Nitric Oxide Nasal Spray (NONS) lowers Covid viral load by 94 per cent in 24 hours: Lancet study; Nitric Oxide blocks entry into nasal passage, kills the virus and stops its replication
Nitric Oxide Nasal Spray (NONS) lowers Covid viral load by 94 per cent in 24 hours: Lancet study; Nitric Oxide blocks entry into nasal passage, kills the virus and stops its replication
Indian study: Viral load was reduced by 93.7 per cent within 24 hours & by 99 per cent within 48 hours of treatment with NONS. Similar results were observed in vaccinated and unvaccinated populations
So, my grandma was right, all those years ago: rinse and gargle with a mix of water and hydrogen peroxide when getting sick. My grandfather called it Holy Water and used it on minor scrapes.
I have been using a nasal spray. mouthwash and vitamin D for several years. I am a not vaxxed MD and have not had covid. Everyone else has in my group of vaxxed and boosted fools
Gallaher and Gary created the AEROSOL VERSION of peptide fusion inhibitor to keep themselves safe and yet nobody even talks about it. We hear about intranasal interventions although intranasal instillation of virus does not reflect a natural route of exposure. "In contrast, inoculation via aerosol inhalation (AR) more closely resembles human exposure to influenza virus."https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5725743/
"Gallaher modelled the HIV spike. He & Garry did the same with SARS. That same year, he created the First FDA approved fusion inhibitor, Fuzeon. He touted it in his 1/29/20 80-page little book on nCov. And then the SARS spike in 2003. Within 5 months, the FDA had cleared his peptide fusion inhibitor. Fuzeon. What he discovered is that there was potential for fusion inhibitors that worked on HIV to also work on h-Cov’s The WIV was really into peptide inhibitor research. They were also working on HIV vaccines. They knew, just as Gallaher had pointed out in 2003, that including enough of the HIV inserts to construct the gp120/gp41 would allow them to use a peptide fusion inhibitor instantly to keep themselves safe. They’d even created an AEROSOL version, which is certainly fortuitous since the standard intranasal spray would be less effective against SARS-CoV-2,which could attach to the lungs in far greater quantity due to Furin Cleavage site"
I ordered NONS from Israeli online pharmacy. It arrived (in Australia) within 4 days via DHL (they paid for the delivery) Really happy! Haven't tried the spray as I don't have any symptoms but the delivery was FAST.
Yeah, 10lb bottle (same NOS) about $186.00 available in US, Australia for filling shock absorbers or used to increase engine horsepower. Oh, medical oxygen is the same as used for industrial purposes like Oxy-Ac welding and heating.
I wasnt able to find it anywhere else on line. I ordered ivermentin from india 3-4-6 months different pharmacies have not received it yet.
Here is from Sanotize website.Maybe you can ordere it from other countries...
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NONS is not yet approved for sale in Canada or USA. It is approved as a medical device under the brand name VirXTM in Thailand and as a medical device under the brand name of enovid™ in Indonesia, Israel, and Bahrain. In India, NONS received an emergency use approval by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) for treatment of adult patients with COVID-19 who have a risk of progression of the disease. In Singapore and Nepal, it is registered as a Class I medical device and under CE mark in the European Union."
I have been using nasal spray, mouthwash and vit D supplements for the last several years. I am an MD and unvaxxed and no h/o covid. Unlike my partners who are all vaxxed and boosted and infected with covid
Makes me sad to know that the Vancouver based company (Enovid - Sanotize) was seeking Health Canada approvals very very early on in the pandemic. Clinical trials(tho small) were being done right here in Canada. Just think about how many people could have been helped by this product and others similar, had they been available for use right from near the start. I followed the Vancouver nasal spray from early on and soon realized something was not sitting right - a very likely harmless inexpensive product that could help - was being totally ignored in Canada and probably being silenced. Once I became aware it was being made available for shipment out of Israel at a relatively high price I was further sickened knowing how difficult it would be for Canadians to try to obtain it having to order it from across the world and then hoping it would even show up with risk of not passing through border scrutiny. As a non science person but a seeker of truth, my eyes have been wide opened to the sickness of what is going on in my Country.
Our natural immune system has developed over a million years into being pretty effective on its own. I’d be careful about thinking chemical can do a better job and risk interfering and damaging it by over medicating.
New antibacterial defense mechanism discovered in the nose
Written by Monica Beyer on November 14, 2018 — Fact checked by Carolyn Robertson
The human body has several built-in defenses that protect against illness, but some of these processes are still a mystery. Recent research reveals new insight into how the nasal airway works to protect us from bacteria.
