Most militaries world wide should have large stockpiles of this drug. Its not used in malaria treatment now as malaria is resistant to it.
But the Army wouldnt throw it away.
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Because the Quartermaster never chucks stuff out. They keep it in some war reserve.
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My grandmother always said, never toss anything away. She might have been up to something
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We had a strategic reserve of mohair for decades after mohair was no longer in any uniforms in the system.
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Top. Men.
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Then you end up with a house that looked like my mom’s. Some things have to go.
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they had stockpiles when it worked and no one would authorize getting rid of it?
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Well, not to be a naysayer about this particular case, but too often the "correct" thing to say/do covers the proverbial butt of the person in charge, the administration's policies, etc. Who would ever think to 1)question a stockpile, or 2)question its efficacy in today's terms?
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My wife was prescribed it for an autoimmune disease.
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It is only ineffective against some strains of malaria It IS effective against COVID-19 (It helps shuttle Zinc into the cell that disrupts transcription of viral RNA) But as it is out of patent there is no money in it so allow people to die and close down the world
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