if only one action you can take, here out, then always use nasal-oral wash, it is that effective; & remember, most built upon Dr. Zev Zelenko's initial 'Zelenko protocol'. Huge thanks to this angel.
Povidone Iodine nasal wash and gargling ARE miracle workers! I had Covid recently (not vaxxed). First day could not eat so didn’t take ivermectin. But did the oral and nasal treatment and it helped so much!! You can feel the difference immediately.
Simple simple simple. But nooooo, CDC, FDA, NIH, HHS are not going to tell us to do that. Nopey noper.
I used P-I nasal spray multiple times per day almost immediately upon interaction with an infected person and the early onset of my own symptoms back in January. I also used other “banned” substances and the course of illness was relatively minor. Early fifties and a few extra pounds. Can’t prove a negative. (Like all of these dummies who claim their illness would be much worse, but for the four injections received) But as my mother would say, it didn’t hurt to follow these protocols at the time either. Just another anecdote.
Thanks Dr.Paul this should be a big help. FYI for other people;I had Covid 3 weeks ago. High fever, cough, headache and of course bad fatigue. Lasted about a week. Hit me a little harder than I thought it would of, but no problems afterwards other than I lost my taste and smell for a week. I took ivermectin with zinc, not sure how much it helped. The side effects from the 2nd Pfizer shot were far worse than Covid.
NO + Air = NO2 - A toxic gas. NO2 kills bacteria viruses and spores at room temperature. What is the concentration? Does it kill bacteria that we need to keep?
Hello Dr. You only explained how much to dilute Povidone Iodine. But not the other 2 products. Is it the same amount we need to dilute to make it?
We can’t find PI. So will need to know how much to dilute Hydrogen Peroxide in water? Please advice. Thank you for ALL your help for the humanity. When our family physicians are useless.
Simple prevention measures do not earn income for big Pharma! Consequently they are all discredited to keep pushing the patented proprietary and profitable drugs and injections that keep them rich!
Is it okay to dilute solution PI for a week or for several days and keep it in a cool place? I just diluted solution and I’m saving the left over to use it again. I rinsed my mouth twice. Also I sprayed some on my ears and face with closed eyes. I hope it’s okay if NOT please advice. Would be very appreciated.
Last September when I came down with this illness (at least I THINK it was - I have never submitted to a test, but did have a very profound loss of sense of smell and some other very weird symptoms I cannot recall ever having before), I had heard Dr. Peter Breggin speak of his use of povidone iodine as a nasal rinse. Well, we (my husband also got sick a few days after I did) got busy using this and incorporated many of the items Dr. Zelenko recommended. It certainly was no picnic, but we were back on our feet for the most part after 5 days. We did not even PHONE a doctor or any other health professional for advise. I also did not dare even texting to anyone that we were ill - here in Canada, our DEAR LEADER essentially called open season on anyone who did not submit to his health edicts, and I was actually afraid of creating a public record stating that we were ill. THINK ABOUT THAT FELLOW CITIZENS OF CANADA - who think we live in a free country. I literally did not know what the government would do next and was afraid. I am so very grateful to ALL the doctors, medical professionals and others who spoke out against all that is happening and also gave us good advise as how to treat this illness.
Can pregnant and nursing mothers take the supplements listed such as Quercetin curcumin and zinc? And the same dosages? Also can kids take these supplements as well and if so what dosages for kids?
My mother's nursing home has put her and others on Molnupiravir.
If O2 sat gets below 92% they will put her on Dexamethasone. They claim excellent results with no serious side effects. I'm not 100% sure they tell me everything. They are forced to use this treatment by the government regulators.
You should do more research on Molnupiravir, it really is a disaster drug. Look up Dr Mercola's Article about Remdesivir, Paxlovid, and Molnupiravir (sold under the brand name Lagevrio).
According to Dr Mercola's Article: "COVID Pills Cause Deadly Relapses and Supercharge
Mutations"
Molnupiravir Supercharges Viral Mutation:
Molnupiravir (sold under the brand name Lagevrio) also has serious safety concerns.
This drug was developed by Merck and Ridgeback Therapeutics and approved for
emergency use by the FDA December 23, 2021, for high-risk patients with mild to
moderate COVID symptoms.
