Thank you Dr. Trozzi!! I'd like to add Dr. Peters McCullough's offerings of preventative nasal spray to stop viral load in the nasal passage and effectively prevent influenza from advancing further.
A diluted solution of either iodine or hydrogen peroxide (1 part of either to 10 parts distilled water)
His words "Viruses are transmitted via the nasal mucosa. The first lines of defense against COVID are oral-nasal washes using some type of antiseptic. Antiseptics include diluted Betadine (few drops in saline water), Collateral Silver, Chlorine dioxide, or Hydrogen Peroxide. Spray it up into the nose and then blow and spit it out. Gargle for 30 seconds and spit it out. Fifteen studies have proven that procedure works to prevent COVID infection. If acutely ill, repeat 4 to 6 times a day, which will reduce the viral load by 80 percent within three days.
Fascinating Delica! Thank you for brining this to the community's attention. My team and I will look into this further. Gratitude to Dr. McCullough for his many contributions to the space.
Please see the nasal spray and mouth rinse information at the website FLccc.net
I have used their procedures for years including the nasal spray and mouth rinse.
I use the 1% iodine to 10 parts, distilled water and scope for the mouth rinse.
I could give you two or three stories where I’ve used it to combat Covid but also just a case where my wife was coming home after being gone for seven days and she was coming home extremely ill.
I use the nasal spray and mouth rinse procedures as outlined at the FLCCC and I never caught anything from her terrible cold, or whatever it was. She was vacationing with Friends, and everyone in her vicinity in Florida caught this nasty bug in those seven days.
Yes, nasal spray and mouth rinse. Three times a day works wonderful.
Hi Terry :) I use 3% hydrogen peroxide diluted with distilled water. The ratio that I use is 1:10 so one part peroxide to 10 parts distilled water. But I understand that you can use either distilled or saline. Obviously just not tap water! The saline might be gentler on the mucosa but that needs confirmation :) I use a small nasal sprayer, squirt up both nostrils and lay my head back to let it work into the nasal passage. It is a bit "shocking" and strong at first. Some people might not like the feel of it. But we use it whenever we have been exposed or when we travel. If you use it before any "symptoms" emerge, like before you get a sore throat, for example, you can stop the virus. I don't wait for symptoms to emerge. If I have been on a long flight and there are some sniffling and coughing folks around, i immediately start using the nasal spray. 3-5 times a day for a few days. In flu season, use once a week or so for prevention. Hope that helps :) Also, you can find nasal sprayers here: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09QKPTR77?ref=nb_sb_ss_w_as-reorder_k5_1_5&=&crid=3LSWUWM1FV00I&=&sprefix=nasal
Thanks for providing information on how to stay healthy during flu season, Dr. Mark. :)
For what this is worth, for our community here, I kept healthy during my 30 years of teaching high school by being aware of keeping my hands away from my face, so not to allow germs to gain entry into my nasal area. I used a neti pot with purified water and added a 1/4-1/2 teaspoon of a 50/50 ratio of salt and aluminum free baking soda. I made the mix of salt and baking soda in a glass jar and added the mixture to the neti pot ~ in the morning before I went to work and when I came home from work. I also took a herb called astragalus. Dr. Axe has great information on this herb. It strengthens the immune system. Elderberry is great too, as you mentioned, Dr. Mark. If I felt anything coming on, I would take either Coryzalia (for chest congestion or sinus issues) or Roxalia (for sore throat). These products are homeopathic and are made by a company called Boiron. They are available on Amazon. I would purchase the astragalus from a health food store.
Thanks Terry. The science, effectiveness and safety of chlorine dioxide intranasally and orally seems very solid. We recently tried intranasal ClO2 at first sign of a "head cold" with dramatic and fast resolution of symptoms.
Thank you Dr. Trozzi!! I'd like to add Dr. Peters McCullough's offerings of preventative nasal spray to stop viral load in the nasal passage and effectively prevent influenza from advancing further.
