Quercetin 3-O-glucodise (Isoquercitrin) Content in Food
- Food Amount
- Grapes, black (100 g) 2.17 mg
- Red Raspberry, raw (100 g) 3.58 mg
- Nectarine, whole (100 g) 0.11 mg
- Broccoli, raw (100 g) 1.80 mg
- Red onion, raw (100 g) 1.80 mg
- Black tea, infused (100 ml) 1.13 mg
- Red wine (100 ml) 1.14 mg
There has got to be an easier way.
There is!
The reason there has been so much controversy about Hydroxychloroquine is because it is an excellent Zinc Ionophore!
Unlike Quercetin, which is metabolized quickly, Hydroxychloroquine stays in the body for a long time. The half-life of a single dose is around 3-4 weeks. So taking 200 mg once a week builds up to 700 to 800 mg. Which is completely within safe limits.
Also unlike Quercetin, which is an over-the-counter food supplement, Hydroxychloroquine is only available by prescription. Unless you live in the United States where it has been politically banned since President Trump announced it as a potential game changer in the Covid-19 pandemic.
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