Quercetin
NAC
ZINC (zinc & Quercetin Block the virus from cells)
C
D
Talk to your doctor and get some type of anti-inflammatory. Also see if you can get an anabiotic in case you have a bacterial infection!
Also you need a oximeter. You need to know what your oxygen levels are. I think it below a certain level, then you need to take other steps.
Obviously with the death of your son, I would not go to the hospital. I would demand at home oxygen if you need it. If you can’t get it, they have canned oxygen on Amazon, and at local drug stores. At the very least, you can also ask your doctor for an inhaler. That will help open up your lungs. There’s also another option of a nebulizer where you could do treatments at home twice a day. My dad had COPD and it helped immensely.
Without proper oxygen levels, your blood cannot carry all of the nutrients and vitamins and supplements that you take to important places in your body to heal you. Meeting your cells.
My mom was 80 years old when she got Covid, and we were lucky enough to get at home oxygen. But all of the above things she was either prescribed, or we bought from a drugstore.
You can't get High-flow nasal oxygen (HFNO) from at home oxygen machines.
Two machines put out about 10L of oxygen when you may need 60L in your nasal passage. So no one should expect a home machine to keep up.
Well I don’t know what you’re talking about. All I can tell you is what happen with me and my mom. When she had Covid they sent or prescribed at home oxygen for her. A huge machine showed up, just like the one my dad used to have when he was alive and had COPD. It had a cannula, and she had to wear it the entire time. Except when She went to the restroom or was walking around. We had it set to 3.0. This helped immensely. It helped provide her with the oxygen that she needed to keep her levels up so all her nutrients and medication would get to her cells and her body through her blood. Without proper oxygen in her blood all those things can’t get to where they need to go. Or it’s definitely hindered.
So I never said you had to have a high flow, for it to be affective. I’m sure you can set it up to a higher level if you needed to, but there’s always the issue with getting off of the oxygen, and having to step down so you’re not depending on in the future. That was a huge concern for me. We knocked it down .5 each day once you got stable. She’s fine now. No damage to her lungs, and she goes to the gym twice a day. So what I say at home oxygen, that’s what I’m referring to the experience that we had.
Here is what you need
Ivermectin Hydroxychloroquine
Quercetin NAC ZINC (zinc & Quercetin Block the virus from cells) C D
Talk to your doctor and get some type of anti-inflammatory. Also see if you can get an anabiotic in case you have a bacterial infection!
Also you need a oximeter. You need to know what your oxygen levels are. I think it below a certain level, then you need to take other steps.
Obviously with the death of your son, I would not go to the hospital. I would demand at home oxygen if you need it. If you can’t get it, they have canned oxygen on Amazon, and at local drug stores. At the very least, you can also ask your doctor for an inhaler. That will help open up your lungs. There’s also another option of a nebulizer where you could do treatments at home twice a day. My dad had COPD and it helped immensely.
Without proper oxygen levels, your blood cannot carry all of the nutrients and vitamins and supplements that you take to important places in your body to heal you. Meeting your cells.
My mom was 80 years old when she got Covid, and we were lucky enough to get at home oxygen. But all of the above things she was either prescribed, or we bought from a drugstore.
You can't get High-flow nasal oxygen (HFNO) from at home oxygen machines. Two machines put out about 10L of oxygen when you may need 60L in your nasal passage. So no one should expect a home machine to keep up.
Well I don’t know what you’re talking about. All I can tell you is what happen with me and my mom. When she had Covid they sent or prescribed at home oxygen for her. A huge machine showed up, just like the one my dad used to have when he was alive and had COPD. It had a cannula, and she had to wear it the entire time. Except when She went to the restroom or was walking around. We had it set to 3.0. This helped immensely. It helped provide her with the oxygen that she needed to keep her levels up so all her nutrients and medication would get to her cells and her body through her blood. Without proper oxygen in her blood all those things can’t get to where they need to go. Or it’s definitely hindered.
So I never said you had to have a high flow, for it to be affective. I’m sure you can set it up to a higher level if you needed to, but there’s always the issue with getting off of the oxygen, and having to step down so you’re not depending on in the future. That was a huge concern for me. We knocked it down .5 each day once you got stable. She’s fine now. No damage to her lungs, and she goes to the gym twice a day. So what I say at home oxygen, that’s what I’m referring to the experience that we had.