A diluted solution of either iodine or hydrogen peroxide (1 part of either to 10 parts distilled water)
His words "Viruses are transmitted via the nasal mucosa. The first lines of defense against COVID are oral-nasal washes using some type of antiseptic. Antiseptics include diluted Betadine (few drops in saline water), Collateral Silver, Chlorine dioxide, or Hydrogen Peroxide. Spray it up into the nose and then blow and spit it out. Gargle for 30 seconds and spit it out. Fifteen studies have proven that procedure works to prevent COVID infection. If acutely ill, repeat 4 to 6 times a day, which will reduce the viral load by 80 percent within three days.
And peer reviewed studies are here: https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7308628/
and here: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32940656/
We use it throughout flu season and more frequently when we have been in close contact with infected folks and it seems to work so far :)
Fascinating Delica! Thank you for brining this to the community's attention. My team and I will look into this further. Gratitude to Dr. McCullough for his many contributions to the space.
Please see the nasal spray and mouth rinse information at the website FLccc.net
I have used their procedures for years including the nasal spray and mouth rinse.
I use the 1% iodine to 10 parts, distilled water and scope for the mouth rinse.
I could give you two or three stories where I’ve used it to combat Covid but also just a case where my wife was coming home after being gone for seven days and she was coming home extremely ill.
I use the nasal spray and mouth rinse procedures as outlined at the FLCCC and I never caught anything from her terrible cold, or whatever it was. She was vacationing with Friends, and everyone in her vicinity in Florida caught this nasty bug in those seven days.
Yes, nasal spray and mouth rinse. Three times a day works wonderful.
Your work is absolutely fantastic!!!
If using hydrogen peroxide does one mix it in distilled water or saline in distilled water?
Hi Terry :) I use 3% hydrogen peroxide diluted with distilled water. The ratio that I use is 1:10 so one part peroxide to 10 parts distilled water. But I understand that you can use either distilled or saline. Obviously just not tap water! The saline might be gentler on the mucosa but that needs confirmation :) I use a small nasal sprayer, squirt up both nostrils and lay my head back to let it work into the nasal passage. It is a bit "shocking" and strong at first. Some people might not like the feel of it. But we use it whenever we have been exposed or when we travel. If you use it before any "symptoms" emerge, like before you get a sore throat, for example, you can stop the virus. I don't wait for symptoms to emerge. If I have been on a long flight and there are some sniffling and coughing folks around, i immediately start using the nasal spray. 3-5 times a day for a few days. In flu season, use once a week or so for prevention. Hope that helps :) Also, you can find nasal sprayers here: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09QKPTR77?ref=nb_sb_ss_w_as-reorder_k5_1_5&=&crid=3LSWUWM1FV00I&=&sprefix=nasal
Absolutely. Thank you.
A bit more research found this! LOL Dr. McCullough is using bottled water though and adding salt for the saline effect.
https://truthforhealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Oral-Nasal-Prevention-and-Treatment-Virucidal-Therapy-for-COVID-19-TFH-version.pdf
Thanks for providing information on how to stay healthy during flu season, Dr. Mark. :)
For what this is worth, for our community here, I kept healthy during my 30 years of teaching high school by being aware of keeping my hands away from my face, so not to allow germs to gain entry into my nasal area. I used a neti pot with purified water and added a 1/4-1/2 teaspoon of a 50/50 ratio of salt and aluminum free baking soda. I made the mix of salt and baking soda in a glass jar and added the mixture to the neti pot ~ in the morning before I went to work and when I came home from work. I also took a herb called astragalus. Dr. Axe has great information on this herb. It strengthens the immune system. Elderberry is great too, as you mentioned, Dr. Mark. If I felt anything coming on, I would take either Coryzalia (for chest congestion or sinus issues) or Roxalia (for sore throat). These products are homeopathic and are made by a company called Boiron. They are available on Amazon. I would purchase the astragalus from a health food store.
Thanks Lisa! Great information!
Dear Dr. T,
Dr. William Makis is suggesting Chlorine Dioxide in you flu season tool box (CDS - purchase on Amazon.ca).
Any opinion on this? (With appropriate disclaimer, of course).
Thanks Terry. The science, effectiveness and safety of chlorine dioxide intranasally and orally seems very solid. We recently tried intranasal ClO2 at first sign of a "head cold" with dramatic and fast resolution of symptoms.
Thanks Dr. T
Since going keto/carnivore I am rarely ill, and if I do get ill it is brief and mild.