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Researchers have found a new bacteria-fighting mechanism in the nose.
A team from Massachusetts Eye and Ear developed and reported the research, publishing it in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
Researchers discovered that cells secrete small fluid-filled sacs called exosomes when we inhale bacteria. Once secreted, exosomes promptly attack the bacteria and also send antimicrobial molecules to nearby areas in the nose.
A team led by Dr. Benjamin Bleier, a sinus surgeon at Massachusetts Eye and Ear and associate professor of otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School, wanted to expand on previous findings where they discovered that proteins found in the cells of the nasal cavity were also present in a person’s nasal mucus.
How exosomes work
The researchers were interested in finding out how exosomes were moving from the cells into the mucus.
To do this, they collected the mucus of participants and grew their cells out in laboratory culture. To determine what happened when these cells came into contact with germs, they simulated exposure to bacteria and then calculated the number of released exosomes.
The results showed that exosome numbers “swarmed” — they doubled after bacterial exposure, as did antibacterial molecules.
“Similar to kicking a hornets’ nest, the nose releases billions of exosomes into the mucus at the first sign [of] bacteria, killing the bacteria and arming cells throughout the airway with a natural, potent defense.”
Dr. Bleier, senior author
The team then conducted experiments using patients and discovered that the resulting exosomes successfully killed the bacteria — as effectively as antibiotics, even.
As Dr. Bleier explains, “It’s almost like this swarm of exosomes vaccinates cells further down the airway against a microbe before they even have a chance to see it.”
The researchers also showed that these exosomes were taken up by other cells in the area and could share their antimicrobial molecules. This was the answer the team was after.
The exosomes can help cells at the back of the nose prepare to fight off bacteria, as well, before they even get there, which is a neat vaccination-type boost to our body’s initial defenses.
Why mucus is important
There is another natural defense inside the nasal airways that we probably don’t think about often, and when we do, we probably don’t think about it fondly.
Mucus tends to become an issue when we have a cold virus or allergies, and it can feel like a nuisance. However, mucus is one way our bodies deal with pathogens and eliminate them before we become sick.
The human body produces mucus continually, and it covers 400 square meters of surface area inside every adult — about the size of a basketball court.
Sites that produce mucus include our lungs, digestive system, urinary tract, reproductive tract, eyes, and nose.
Mucus helps trap pathogens that break through one of the body’s entry points, and it helps kill those germs or isolate them. As far as the nose goes, a person can then blow the germs out with a tissue.
Exosomes in drug research
The latest research on exosomes helps scientists understand the immune system a little better and may lead to a new way to deliver medications.
In the future, it could potentially lead to the development of drugs that take advantage of this natural transportation process already in place in our bodies.
As a group of cells can transport antibodies down the airway to ward off attacks in places where bacteria have yet to invade, it may be possible to use this innate system to shuttle medications along the same pathway.
As Dr. Bleier observes, “The nose provides a unique opportunity to directly study the immune system of the entire human airway — including the lungs.”
In the spirit of discussion: 'Yes' to exosomes and new health paradigms that (re)awaken us to our innate power of healing. 'No' to routing them through the same old mechanistic, toxic pharma-pipeline paradigm that got us here.
It's astonishing how, in just 100 years, we were programmed and indoctrinated away from understanding that we're self-healing, energy-based creatures, just like all of nature. (Emergency medicine is great; let the rest of Big Med-Pharma collapse.)
The prices you are quoting are for multiple bottles of NONS. They dont ship 1 bottle. They pay for delivery so minimum order is 2 or 4 , if i remember correctly. I asked Sanotize where can I buy NONI. They havent mentioned any other pharmacies except Israeli. I am sharing bellow the email from Sanotize. Their repy about authorised sellers. I did buy from buyenov.com. it turned out they are an online seller who has contracts to sell online for the group of israeli pharmacies Sanotize refrenced in their email to me. I am happy because it arrived in record time. Hope this helps.
"Thank you for your email and interest in our spray. We do not have regulatory approval for Enovid in Australia.
As far as we know, buyenov.com is not an authorized SaNOtize seller. Enovid is for sale through selected pharmacies in Israel.
So, my grandma was right, all those years ago: rinse and gargle with a mix of water and hydrogen peroxide when getting sick. My grandfather called it Holy Water and used it on minor scrapes.
it was all we needed.
Such simple inexpensive solutions - if any of this was about health we'd have been told 2 plus years ago. Still, good to know. Thanks.