However, not only might it contribute to cancer and birth defects, it may also supercharge the rate at which the virus mutates inside the patient, resulting in newer and more resistant variants. As reported in November 2021 by Forbes contributor and former professor at Harvard Medical School, William Haseltine, Ph.D.:
“... I believe the FDA needs to tread very carefully with molnupiravir, the antiviral
currently before them for approval. My misgivings are founded on two key
concerns.
The first is the drug’s potential mutagenicity, and the possibility that its use could lead to birth defects or cancerous tumors. The second is a danger that is far greater and potentially far deadlier: the drug’s potential to supercharge SARS-CoV-2 mutations and unleash a more virulent variant upon the world ...
My concern with molnupiravir is because of the mechanism by which this particular drug works. Molnupiravir works as an antiviral by tricking the virus into using the drug for replication, then inserting errors into the virus’ genetic code once replication is underway. When enough copying errors occur, the virus is essentially killed off, unable to replicate any further ...
But my biggest concern with this drug is ... molnupiravir’s ability to introduce mutations to the virus itself that are significant enough to change how the virus functions, but not so powerful as to stop it from replicating and becoming the next dominant variant.”
Haseltine cites prepandemic experiments showing MERS-CoV and the mouse hepatitis
virus (MHV) both developed resistance against the drug, thanks to mutations that occurred. While the central idea behind the drug is that the genetic errors will eventually kill the virus, these experiments showed the viruses were in fact able to survive and replicate to high titers despite having large numbers of mutations throughout their
genomes.
The drug did slow down replication, but as noted by Haseltine, “outside of the lab, as the drug is given to millions of people with active infections, this disadvantage may quickly
disappear as we would likely provide a prime selection environment to improve the
fitness of the virus.” This risk may be particularly high if you fail to take all the prescribed doses (typically 800 milligrams twice a day for five days).
Experts Question Usefulness of Molnupiravir:
More recently, in a January 10, 2022, article, Newsweek cited concerns by professor Michael Lin of Stanford University:
“’I am very concerned about the potential consequences now that molnupiravir has been approved ... It would only be a matter of time, perhaps a very short time, before a lucky set of mutations occurs to create a variant that is more transmissible or immunoevasive ...
The drug simply speeds up that natural process. The hope is that over enough days all the viral copies will have so many mutations that none of the copies
can function.’ But Lin said he was concerned that in the real world, there is a possibility that a mutated virus could jump from a patient taking molnupiravir to
another individual, citing the relatively modest efficacy of the drug.
‘For cases that get worse so that people have to go to the hospital, this drug only prevents that from happening 30%of the time. That means 70% of the time the virus isn't being eliminated quickly enough to make a difference. And we know COVID patients going to hospitals are highly contagious.’
Lin said the risks could be heightened when a patient does not comply exactly with the dosing schedule of the drug ... ‘In any of those situations viruses will have picked up some mutations but not enough to kill all the virus copies,’ he
said. ‘The survivors are now mutated, perhaps have picked up immunoevasion, and can go on to infect others’ ...
According to Lin, the ‘very low efficacy alone’ should have disqualified the drug from approval ... ‘Even if the drug were great we wouldn't take such a risk, but this drug is worse than any other drug that's sought approval for COVID-19. It's
completely not worth it.’”
Haseltine also told Newsweek that, “Of all the antiviral drugs I have ever seen, this is by far the most potentially dangerous,” and “The more people that take it, the more dangerous it will be.”
Even if the probability is very low, 1 in 10,000 or 100,000, that this drug would induce an escape
mutant which the vaccines we have do not cover, thatwould be catastrophic for the whole world. ~ James
Hildreth, president of Meharry Medical College”
One of the FDA panel members who actually voted against the approval of molnupiravir,
James Hildreth, president of Meharry Medical College in Tennessee, wanted Merck to
do a better job of quantifying the risk of mutations before approval. During the panel meeting, he noted that: “Even if the probability is very low, 1 in 10,000 or 100,000, that this drug would induce an escape mutant which the vaccines we have do not cover, that would be catastrophic for the whole world.”
Thanks! Good bless Dr Zelenko’s memory.( & prayers for his family)
Amen! A Saint for us.
Grateful that Dr. Mobeen Syed covered this in 2020. Have been using this before and after social outings and for travel. https://youtu.be/wSqT6vHTMzg
Povidone Iodine nasal wash and gargling ARE miracle workers! I had Covid recently (not vaxxed). First day could not eat so didn’t take ivermectin. But did the oral and nasal treatment and it helped so much!! You can feel the difference immediately.
