Hey just so you know honey was included in the original study design that generated nigella sativa + honey as a therapeutic treatment : https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04767087 - I know honey is often used to soothe sore throat... Not 100% sure what the rationale would be outside of this for COVID specifically, not aware of any anti viral properties for instance...
For reference I guess the study author claims the pair: "Honey and Nigella sativa has established antiviral, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and immunomodulatory roles" - sorry for the double post
The PCR test, according to its Nobel-Prize-winning inventor, is not good for diagnosis, only for collecting DNA. The "antigen" test would be fabulous, if only antigens, along with viruses, had ever been clearly identified, along with their functions, but at the moment, all they seem to be is elements in a working hypothesis within the currently-canonized "medical" paradigm.
The same symptoms can be caused be several causes and, most likely, many causes at a time.
12/7: apparently Dr. Robert Apter is currently unavailable. In the meantime, you can look at this document (https://www.skirsch.com/covid/FAQ.pdf) for more options. The Frontline Doctors (https://americasfrontlinedoctors.org/) should also be able to prescribe it prophylactically.
I can't seem to find Dr. Richard Apter on Medici app. I put his name in search and get no results. Any thoughts?
Try “Robert Apter”
Nope. Still doesn't show up.
It says his status is unavailable. Try calling his office and/or DM’ing him on Twitter? https://twitter.com/RobertApter1?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor
Thanks for the ideas!
What's the rationale for honey?
Good question. I imagine it’s for taste. Easier to ingest.
Hey just so you know honey was included in the original study design that generated nigella sativa + honey as a therapeutic treatment : https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04767087 - I know honey is often used to soothe sore throat... Not 100% sure what the rationale would be outside of this for COVID specifically, not aware of any anti viral properties for instance...
For reference I guess the study author claims the pair: "Honey and Nigella sativa has established antiviral, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory, and immunomodulatory roles" - sorry for the double post
How can "covid" be diagnosed?
The PCR test, according to its Nobel-Prize-winning inventor, is not good for diagnosis, only for collecting DNA. The "antigen" test would be fabulous, if only antigens, along with viruses, had ever been clearly identified, along with their functions, but at the moment, all they seem to be is elements in a working hypothesis within the currently-canonized "medical" paradigm.
The same symptoms can be caused be several causes and, most likely, many causes at a time.
How can that problem be addressed at all?
Is there a way to get a Fluvoxamine prescription in Canada? Through telehealth or other?
Experts say you shouldn’t use “medicine villa” if it’s illegal in Canada
Always trust the experts, thank you so much ;)