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Originally posted on May 11, 2021.
At LewRockwell.com, Bill Sardi explains some techniques for maximizing the body’s natural immunity. He writes (abridged):
A B-1 deficiency (aka beriberi) can mimic all of the symptoms of COVID-19 coronavirus (chronic cough, breathlessness, loss of sense of smell, fever, etc., a problem that modern medicine is oblivious to. Vitamin B1 as benfotiamine is strongly recommended, particularly for coffee, tea and alcohol drinkers. These vitamin-deficiency forms of disease are mis-categorized as COVID-19. Don’t take vitamin B1 at same time as alcohol, coffee or tea.
The virus cannot replicate without a high-arginine environment (chocolates and nuts are high in arginine). The antidote is lysine, a counter-balancing amino acid rich in cheese and available as an inexpensive dietary supplement.
Antibodies only last a short while. For long-term immunity, zinc supplementation would be in order, ~30 mg for adults (not more), and preferably with selenium to release this trace mineral from its binding protein.
Vitamin D, the sunshine vitamin, unequivocally activates immune defenses and along with vitamin A normalizes the immune response. This minimizes the so-called cytokine (sigh-toe-keen) storm. A recent report calls for 8000 units of vitamin D/day, which represents around 30-60 minutes of direct mid-day full-body sun exposure. Health authorities made a mistake in their calculations how much vitamin D is needed and only recommend 400-2000 units/day.
If breathlessness does occur, you don’t want to run to the hospital if you don’t need to. It would help every family to have a nebulizer handy. Nebulizers equate with having a respiratory hospital at home.
This device produces a fine mist that you breathe and releases viral particles from sticking to the wall of your bronchus and lungs.
You can nebulize with hydrogen-peroxide which kills off the virus without harming healthy tissues. Follow directions provided by Dr. Tom Levy in his free ebook RAPID VIRUS RECOVERY.
In lieu of a nebulizer, jump in a hot shower and breathe in the mist.
By Bill Sardi
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