Alternative Home Remedies for Covid

amother

Fri, Sep 24 2021, 1:31 pm

amother [ Quince ] wrote:

I don’t know we’re you live. But there are referral agencies that can help you get the antibodies. Like if BMI over 25 (like if you are 5’4” and weight 150 you are eligible), any conditions, at risk kids. It’s worth a call to bikur cholim to find out.

Refuah shlaima!

My bmi is 20.6

amother

Blonde

Fri, Sep 24 2021, 1:32 pm

Privet! wrote:

depending on how serious it is:
antibodies

generally: tea! breathing in steam in general clears the lungs - it gets you to cough.

Broth is an easy way to get calories, and again, breathe in the steam.

Wool socks helps increase blood flow. Achy joints are difficult to deal with, I wish you luck.

Keep drinking water. Hard-boiled eggs are good, especially to combat nausea.

But generally? get vaccinated.

Are you aware that vaccinated people get covid too?

SixOfWands

Fri, Sep 24 2021, 1:56 pm

nanny24/7 wrote:

OP I see no one responded to this yet.
The topical 3% peroxide I have at home says on the back of the bottle that it can be used for gargling down in the throat or for swishing in the mouth like mouth wash. It said it can prevent tooth decay, and fight gingivitis, cancasores, or a sore throat.
It says to mix the peroxide with equal part water and use up to 4 times per day for children above age 2 and adults. It said to keep swishing it in the mouth for 1 whole minute.
It just says not to swallow it.
I assume any peroxide can be used as it said nothing about being food grade.
Another poster on this thread said about actually drinking water with a drop of peroxide. Perhaps to do that food grade would be needed.
refuah shleima!!
ETA I see my peroxide has an OU kashrus supervision symbol.
It is drefinitely the topical one
it says "TOPICAL SOLUTION USP" in big letters

DO NOT PUT HYDROGEN PEROXIDE IN A NEBUILIZER. IT IS DANGEROUS. See, eg,

https://www.washingtonpost.com.....tion/

https://community.aafa.org/blo.....ts%29

southernbubby

Fri, Sep 24 2021, 2:13 pm

amother [ Aqua ] wrote:

Yup. Two fully vaccinated ladies on the view just tested postive.

Yes but if you live in Tennessee, it makes you ineligible for monoclonal antibodies. Hopefully it's because it's assumed that you don't need it because the vaccine makes the virus milder. I don't think that it's supposed to be a penalty for vaccinating.