And that is why big pharma hates it.
I have been using a nasal spray. mouthwash and vitamin D for several years. I am a not vaxxed MD and have not had covid. Everyone else has in my group of vaxxed and boosted fools
I’ve been using XLear which is mainly xylitol and water for a few months to clear out my nose. I have no noticed no Ill effects with a daily use.
I have been doing the same. So far so good! I like that it’s natural and seems to help my body do what it does best.
Gallaher and Gary created the AEROSOL VERSION of peptide fusion inhibitor to keep themselves safe and yet nobody even talks about it. We hear about intranasal interventions although intranasal instillation of virus does not reflect a natural route of exposure. "In contrast, inoculation via aerosol inhalation (AR) more closely resembles human exposure to influenza virus."https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5725743/
"Gallaher modelled the HIV spike. He & Garry did the same with SARS. That same year, he created the First FDA approved fusion inhibitor, Fuzeon. He touted it in his 1/29/20 80-page little book on nCov. And then the SARS spike in 2003. Within 5 months, the FDA had cleared his peptide fusion inhibitor. Fuzeon. What he discovered is that there was potential for fusion inhibitors that worked on HIV to also work on h-Cov’s The WIV was really into peptide inhibitor research. They were also working on HIV vaccines. They knew, just as Gallaher had pointed out in 2003, that including enough of the HIV inserts to construct the gp120/gp41 would allow them to use a peptide fusion inhibitor instantly to keep themselves safe. They’d even created an AEROSOL version, which is certainly fortuitous since the standard intranasal spray would be less effective against SARS-CoV-2,which could attach to the lungs in far greater quantity due to Furin Cleavage site"
I do not get it. So many virologist yet nobody created an aerosol version of peptide fusion inhibitor? How hard is it?
I ordered NONS from Israeli online pharmacy. It arrived (in Australia) within 4 days via DHL (they paid for the delivery) Really happy! Haven't tried the spray as I don't have any symptoms but the delivery was FAST.
Well, it’s a ripoff comparing with the price in India but hopefully it’s worth it.
Yeah, 10lb bottle (same NOS) about $186.00 available in US, Australia for filling shock absorbers or used to increase engine horsepower. Oh, medical oxygen is the same as used for industrial purposes like Oxy-Ac welding and heating.
I wasnt able to find it anywhere else on line. I ordered ivermentin from india 3-4-6 months different pharmacies have not received it yet.
Here is from Sanotize website.Maybe you can ordere it from other countries...
"
NONS is not yet approved for sale in Canada or USA. It is approved as a medical device under the brand name VirXTM in Thailand and as a medical device under the brand name of enovid™ in Indonesia, Israel, and Bahrain. In India, NONS received an emergency use approval by the Central Drugs Standard Control Organization (CDSCO) for treatment of adult patients with COVID-19 who have a risk of progression of the disease. In Singapore and Nepal, it is registered as a Class I medical device and under CE mark in the European Union."
I have been using nasal spray, mouthwash and vit D supplements for the last several years. I am an MD and unvaxxed and no h/o covid. Unlike my partners who are all vaxxed and boosted and infected with covid
Makes me sad to know that the Vancouver based company (Enovid - Sanotize) was seeking Health Canada approvals very very early on in the pandemic. Clinical trials(tho small) were being done right here in Canada. Just think about how many people could have been helped by this product and others similar, had they been available for use right from near the start. I followed the Vancouver nasal spray from early on and soon realized something was not sitting right - a very likely harmless inexpensive product that could help - was being totally ignored in Canada and probably being silenced. Once I became aware it was being made available for shipment out of Israel at a relatively high price I was further sickened knowing how difficult it would be for Canadians to try to obtain it having to order it from across the world and then hoping it would even show up with risk of not passing through border scrutiny. As a non science person but a seeker of truth, my eyes have been wide opened to the sickness of what is going on in my Country.
Oh those pesky studies providing simple solutions.
Our natural immune system has developed over a million years into being pretty effective on its own. I’d be careful about thinking chemical can do a better job and risk interfering and damaging it by over medicating.
New antibacterial defense mechanism discovered in the nose
Written by Monica Beyer on November 14, 2018 — Fact checked by Carolyn Robertson
The human body has several built-in defenses that protect against illness, but some of these processes are still a mystery. Recent research reveals new insight into how the nasal airway works to protect us from bacteria.
Nose breaking through wall
Share on Pinterest
Researchers have found a new bacteria-fighting mechanism in the nose.
A team from Massachusetts Eye and Ear developed and reported the research, publishing it in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology.