Simple simple simple. But nooooo, CDC, FDA, NIH, HHS are not going to tell us to do that. Nopey noper.
Evil people all of them
I used P-I nasal spray multiple times per day almost immediately upon interaction with an infected person and the early onset of my own symptoms back in January. I also used other “banned” substances and the course of illness was relatively minor. Early fifties and a few extra pounds. Can’t prove a negative. (Like all of these dummies who claim their illness would be much worse, but for the four injections received) But as my mother would say, it didn’t hurt to follow these protocols at the time either. Just another anecdote.
Fantastic info! Cheers.
I did use iodine nasal throat ...
Essential item in cabinet @ home 👍
Thanks Dr.Paul this should be a big help. FYI for other people;I had Covid 3 weeks ago. High fever, cough, headache and of course bad fatigue. Lasted about a week. Hit me a little harder than I thought it would of, but no problems afterwards other than I lost my taste and smell for a week. I took ivermectin with zinc, not sure how much it helped. The side effects from the 2nd Pfizer shot were far worse than Covid.
Thank you for being honest
Just ordered some 1% P-I spray. You can bet I will be using that at first sign of any symptoms.
NO + Air = NO2 - A toxic gas. NO2 kills bacteria viruses and spores at room temperature. What is the concentration? Does it kill bacteria that we need to keep?
Hello Dr. You only explained how much to dilute Povidone Iodine. But not the other 2 products. Is it the same amount we need to dilute to make it?
We can’t find PI. So will need to know how much to dilute Hydrogen Peroxide in water? Please advice. Thank you for ALL your help for the humanity. When our family physicians are useless.
Would this disrupt the nasal or oral microbiome?
Simple prevention measures do not earn income for big Pharma! Consequently they are all discredited to keep pushing the patented proprietary and profitable drugs and injections that keep them rich!
Is this recommended for unvaccinated covid-recovered (naturally immune)?
yes
you will eventually get another variant
Is it okay to dilute solution PI for a week or for several days and keep it in a cool place? I just diluted solution and I’m saving the left over to use it again. I rinsed my mouth twice. Also I sprayed some on my ears and face with closed eyes. I hope it’s okay if NOT please advice. Would be very appreciated.
Thank you in advance
I've used hydrogen peroxide spray in my nasal passages and as an oral rinse with gargling. Worked fine!
Last September when I came down with this illness (at least I THINK it was - I have never submitted to a test, but did have a very profound loss of sense of smell and some other very weird symptoms I cannot recall ever having before), I had heard Dr. Peter Breggin speak of his use of povidone iodine as a nasal rinse. Well, we (my husband also got sick a few days after I did) got busy using this and incorporated many of the items Dr. Zelenko recommended. It certainly was no picnic, but we were back on our feet for the most part after 5 days. We did not even PHONE a doctor or any other health professional for advise. I also did not dare even texting to anyone that we were ill - here in Canada, our DEAR LEADER essentially called open season on anyone who did not submit to his health edicts, and I was actually afraid of creating a public record stating that we were ill. THINK ABOUT THAT FELLOW CITIZENS OF CANADA - who think we live in a free country. I literally did not know what the government would do next and was afraid. I am so very grateful to ALL the doctors, medical professionals and others who spoke out against all that is happening and also gave us good advise as how to treat this illness.
Can pregnant and nursing mothers take the supplements listed such as Quercetin curcumin and zinc? And the same dosages? Also can kids take these supplements as well and if so what dosages for kids?
My mother's nursing home has put her and others on Molnupiravir.
If O2 sat gets below 92% they will put her on Dexamethasone. They claim excellent results with no serious side effects. I'm not 100% sure they tell me everything. They are forced to use this treatment by the government regulators.
You should do more research on Molnupiravir, it really is a disaster drug. Look up Dr Mercola's Article about Remdesivir, Paxlovid, and Molnupiravir (sold under the brand name Lagevrio).
According to Dr Mercola's Article: "COVID Pills Cause Deadly Relapses and Supercharge
Mutations"
Molnupiravir Supercharges Viral Mutation:
Molnupiravir (sold under the brand name Lagevrio) also has serious safety concerns.
