Let's talk about hydroxychloroquine because Trump, of course, just had that infamous moment where he was just like, yeah, I'm taking it.

I'm literally taking it.

And I have been for weeks.

Well, so this is one of the weirdest things ever.

So I've even noticed smart people getting sucked into this rabbit hole of believing that there is a

conspiracy to stifle the idea that hydroxychloroquine is a cure or really effective against

coronavirus, COVID-19. Now, I find that strange because, yes, there is a tendency by the mainstream media to

just attack and bash anything Trump says or does. So I could understand why some people would

be seeing the media's reaction to the hydroxychloroquine thing as like they would maybe even perceive

it as a conspiracy.

However, that doesn't mean that hydroxychloroquine is some kind of miracle cure.

And the data suggests that it's marginally effective in helping some people with COVID-19, like marginally.

And it does have severe side effect for certain other people, too.

So that's the real data.

If you collect it all together, it's not, nothing is saying that it's 30% effective.

It's 20% effective.

In fact, the data shows it something between like 2 to 5% of like mitigating the effects of COVID-19.

Now, you know, certain doctors around the world have decided that it is worth the risk of

the side effects

to administer this to some patients and there is some data to suggest certain doctors and hospitals

globally are doing this with certain patients but the idea that this is something that people

should be doing in general or taking as a prophylactic measure

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