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Hydroxychloroquine<\/a>\u00a0became a hot topic during the COVID-19 pandemic, with\u00a0Dr. Peter McCullough\u00a0emerging as one of its strongest supporters.<\/h3>\n

After using the drug himself during his battle with COVID-19, Dr. McCullough firmly believes it played a key role in his recovery.<\/h3>\n

\u201cHydroxychloroquine far and away made the biggest difference,\u201d McCullough says. \u201cIt is not a cure alone, but it makes a giant difference.\u201d<\/h3>\n

Based on his experiences with COVID-19,\u00a0Dr. McCullough and his colleagues developed a protocol, published in the\u00a0American Journal of Medicine, that emphasizes starting treatment early to prevent severe illness. This protocol includes\u00a0hydroxychloroquine,\u00a0zinc,\u00a0vitamins, and other supportive therapies. The goal is to\u00a0stop the virus before it can cause life-threatening damage.<\/h3>\n

Not Just a One-Hit Wonder\u00a0<\/u><\/strong><\/h3>\n

However, Dr. McCullough\u2019s belief in hydroxychloroquine extends beyond COVID-19. He sees it as a promising treatment for another virus:\u00a0bird flu (H5N1). Although human cases are rare,\u00a0Dr. McCullough believes we need to be prepared.<\/h3>\n

\u201cGiven the high fatality rate of H5N1, it is essential to explore every potential treatment,\u201d he says.<\/h3>\n

Preclinical studies back up his view.\u00a0Research shows that chloroquine, a drug similar to hydroxychloroquine, can reduce the severity of bird flu.\u00a0In studies on mice, chloroquine treatment after a lethal dose of H5N1\u00a0improved survival rates from 0% to 70%. Dr. McCullough argues that, should human cases increase, hydroxychloroquine should be considered a potential treatment option.<\/h3>\n

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An Ounce of Prevention<\/u><\/strong><\/h3>\n

Dr. McCullough and his team at\u00a0The Wellness Company\u00a0<\/a>created the\u00a0Contagion Emergency Kit<\/a>\u00a0with this in mind. This kit includes:<\/h3>\n