Zinc would seem to be the rock star when it comes to defeating COVID-19

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Zinc would certainly seem to be the rock star when it comes to defeating COVID-19, since zinc is what inhibits the virus from replicating inside our cells. Unfortunately it has a difficult time of finding its way into the cell without a vehicle to transport it into the cell, and that's where an ionophore like hydroxychloroquine comes in.
https://www.covid-19forum.org/index.php?topic=222.0

How HCQ works by Dr. Mobeen Syed this is the best video for an explanation of the mechanisms of action of HCQ. Please click on the link:
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Iovt9tpU00Zu/

Though perhaps less effective quercetin or EGCG may do as prophylaxis.
https://www.covid-19forum.org/index.php?topic=87.0

So unless you can get a prescription for HCQ as prophylaxis, one of the latter two ionophores will have to do while taking it with zinc and vitamin C.
Don't go overboard, because sustained too high of levels of zinc can become toxic, but toxicity goes away upon cessation of zinc intake.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zinc_toxicity

Zelenko recommends 25mg per day as prophylaxis and 50mg per day only during the 7-day treatment for COVID patients. For his recommendations for both treatment and prohpylaxis please click here:
https://www.covid-19forum.org/index.php?topic=37.msg557#msg557
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https://c19zinc.com/

excerpts from each study:

"Treatment with Zinc is Associated with Reduced In-Hospital Mortality Among COVID-19 Patients: A Multi-Center Cohort Study

Zinc and Vitamin a Deficiency Predisposes to the Need for Intubation and Icu Admission in Patients With COVID-19. An Observational Study

79% lower mortality and 82% lower hospitalization with early HCQ+AZ+Z. Retrospective 518 patients (141 treated, 377 control).

Analysis of 35 COVID-19 patients showing a significant correlation for serum zinc levels between COVID-19 patients and controls, and between COVID-19 survivors and non-survivors

Low zinc levels at clinical admission associates with poor outcomes in COVID-19

Zinc sulfate in combination with a zinc ionophore may improve outcomes in hospitalized COVID-19 patients

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Video at the bitchute link in the OP is a better explanation of mechanics, with illustrations, but this one has a little on the mechanics as well as the importance of zinc. The take away for me is that a person would be a lot better off if their systems had sufficient zinc prior to infection to avoid having to bring a system up to speed after becoming infected.

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Revisiting this subject after 3 years of competent clinicians achieving early treatment success in 100% of their elderly and high-risk patients with:  HCQ + Zinc + Azithromycin or IVM + Zinc + Doxycycline
If you lost a loved one that wasn't treated early with one of these highly successful protocols, you might consider looking into the prospect of suing the doctors and or hospital.

Studies mainly with zinc in isolation (of as little value as studies with HCQ and IVM in isolation - which still have spectacular results in spite of the studies being designed-to-fail):

Zinc for COVID-19
38 studies from 402 scientists
45,372 patients in 16 countries
Statistically significant improvement for mortality, ventilation, hospitalization, recovery, and viral clearance.
15 studies from 15 independent teams in 8 countries show statistically significant improvements in isolation.
Over-supplementation may be detrimental.
COVID-19 Zinc studies. Feb 2023. c19early.org/z
   
https://c19early.org/z

"Sufficiency studies, analyzing outcomes based on serum levels, show 74% [64‑82%] improvement for patients with higher zinc levels (11 studies)."
https://c19early.org/zmeta.html

"Over-supplementation may be detrimental [karger.com]. Zinc has been officially adopted for early treatment in all or part of 6 countries. Submit updates/corrections.