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When used early enough, this nutritional supplement is effective against SARS-CoV-2, as it helps stop the virus from attaching to and entering your…
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Short-term use of black seed oil may reduce chronic inflammation and is being tested in the treatment of COVID-19.
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Can a simple mouth and nose spray containing this microbicidal substance protect you from viral infection? Here's what the research has to say.
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While preliminary evidence seems to suggest ivermectin can be useful at all stages of SARS-CoV-2 infection, its real strength appears to be…
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The Front Line COVID-19 Critical Care Working Group, which was established by five critical care physicians, developed the early at-home protocol known…
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From the start of the pandemic, doctors have been told they could not use any treatment that had not undergone randomized controlled trials.
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Based on Merck's data, a comparison between molnupiravir and ivermectin yields interesting results. Consider other nonprescription strategies for…
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This clinically backed treatment is effective for all stages of COVID - it lowers viral load, inhibits replication and inflammation, prevents…
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Download Interview Transcript | Download my FREE Podcast STORY AT-A-GLANCE Perhaps one of the greatest crimes in this whole pandemic is the refusal by…
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I can't think of a more effective treatment than to get a stroke patient into a series of these treatments as quickly as possible.
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Dr. Pierre Kory, a New York pulmonologist, talked about his experience in treating patients using a protocol that those in power tried to censor.
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Tested on the Omicron variant, ivermectin outperformed 10 medications, including one approved for emergency use. Early treatment can lower…
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