8,000 to 10,000 I.U. daily plus magnesium 500 milligrams daily

Adjust the dose for those that are less than 120 pounds as follows:

• 90-119 pounds: ¾ of the above doses
• 60-89 pounds: ½ of the above doses
• 30-59 pounds: ¼ of the above doses
• 15-29 pounds: 1/8 of the above doses

Often nebulizer treatments may be additionally helpful and are individualized for our patients.

Pharmaceuticals for early treatment may include hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin, which require a prescription from your physician.

                                                            Your Partner in Health,

                                                            Eric N. Rydland, M.D.