Posted on 04/24/2020 11:24:11 AM PDT by McGruff
On Swamp People, I remember Troy saying he put a touch of Clorox bleach in his bath water because it was the only thing that got the stink off.
I heard that if you have a large Washing machine, the short cycle wash is good for COVID-19. Be sure to set wash/rinse to warm/warm.
Why not EPSOM SALTS??
I soak in Epsom salts if I have back muscle spasms after golf when neither a heating pad or cold compress provides relief. It works like a miracle.
Clorox bleach is not a good thing for bathing.
I was going to the pool every day in part because the Chlorine would destoy the virus and other crap, but that isn’t “clorox”.
Bleach (sodium hypochlorite) is a great disinfectant. If it is dilute enough, it is perfectly safe for external use - and fantastically effective.
It is used to disinfect swimming pools and municipal drinking water. Daikin’s solution (dilute bleach with a little baking soda) was a widespread lifesaver in WWI, when it was used to wash out wounds. It is also very effective to irrigate any wounds in the mouth or dental problems with a water pik - just don’t swallow any, and rinse thoroughly.
I used a cup of bleach in a bath once to cure an unsightly and itchy skin fungus infection that I had. One bath fixed it. No negative side effects.
Bleach, hydrogen peroxide and alcohol are the most widely used disinfectants. They are cheap and effective.
I don’t see it doing anything about the other hocus pocus that was talked about, but a little dilute bleach is really a marvelous disinfectant.
I'm guessing that if I had to just listen to her for 24 hours I would be healthy enough to swim from Long Island to Connecticut.
It’s the reason I have one of these as a “just in case” for disinfected water: MSR Chlorine Maker.
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Vitamins/herbs/minerals:
3 Sinex daily
3 Antivirals daily
3 OXO (nontoxic quinine) daily.
Here’s one you can buy; it’s Cinchona officinalis—Peruvian bark. This oxygenates the blood.
.(Cinchona or Peruvian bark contains the alkaloid compound quinine, which is an effective treatment for the life-threatening disease malaria. )
Zinc
Alka C—6000 mg per day (helps reduce the inflammation this virus causes all over the body)
3 Vitamin B
2 Vitamin D
Echinacea Osha—3 droppers full daily
Respiratory Response—3 droppers full daily
Glutathione powder
Two medicinal florals: xanthium and magnolia
Viracid from Orthomolecular—available online
""After 9 days, I was feeling better and the virus is gone. "
Lets see, quinine and zinc... sounds familiar.
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No wonder Redford looks as old as Methuselah.
Those salts are for the commoners, not the elite as she considers herself.
So...these are our supposed “betters”.
warnings given by Clorox that contact with skin should be avoided. What’s the big deal?
Prior to the Salk Vaccine :
“By the time of the polio scare in the late 1930s and 1940s, chlorine was used widely in public swimming pools as a sanitation measure.”
So the next time you hear someone complaining of the smell of chlorine, or even the fact that it might turn some people’s hair a greenish hue, tell
https://www.historyofvaccines.org/content/blog/polio-and-swimming-pools-historical-connections
Dang, too late. I’m in my printer ink bath! This is kind of messy too! It’s destroying my white towels. They are all cyan and magenta now. Thanks a lot.
Michael Jackon’s bath regimen.
Like all liberals, she’s a nutcase of the first order - they all go for these wacky “treatments.” And for some reason (wonder why?) the press - most members of which are probably using the same wacky treatments - just makes it all sound cool and enlightened.
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