Not using vaccine, but using vitamin C [1]. See below:
A cheap cure for the coronavirus
A full 35 pharmaceutical companies are now racing against the clock –
and each other – to produce a vaccine against the coronavirus. Four
companies have already commenced animal testings. Boston’s biotech firm
Moderna is about to launch its first human trials.
The drug companies had a head start on this because they’d already
begun work on several other coronaviruses, including SARS, but had to
shelve them when the earlier viruses were contained.
When the current pandemic hit, they pulled them off the top shelf,
dusted them off, and with a few tweaks here and there will soon be ready
to go.
Countries like America and Britain believe that this is the only
ultimate life-saver for this puzzling virus. As the British paper the
Guardian put it, “With the World Health Organization
finally declaring a pandemic, all eyes have turned to the prospect of a
vaccine, because only a vaccine can prevent people from getting sick.”
Except that’s not quite true. New evidence from China shows that
vitamin C saved the lives of a number of patients who were critical with
COVID-19 respiratory infection.
The doctor trialing vitamin C in very ill patients was none other
than the Dr. Enqian Mao, chief of emergency medicine department at
Ruijin Hospital, a major hospital in Shanghai, affiliated with the
Joatong University College of Medicine.
Dr Mao is also a member of the Senior Expert Team at the Shanghai
Public Health Center, where all Chinese Covid-19 patients have been
treated. Dr. Mao also co-authored the Shanghhai Guidelines for the
Treatment of Covid-19 Infection, an official document endorsed by the
Shanghai Medical Association and the Shanghai city government.
Mao was no stranger to vitamin C. He’d used it to successfully treat
serious infections, such as pancreatitis and sepsis (life-threatening
blood infections), for a decade. When Covid-19 first emerged, Dr Mao
immediately recommended intravenous vitamin C for the patients being
treated at his facility.
In the event, Dr. Mao eventually treated about 50 patients with
moderate to severe illness with intravenous vitamin C, using doses of
10-20 g a day for 7-10 days.
As he reported last week in an online meeting to an international
group of prominent doctors, scientists and health-care workers, all
patients who received intravenous vitamin C improved, and there was no
mortality. Zero.
The patients receiving vitamin C also had shorter hospital stays (by
3-5 days) than patients receiving standard medical treatment, who stayed
in the hospital an average of 30 days.
This information hardly a revelation. Medicine has known about it for
80 years. In the 1940s, Dr Frederick Klenner, a respiratory specialist
from Duke University, published some 28 scientific papers of multiple
studies demonstrating that mixed administration of oral and intravenous
vitamin C could successfully treat serious cases of viruses like flu and
pneumonia.
Thirty years later, Dr Robert Cathcart, a protégé of Linus Pauling, replicated and built on Klenner’s results.
Why does vitamin C do what an arsenal of high-tech medicine can’t do?
For one thing, coronavirus patients mostly die from pneumonia. And
vitamin C has a long history of being able to fight pneumonia. Doctors
like Klenner showed that even relatively modest doses (like 1000mg
intravenously followed by 500 mg every hour) were helpful.
Surgeons at a hospital in Buffalo, New York, even used vitamin C as a
preventative against pneumonia, and found a ‘complete disappearance of
this complication.’ Even relatively tiny (200 mg/day) of vitamin C
resulted in an 80 percent decrease in deaths among the respiratory
patients who were severely ill.
The great news is that it doesn’t have to be the exotic kind, such as
liposomal vitamin C, or the buffered variety with magnesium. Just the
cheap ascorbate works just as well.
We don’t need an expensive and no doubt rushed vaccine right now. As
Andrew Saul, editor of Orthomolecular Medicine News Service wrote in
February: “We're talking about twenty cents' worth of vitamin C a day to
save lives now.”
There’s no doubt that low levels of vitamin C increase susceptibility
to viruses like corona. To stay well, make sure to get your 20 cents
today – and every day.
Source:
[1] https://lynnemctaggart.com/a-cheap-cure-for-the-coronavirus/?utm_source=lynmctaggart&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=lynmctaggart&utm_content=A+cheap+cure+for+the+coronavirus
Another source:
At this point, there are no antiviral medications that can combat the virus. There isn't a vaccine we can use to prevent it. So, what's the best route to fortify our immune systems right now?
Dr. Andrew W. Saul, an international expert on vitamin therapy, says, “The coronavirus can be dramatically slowed or stopped completely with the immediate widespread use of high doses of vitamin C. Bowel tolerance levels of C taken in divided doses throughout the day, is a clinically proven antiviral, without equal.”
Another source:
At this point, there are no antiviral medications that can combat the virus. There isn't a vaccine we can use to prevent it. So, what's the best route to fortify our immune systems right now?
Dr. Andrew W. Saul, an international expert on vitamin therapy, says, “The coronavirus can be dramatically slowed or stopped completely with the immediate widespread use of high doses of vitamin C. Bowel tolerance levels of C taken in divided doses throughout the day, is a clinically proven antiviral, without equal.”
No comments:
Post a Comment