I noised it abroad with this headline "Find, boil and drink this. - Honeysuckle decoction. - Redemption at hand."
From the study "600 ml water boiled with 30 g dry honeysuckle for 80 min until obtaining 200 ml HD" (Honeysuckle decoction) dose was 100 mL Honeysuckle decoction 2 times in one day. from the supplementary data "Dry honeysuckle was purchased from the local TCM store. For Honeysuckle decoction, we boiled 30 g dry honeysuckle in 600 ml water for 80 minutes and got 200 ml herb decoction."
I read this as meaning put 30 grams of dry Honeysuckle flower in 600 mL of water and boiled it at a certain heat setting such that after boiling for 80 minutes a little bit less than 400 mL of water boiled off.
So - if the decision was made to duplicate their procedure for making Honeysuckle decoction, an experiment to find a heat setting that boils off a little less than 400 mL of plain water in 80 minutes.
my note: Inhibiting viral replication is a treatment best started at first sign of any covid symptom when using safe antivirals. (I have never taken a covid test, I have never obtained any covid tests for my "covid kit") This study was done with "Moderate type patients" "All enrolled patients have pneumonia confirmed by chest computed tomography imaging. COVID-19 infection was determined by pharyngo swab quantitative RT-qPCR assay which performed by either local Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) or the designated diagnostic laboratory in the hospital.
This is the best information I found on Honeysuckle
Gumshoe-ing around China on the internet I found - In China Honeysuckle is valued as a treatment for covid-19. Considered actually "safe and effective" and sold out the instant it became available to purchase, from early on, after the study results and simple treatment protocol became known - to the dismay of the remdesivir salesman and or saleswomen who tried to disparage the use of Honeysuckle decoction as "sugar water" to increase their remdesivir sales.
I did not see this "counterpoint" until today "Decreased HD-MIR2911 absorption in human subjects with the SIDT1 polymorphism fails to inhibit SARS-CoV-2 replication" here https://www.nature.com/articles/s41421-020-00206-5
Can also be found under the Chinese Pin Yin name: Jin Yin Hua. It is traditionally used with another Chinese antiviral, Forsythia Lian Qiao, which you might recall is the novel antiviral that Jude Law peddles in Contagion
Hi Mr. Chesnut...Well, this post was certainly an interesting one...made me do a little snooping around. It appears (?), although not completely clear, that the intriguing compound, 4'-O-Methylochnaflavone, associated with detrimental effects on Pl(Pro) comes from the FLOWERS of Lonicera japonica.
I wish some of the scientific references would be more explicit on exactly what was tested (flowers, leaves, stem, root, etc...). The wiki reference on Lonicera japonica that you've included in your post suggests other parts of the herb "...have the potential to be toxic."
Of course, 'the dose makes the poison'.
So, I am going to assume the benefit comes from the flowers of Lonicera japonica unless you feel like correcting me if I've got this wrong.
Anyway, thanks for your hard work in attempting to keep the quasispecies viral swarm from killing us all which it most certainly is trying to do.
Sorry to see your comments still getting douche-bombed. Keep fighting.
I like to stack my Japanese Honeysuckle with squalene and...
::big breath::
Fluvoxamine
HCQ
Remdesivir
Nattokinnase
Purified SV-40
Pepcid AC, nine times dose
Celebrex
244mg of Ivermectin
Petmectin
GuppyMectin
AndroidMectin
Graphene Oxide
Quinine
Fermented Soy
SoyMectin
Guppy Soy
Petcid AC
Celemectin
I’m just making shit up now
Controlled Opposition Mectin
Ponder on - the teaching of preemption of the cycle as it applies to boiling up remedies .......
Honeysuckle blooms in the Spring.
I remember when this hit the servers on August 5, 2020. "Absorbed plant MIR2911 in honeysuckle decoction inhibits SARS-CoV-2 replication and accelerates the negative conversion of infected patients" now here https://www.nature.com/articles/s41421-020-00197-3 and here https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7406496/
I noised it abroad with this headline "Find, boil and drink this. - Honeysuckle decoction. - Redemption at hand."
From the study "600 ml water boiled with 30 g dry honeysuckle for 80 min until obtaining 200 ml HD" (Honeysuckle decoction) dose was 100 mL Honeysuckle decoction 2 times in one day. from the supplementary data "Dry honeysuckle was purchased from the local TCM store. For Honeysuckle decoction, we boiled 30 g dry honeysuckle in 600 ml water for 80 minutes and got 200 ml herb decoction."
I read this as meaning put 30 grams of dry Honeysuckle flower in 600 mL of water and boiled it at a certain heat setting such that after boiling for 80 minutes a little bit less than 400 mL of water boiled off.
So - if the decision was made to duplicate their procedure for making Honeysuckle decoction, an experiment to find a heat setting that boils off a little less than 400 mL of plain water in 80 minutes.
my note: Inhibiting viral replication is a treatment best started at first sign of any covid symptom when using safe antivirals. (I have never taken a covid test, I have never obtained any covid tests for my "covid kit") This study was done with "Moderate type patients" "All enrolled patients have pneumonia confirmed by chest computed tomography imaging. COVID-19 infection was determined by pharyngo swab quantitative RT-qPCR assay which performed by either local Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) or the designated diagnostic laboratory in the hospital.
This is the best information I found on Honeysuckle
https://www.heraldopenaccess.us/openaccess/effect-of-different-extraction-methods-on-major-bioactive-constituents-at-different-flowering-stages-of-japanese-honeysuckle-lonicera-japonica-thunb
Gumshoe-ing around China on the internet I found - In China Honeysuckle is valued as a treatment for covid-19. Considered actually "safe and effective" and sold out the instant it became available to purchase, from early on, after the study results and simple treatment protocol became known - to the dismay of the remdesivir salesman and or saleswomen who tried to disparage the use of Honeysuckle decoction as "sugar water" to increase their remdesivir sales.
I did not see this "counterpoint" until today "Decreased HD-MIR2911 absorption in human subjects with the SIDT1 polymorphism fails to inhibit SARS-CoV-2 replication" here https://www.nature.com/articles/s41421-020-00206-5
If only the nectar is safe, what part are they using?
Can also be found under the Chinese Pin Yin name: Jin Yin Hua. It is traditionally used with another Chinese antiviral, Forsythia Lian Qiao, which you might recall is the novel antiviral that Jude Law peddles in Contagion
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10267938/
Was this study ever completed?
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Hi Mr. Chesnut...Well, this post was certainly an interesting one...made me do a little snooping around. It appears (?), although not completely clear, that the intriguing compound, 4'-O-Methylochnaflavone, associated with detrimental effects on Pl(Pro) comes from the FLOWERS of Lonicera japonica.
I wish some of the scientific references would be more explicit on exactly what was tested (flowers, leaves, stem, root, etc...). The wiki reference on Lonicera japonica that you've included in your post suggests other parts of the herb "...have the potential to be toxic."
Of course, 'the dose makes the poison'.
So, I am going to assume the benefit comes from the flowers of Lonicera japonica unless you feel like correcting me if I've got this wrong.
Anyway, thanks for your hard work in attempting to keep the quasispecies viral swarm from killing us all which it most certainly is trying to do.
Interesting how it is an 'invasive species' at a time when many people may require it!
Sounds simply delicious as described in tasting the nectar fresh from the source...
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