Researchers discovered that cells secrete small fluid-filled sacs called exosomes when we inhale bacteria. Once secreted, exosomes promptly attack the bacteria and also send antimicrobial molecules to nearby areas in the nose.
A team led by Dr. Benjamin Bleier, a sinus surgeon at Massachusetts Eye and Ear and associate professor of otolaryngology at Harvard Medical School, wanted to expand on previous findings where they discovered that proteins found in the cells of the nasal cavity were also present in a person’s nasal mucus.
How exosomes work
The researchers were interested in finding out how exosomes were moving from the cells into the mucus.
To do this, they collected the mucus of participants and grew their cells out in laboratory culture. To determine what happened when these cells came into contact with germs, they simulated exposure to bacteria and then calculated the number of released exosomes.
The results showed that exosome numbers “swarmed” — they doubled after bacterial exposure, as did antibacterial molecules.
“Similar to kicking a hornets’ nest, the nose releases billions of exosomes into the mucus at the first sign [of] bacteria, killing the bacteria and arming cells throughout the airway with a natural, potent defense.”
Dr. Bleier, senior author
The team then conducted experiments using patients and discovered that the resulting exosomes successfully killed the bacteria — as effectively as antibiotics, even.
As Dr. Bleier explains, “It’s almost like this swarm of exosomes vaccinates cells further down the airway against a microbe before they even have a chance to see it.”
The researchers also showed that these exosomes were taken up by other cells in the area and could share their antimicrobial molecules. This was the answer the team was after.
The exosomes can help cells at the back of the nose prepare to fight off bacteria, as well, before they even get there, which is a neat vaccination-type boost to our body’s initial defenses.
Why mucus is important
There is another natural defense inside the nasal airways that we probably don’t think about often, and when we do, we probably don’t think about it fondly.
Mucus tends to become an issue when we have a cold virus or allergies, and it can feel like a nuisance. However, mucus is one way our bodies deal with pathogens and eliminate them before we become sick.
The human body produces mucus continually, and it covers 400 square meters of surface area inside every adult — about the size of a basketball court.
Sites that produce mucus include our lungs, digestive system, urinary tract, reproductive tract, eyes, and nose.
Mucus helps trap pathogens that break through one of the body’s entry points, and it helps kill those germs or isolate them. As far as the nose goes, a person can then blow the germs out with a tissue.
Exosomes in drug research
The latest research on exosomes helps scientists understand the immune system a little better and may lead to a new way to deliver medications.
In the future, it could potentially lead to the development of drugs that take advantage of this natural transportation process already in place in our bodies.
As a group of cells can transport antibodies down the airway to ward off attacks in places where bacteria have yet to invade, it may be possible to use this innate system to shuttle medications along the same pathway.
As Dr. Bleier observes, “The nose provides a unique opportunity to directly study the immune system of the entire human airway — including the lungs.”
In the spirit of discussion: 'Yes' to exosomes and new health paradigms that (re)awaken us to our innate power of healing. 'No' to routing them through the same old mechanistic, toxic pharma-pipeline paradigm that got us here.
It's astonishing how, in just 100 years, we were programmed and indoctrinated away from understanding that we're self-healing, energy-based creatures, just like all of nature. (Emergency medicine is great; let the rest of Big Med-Pharma collapse.)
The prices you are quoting are for multiple bottles of NONS. They dont ship 1 bottle. They pay for delivery so minimum order is 2 or 4 , if i remember correctly. I asked Sanotize where can I buy NONI. They havent mentioned any other pharmacies except Israeli. I am sharing bellow the email from Sanotize. Their repy about authorised sellers. I did buy from buyenov.com. it turned out they are an online seller who has contracts to sell online for the group of israeli pharmacies Sanotize refrenced in their email to me. I am happy because it arrived in record time. Hope this helps.
"Thank you for your email and interest in our spray. We do not have regulatory approval for Enovid in Australia.
As far as we know, buyenov.com is not an authorized SaNOtize seller. Enovid is for sale through selected pharmacies in Israel.
For further information, please see the following link: https://www.enovid.co.il
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Hi Dr. Alexander. How does Xclear rate to sanitizing the nasal passages for Ci9?
https://stevekirsch.substack.com/p/xlear-a-simple-cheap-nose-spray-can?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=548354&post_id=76155797&isFreemail=true&utm_medium=email
There was an Israeli doctor that was successfully treating patients with this type of application.
So if you use hydrogen peroxide do you dilute with water and then use a Q tip in nose??