Truly,the use of more than one SSRI at the same time, not sequentially, could ,at least theoretically, be attended by a “stacking” phenomenon, viz. “ 1+1=2.50”. This can be ascertained by experimental observation. What about a SSRI + a SNRI?
My original comment should have been more clear, I.e., what repurposed drugs other than Fluvoxamine seem possibly promising, different types and kinds ?
For an SNRI it would have to come down to the target of the SNRI. I think if it can still be considered a sigma-1 agonist and a possible FIASMA then it could be viable. A big issue is if using more than one antidepressant may cause something such as acute serotonin syndrome to occur, or something along those lines.
I've written about Hydroxychloroquine and Quercetin before. In one of my paid posts I actually did a brief examination of anti-androgens which are being examined for COVID as well. I think the best bet would be to look at the FLCCC's protocol and do a quick look online at the drugs. Other than supplements I believe most of the drugs on that list are repurposed and so the information should be easy to find online. Hope that helps!
The efforts required in order to assimilate the copious information are more than compensated by the excellent and elegantly marshaled facts and chain of reasons for the utility of use of Fluvoxamine at the cellular level. Please carry on and continue your eloquent disquisition.
Thank you! Really appreciate the comment! I have so many tabs of papers open my laptop has started chugging along... I wouldn't be surprised if it decides to give up on me. Maybe it's getting tired of talking about COVID as much as many of us are?
I've had fluvoxamine in my covid just in case medkit for about 6 months. I didn't know much about it until your posts, and now I value it much more than I used to. If I get covid I will be sure to take it! Thank you 🙏💕
Definitely make informed decisions and discuss it with a medical professional, but I hope this shines some light on Fluvoxamine rather than keep the ideas abstract. I work much better examining MOAs of drugs than knowing they just work! To add a little more context, several of the studies actually conducted pretreatment and so take that into consideration as well.
Aha! I thought (hopefully) that, that might be the case! The towering question that now needs to be asked is, which other repurposed drugs/medications might be deemed worthy of exploration/ explication, and of being possibly needed /useful in the prevention box, and in the treatment ( separate) box?
Honestly so far it appears that many SSRIs may be worth investigating. I think it is also worth noting that COVID probably should not have been a "one therapy" approach as seen by the public. The FLCCC has definitely approached COVID with multiple treatment options for different stages. The same seems to be happening within the context of repurposing SSRIs. I've seen some papers recommending possibly 2 SSRIs when one is not effective, although the adverse reactions of using several SSRIs should really be investigated unless there is some possible contraindication or synergistic effect.
Yes, thanks! Any hints or suggestions / previews?
Hi Morton,
Here's my series on Hydroxychloroquine:
https://moderndiscontent.substack.com/p/the-hydroxychloroquine-anthology?utm_source=url
and here's one on Quercetin:
https://moderndiscontent.substack.com/p/the-quercetin-anthology-series?utm_source=url
The anti-androgen post comes from this post that was examining the death of a man named John Eyers. This one is the paid subscriber post:
https://moderndiscontent.substack.com/p/contextualizing-the-death-of-john?utm_source=url
Hope that helps!
Truly,the use of more than one SSRI at the same time, not sequentially, could ,at least theoretically, be attended by a “stacking” phenomenon, viz. “ 1+1=2.50”. This can be ascertained by experimental observation. What about a SSRI + a SNRI?
My original comment should have been more clear, I.e., what repurposed drugs other than Fluvoxamine seem possibly promising, different types and kinds ?
For an SNRI it would have to come down to the target of the SNRI. I think if it can still be considered a sigma-1 agonist and a possible FIASMA then it could be viable. A big issue is if using more than one antidepressant may cause something such as acute serotonin syndrome to occur, or something along those lines.
I've written about Hydroxychloroquine and Quercetin before. In one of my paid posts I actually did a brief examination of anti-androgens which are being examined for COVID as well. I think the best bet would be to look at the FLCCC's protocol and do a quick look online at the drugs. Other than supplements I believe most of the drugs on that list are repurposed and so the information should be easy to find online. Hope that helps!
The efforts required in order to assimilate the copious information are more than compensated by the excellent and elegantly marshaled facts and chain of reasons for the utility of use of Fluvoxamine at the cellular level. Please carry on and continue your eloquent disquisition.
Thank you! Really appreciate the comment! I have so many tabs of papers open my laptop has started chugging along... I wouldn't be surprised if it decides to give up on me. Maybe it's getting tired of talking about COVID as much as many of us are?
I've had fluvoxamine in my covid just in case medkit for about 6 months. I didn't know much about it until your posts, and now I value it much more than I used to. If I get covid I will be sure to take it! Thank you 🙏💕
Definitely make informed decisions and discuss it with a medical professional, but I hope this shines some light on Fluvoxamine rather than keep the ideas abstract. I work much better examining MOAs of drugs than knowing they just work! To add a little more context, several of the studies actually conducted pretreatment and so take that into consideration as well.
Okay, thank you!
Aha! I thought (hopefully) that, that might be the case! The towering question that now needs to be asked is, which other repurposed drugs/medications might be deemed worthy of exploration/ explication, and of being possibly needed /useful in the prevention box, and in the treatment ( separate) box?
Honestly so far it appears that many SSRIs may be worth investigating. I think it is also worth noting that COVID probably should not have been a "one therapy" approach as seen by the public. The FLCCC has definitely approached COVID with multiple treatment options for different stages. The same seems to be happening within the context of repurposing SSRIs. I've seen some papers recommending possibly 2 SSRIs when one is not effective, although the adverse reactions of using several SSRIs should really be investigated unless there is some possible contraindication or synergistic effect.