"Inhalation of vapor obtained by nebulization of water and ethanol in oxygen has been used in treatment of pulmonary edema in humans.[10] Alcohol vapor acts as an anti-foaming agent in the lungs, so the sputum becomes more liquid, and can be easily expelled."
Pulmonary edema is a condition with overwhelming fluid in the lungs, which is one of the worst effects of COVID and in conjunction with inflammation is why folks need ventilators.
Found these too.
Ozone therapy - https://www.healthline.com/health/ozone-therapy UV Blood Irradiation - https://www.nhicwestmi.com/ultraviolet-blood-irradiation https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6122858/
Wow, well done
You two have done more research than the MSM combined. lol. Y'all want jobs at CNN ?
Or they could get real jobs.
I think you gotta give them your soul... so nah, I’ll pass. Lol!!
Now it makes sense. He was probably talking about the disinfectant hydrogen peroxide.
I'll post these links everywhere I can.
There's also the UV intravenous light (Healyte? or something) they use on intubated patients.
UV blood irradiation has been a thing for a long time in Europe, too.
Regarding Alcohol (aka the most common disinfectant)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alcohol_inhalation#Medical_applications
"Inhalation of vapor obtained by nebulization of water and ethanol in oxygen has been used in treatment of pulmonary edema in humans.[10] Alcohol vapor acts as an anti-foaming agent in the lungs, so the sputum becomes more liquid, and can be easily expelled."
Pulmonary edema is a condition with overwhelming fluid in the lungs, which is one of the worst effects of COVID and in conjunction with inflammation is why folks need ventilators.
Holy shit, nice find
Thanks for the links, mate. Trump was dead on again, what's new there :D