**Artemisinin** = The WINNER of the 2015 NOBEL PRIZE FOR MEDICINE
Also known as **Artemisia Annua**, this plant cures drug-resistant Malaria, has efficacy against Cancer and now (according to Miles Guo) potentially COVID-19. I've been taking it since 2018 daily as a cancer prophylaxis.
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Wow! Thanks for the list.
May I ask about the Ivermectin. Do you take that as a prophylaxis? I had covid once and no vax, however, I suffer from lack of taste and smell. I am wondering if Ivermectin would help with it.
I have a dresser drawer full of horse paste and prescription pills. Bought them back when the market was closing around access. I like to be prepared.
Thanks again for the info.
Yes, I take the Ivermectin as a prophylaxis. I bought a bunch of horse paste, too and have about 25 boxes left.
Ivermectin is so multi-purpose that I feel comfortable taking it to ward off the parasites, viruses, etc., that I may encounter.
Re: your loss of taste and smell - I would recommend considering doing a few things for yourself. Start with:
~ Do a gentle sinus rinse with distilled water and dissolved Himalayan salt each day. Help your sinus and back of throat stay fresh by flushing away any imbedded particles that shouldn't be there.
~ Utilize cotton balls soaked in isopropyl alcohol to hold near your nose to inhale the vapors to kill off any residual virus.
See: Possibility of Disinfection of SARS-CoV-2 (COVID-19) in Human Respiratory Tract by Controlled Ethanol Vapor Inhalation by Tsumoru Shintake
https://arxiv.org/abs/2003.12444
~ Purchase some XLear grapefruit seed nose spray for your sinuses. See:
Potential Role of Xylitol Plus Grapefruit Seed Extract Nasal Spray Solution in COVID-19: Case Series
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33173650/
Good luck. Let me know how it goes.
Super helpful information. I will definitely keep you in mind.
I am getting tired of everything tasting rotten.
I have an interesting observation on the loss of taste and smell. Since I lost both it has been pretty consistently unpleasant. However, when I traveled to another city in the same state, my taste and smell came back with a vengeance. I could not get the food into my mouth fast enough. When I went home, all went back to "abby"normal. My theory is that the issue is tied to flora in the locations. Thought I would share.
Wow. Now that is an interesting twist. Maybe your living environment is harboring some sort of microscopic allergen or particle that is continuing your sinus inflammation. Think about what you could do to eradicate it from the interior spaces.
Consider: Super deep cleanings of the floors, carpets, windows, surfaces? Washing the walls? Cleaning the air ducts? Running an Oxiclean load into your dishwasher and washing machines? Spraying isopropyl alcohol on the fabrics of the furniture and into the air to kill the pathogens?
I don't know - but you are onto something. Figure it out and report back!