This drug was developed by Merck and Ridgeback Therapeutics and approved for
emergency use by the FDA December 23, 2021, for high-risk patients with mild to
moderate COVID symptoms.
However, not only might it contribute to cancer and birth defects, it may also supercharge the rate at which the virus mutates inside the patient, resulting in newer and more resistant variants. As reported in November 2021 by Forbes contributor and former professor at Harvard Medical School, William Haseltine, Ph.D.:
“... I believe the FDA needs to tread very carefully with molnupiravir, the antiviral
currently before them for approval. My misgivings are founded on two key
concerns.
The first is the drug’s potential mutagenicity, and the possibility that its use could lead to birth defects or cancerous tumors. The second is a danger that is far greater and potentially far deadlier: the drug’s potential to supercharge SARS-CoV-2 mutations and unleash a more virulent variant upon the world ...
My concern with molnupiravir is because of the mechanism by which this particular drug works. Molnupiravir works as an antiviral by tricking the virus into using the drug for replication, then inserting errors into the virus’ genetic code once replication is underway. When enough copying errors occur, the virus is essentially killed off, unable to replicate any further ...
But my biggest concern with this drug is ... molnupiravir’s ability to introduce mutations to the virus itself that are significant enough to change how the virus functions, but not so powerful as to stop it from replicating and becoming the next dominant variant.”
Haseltine cites prepandemic experiments showing MERS-CoV and the mouse hepatitis
virus (MHV) both developed resistance against the drug, thanks to mutations that occurred. While the central idea behind the drug is that the genetic errors will eventually kill the virus, these experiments showed the viruses were in fact able to survive and replicate to high titers despite having large numbers of mutations throughout their
genomes.
The drug did slow down replication, but as noted by Haseltine, “outside of the lab, as the drug is given to millions of people with active infections, this disadvantage may quickly
disappear as we would likely provide a prime selection environment to improve the
fitness of the virus.” This risk may be particularly high if you fail to take all the prescribed doses (typically 800 milligrams twice a day for five days).
Experts Question Usefulness of Molnupiravir:
More recently, in a January 10, 2022, article, Newsweek cited concerns by professor Michael Lin of Stanford University:
“’I am very concerned about the potential consequences now that molnupiravir has been approved ... It would only be a matter of time, perhaps a very short time, before a lucky set of mutations occurs to create a variant that is more transmissible or immunoevasive ...
The drug simply speeds up that natural process. The hope is that over enough days all the viral copies will have so many mutations that none of the copies
can function.’ But Lin said he was concerned that in the real world, there is a possibility that a mutated virus could jump from a patient taking molnupiravir to
another individual, citing the relatively modest efficacy of the drug.
‘For cases that get worse so that people have to go to the hospital, this drug only prevents that from happening 30%of the time. That means 70% of the time the virus isn't being eliminated quickly enough to make a difference. And we know COVID patients going to hospitals are highly contagious.’
Lin said the risks could be heightened when a patient does not comply exactly with the dosing schedule of the drug ... ‘In any of those situations viruses will have picked up some mutations but not enough to kill all the virus copies,’ he
said. ‘The survivors are now mutated, perhaps have picked up immunoevasion, and can go on to infect others’ ...
According to Lin, the ‘very low efficacy alone’ should have disqualified the drug from approval ... ‘Even if the drug were great we wouldn't take such a risk, but this drug is worse than any other drug that's sought approval for COVID-19. It's
completely not worth it.’”
Haseltine also told Newsweek that, “Of all the antiviral drugs I have ever seen, this is by far the most potentially dangerous,” and “The more people that take it, the more dangerous it will be.”
Even if the probability is very low, 1 in 10,000 or 100,000, that this drug would induce an escape
mutant which the vaccines we have do not cover, thatwould be catastrophic for the whole world. ~ James
Hildreth, president of Meharry Medical College”
One of the FDA panel members who actually voted against the approval of molnupiravir,
James Hildreth, president of Meharry Medical College in Tennessee, wanted Merck to
do a better job of quantifying the risk of mutations before approval. During the panel meeting, he noted that: “Even if the probability is very low, 1 in 10,000 or 100,000, that this drug would induce an escape mutant which the vaccines we have do not cover, that would be catastrophic for the whole world.”
Thanks for updating me.