Lancet study shows that intranasal use if nitric oxide can eliminate covid in hours to days
The Lancet of India published an article about treating covid infections. You know, that taboo thing we aren’t allowed to talk about because the only “treatment” is get vaccinated, use remdesivir, a ventilator, and plaxovid.
Wrong.
This article discusses how to reduce viral load in the oral and nasal cavities. The place where respiratory viruses typically invade the body and replicate.
A nasal spray administered in high-risk adult COVID-19 patients in India reduced viral load by 94% within 24 hours and 99 per cent in 48 hours, according to the results of Phase-3 trial of the drug published in The Lancet Regional Health Southeast Asia journal.
The study on Nitric Oxide Nasal Spray (NONS) was conducted by Mumbai-based pharmaceutical company Glenmark in 306 vaccinated and unvaccinated adults with symptomatic mild COVID-19 across 20 clinical sites in India. The trial evaluated a seven-day treatment of NONS plus standard of care versus placebo nasal spray and standard care in patients with symptomatic COVID-19. NONS was self-administered six times daily as two sprays per nostril for seven days. The study was conducted during the Delta and Omicron surges. The research found that high-risk patients who received NONS had significant reduction in viral load within 24 hours, which was sustained over seven days of treatment. (So this was trialed in two different “variants” and results were the same).
This therapy has the potential to make a crucial contribution to COVID-19 management, with its ease of use in the current highly transmissible phase of pandemic,” Tandon said in a statement.
NONS was launched in India under the brand name FabiSpray in February, after it received manufacturing and marketing approval from the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI) as part of the accelerated approval process.
Nitric Oxide blocks entry into the nasal passage, kills the virus, and stops its replication, which is why viral load is reduced so rapidly with NONS, the statement said.
The median time to viral cure was three days in the NONS group and seven days in the placebo group after the start of the treatment, it said.
The proportion of immediate contacts having a positive COVID-19 test or becoming symptomatic, remained nearly the same in the NONS group while it numerically increased in the placebo group over the treatment, the authors added.
Combined with this article by Dr. Alexander:
This works in tandem with recommendations from the FLCCC and Dr. Peter McCullough, who recommend gargling with hydrogen peroxide twice daily, and the use of povidone iodine dilution nasal sprays 3-4x per day when you have been out around people. Actions that people can take to reduce viral replication if they are exposed to covid.
Between this nitric oxide nasal spray and the near 100% reduced infection etc. from povidone-iodine (10% solution, 3 tablespoons in 500 ml sterile water or boiled water etc. or hydrogen peroxide or sodium hypochlorite, diluted, no swallow, swish and spit, Q tip for nasal clean out), then we have measures to eliminate infection in the nasal and oral cavities before progression to more serious sequelae.
In fact, these and especially povidone, had we known earlier, we would not be relying as much on early or preventive drug treatment.