Brussels
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I don't know why, the previous topic was closed, so I'm just writing the update.
Husband's eye symptoms are practically gone. He only washed his eyes with chamomile tea.
He's on day 15 today, still not cured, still coughing but working almost normally.
I did give him (and us) some natural iodine from seeweeds, on and off, not daily, but I do feel we sometimes need iodine, like someone mentioned in the previous post.
We're basically treating though, as I said, with liposomal Vit C (homemade), licorice decoction, ginger decoction and bits of Buhner's tinctures specifically for Corona viruses (I bought 2 of the tinctures, Core and Immune support, but only used a bit).
Why? They don't test often (energetically). The immune support tincture tested for more days than the Core tincture (that we only took for 1 or 2 days, probably because we were already on licorice daily...).
He's still coughing, but not badly. The funny thing is that the cough does not go into 'wet' cough, but remains dry cough for so many days....
By this time (day 15), both daughter and I were practically symptom-free, except for some runny nose (daughter) and some fatigue (myself).
The worst symptom for us 3 was strong fatigue. And the strange symptoms were 'eye infection' and the 'yoyo effect' (infection / fever goes and comes).
I paid to get in touch with dr K (webinar) just 2 days ago, and he said the following.
He's using chloroquine (or hydroxychloroquine) + zinc + azithromycin to all his Covid19 patients.
He said zinc is better absorbed with chloroquine (it pushes zinc intracellular).
We already take zinc daily for months, so we did not add zinc specifically for the Covid19.
We use zinc sulfate, in liquid form, the only form of zinc that does not cause us horrible side effects.
Early morning, that's what we did for treatment and prevention:
- one glass with liposomal Vit C (about 4 grams) + 1/2 lemon + 2 tsp honey + raw ginger juice (I blend it with water) + zinc sufate + 1 capsule iodine OR 1 capsule vit B complex OR Vit D3 drops or propolis drops.
- mid morning: ginger decoction + licorice decoction+ lemon balm + dandelion + another tea (such as nettle or skullcap). I added Buhner's tincture drops in the tea + 1-2tsp honey.
- Afternoon, during active infection, daughter and I took again Liposomal Vit C with raw ginger juice. My husband usually refused (but he's suffering much longer than we did).
- Afternoon (prevention and treatment): one more teacup same as the morning (I prepared the teas for the whole day, kept them in a thermos).
- Evening: tea again (husband only took the teas 2x/day, but as I said, he's suffering more than us).
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Brussels
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Another info from Dr K (from 2 days ago): there are 2 types of Covid19, one that can be mortal, the other one that is milder.
He did not give detailed information, but I'll maybe make the other seminar with him again in a few days, only about the Covid19.
Even if we are not in danger, I'd like to know to help other people (friends and family), just in case.
It's funny that the 2 'non-drug' treatments Dr K was recommending most were high dose vit C and now, he's mentioning zinc as being efficient against the Covid19.
Well, Anthony William (the medical medium) said since the start, that his suggestion for this crisis are 2:
- Vitamin C shock therapy (1 gram Ester C every 2 hours with 1/2 lemon and 2 tsp honey)
- Zinc Shock Therapy: one dropperful of zinc sulfate every 2 hours, if my memory is good).
I'm wary of zinc, as I suffered a lot in the past with it, so I only did the vitamin C part (but less often, as I use a strongest form of Vit C which is liposomal).
If anyone is interested, dr K is promoting herbal tinctures in liposomal form, that you can do at home with an ultrasound device (like I do, already, for years).
He said that the effect of herbs increase dramatically. The tincture dose he recommends is only 2 tbspoons per week, if in liposomal form.
Without lipossomes, you gotta take a few dropperful a day, usually...
If anyone is interested, I run a FB group on lipsomal Vitamins and Supplements, with many recipes. Easy to do, inexpensive.
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Carol in PA
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Brussels, Have you tried Boiron Oscillococcinum for influenza symptoms?
I used it the last time I had fever with shaking chills, with good results.
A salt inhaler may help with bronchitis or pneumonia.
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Brussels
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Thank you Carol. We didn't use Oscillococcinum this time. I forgot about it, thanks for the reminder.
It's way too late now. Husband is almost back to normal.
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Marnie
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(For the non medical...proteases cleave - chop apart_ proteins which are chains of amino acids - so the pathogen can use those amino acids/chains of. Think of COVID-19 like Edward Scissorhands.)
This guy has it right to inhibit COVID-19's 3CL protease.
Hon. Audley Shaw (Minister of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture and Fisheries)
Yesterday at 5:16 PM There are several dietary flavonoids that inhibit corona virus 3CL protease. The most studied are luteolin and quercetin, which is found in both *elderberry* and Houttuynia.
Food sources of quercetin include onions, apples and many other fruits. Quercetin is presently being studied in China as a drug treatment for COVID-19, based on research initiated at McGill University.
Other flavonoids with*** potent ***3CL protease inhibition in laboratory studies include herbacetin, which is primarily found in ground flax seed (not in flax seed oil but in the husk) and theaflavin gallates, which are abundant in black and puerh tea
And best to inhibit 3CL is ground flaxseed. I've ordered it and whole wheat flour from Amazon to make a nutritious cookie I found on Allrecipes.com
Sodium...COVID-19 is dependent on TMPRSS2 for replication (down goes that enzyme) and
TMPRSS2 markedly decreased ENaC (endothelial sodium channel) currents and protein levels.
Studies of primary nasal epithelial cultures in Ussing chambers revealed that inhibition of endogenous serine protease activity with aprotinin markedly decreased ENaC-mediated currents and sensitized the epithelia to subsequent channel activation by exogenous trypsin.
These data, therefore, suggest that ***protease-mediated regulation of sodium absorption is a function of human airway epithelia***, and prostasin is a likely candidate for this activity.
The drug being developed in Japan to inhibit TMPRSS2 is called Nafamostat .
The location S1-S2 is critical.
Look closely at what ithe earlier drug (like Nafamostat) was used for - and which organ.
An acapella might help (Amazon carries them - to stimulate cilia movement). So would a CPAC machine.
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