Posted on 04/14/2021 8:45:58 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
As nations around the globe race to find different solutions to prevent the further spread of the dreaded COVID-19 virus, Israel gave interim approval for the sale of Canadian-based biotech company SaNOtize Research and Development’s Nitric Oxide Nasal Spray (NONS) branded as Enovid.
SaNOtize developed and patented the platform technology that allows for the topical delivery of Nitric Oxide (the formula written as NO) for treating a variety of bacterial, fungal, and viral diseases. Utilizing the unique antimicrobial and immunomodulating properties of NO to treat both dermatologic and respiratory diseases, the production of this nose spray that claims to kill 99.9% of viruses within 2 minutes started in Israel last month. It should be important to say it again, these are only claims.
But let’s say these claims have some merit. Could this be a solution to countries that are lagging behind the inoculation of their citizens due to supply problems related to the COVID-19 vaccines?
Experts say that the formulation of NO for human use can kill viruses in the upper airways, effectively preventing them from incubating and further spreading to the lungs.
On its website, SaNOtize listed the following mechanisms of action for their anti-viral nasal spray: Antibacterial, Antiviral, In the Cell, Antifungal, Anti-inflammatory, Increase Blood Flow, and Enhanced Wound Healing.
I reached out to SaNOtize over the weekend and the company’s CEO and Co-founder confirmed that they are currently working on regulatory approval in the Philippines.
“We are working to identify the right partners that can help us get through regulatory approvals in different countries and we have a few contacts in the Philippines. We are in contact with WHO on potential adding our treatment to their testing but they do not have a prevention trial going,” according to Israeli-Canadian scientist Dr. Gilly Regev, CEO & Co-founder of SaNOtize Research and Development Corp.
In the United Kingdom, the results of recent clinical trials show that NONS is indeed effective as an antiviral treatment to prevent the transmission of COVID-19. The product shortens the virus’ course, and reduces the severity of symptoms and damage for those already infected.
Using a nebulizer to inhale hydrogen peroxide diluted in saline achieves similar results. Nitrous oxide? Eat your beets!
Cue the ban in the U.S. in 3, 2, 1 . . .
All you need is a wet Q-tip, clean your nostrils daily, problem solved. No need for drops, sprays, machines, etc.
IIRC...This is what Trump was thinking about.
Yep. Otherwise known as bleach to leftist.
Using a nebulizer to inhale hydrogen peroxide diluted in saline achieves similar results. Nitrous oxide? Eat your beets!
If you use a CPAP machine with a water tank to provide humidity, add a few drops of hydrogen peroxide in the purified water in the water tank before using at bedtime.
Then, use normal saline spray in each nostril before bedtime and when needed during the night.
How effective can just a wet q-tip be?
I've been doing it since last March, and, oh LQQK, I'm still alive! AND....I don't wear a mask over my nose, so, personally, I think it's quite effective.
The other thing that amuses me....Get out in the damn sun for 10 minutes every day...
Blurb2350 wrote: “Using a nebulizer to inhale hydrogen peroxide diluted in saline achieves similar results. Nitrous oxide? Eat your beets!”
I wouldn’t be so sure of that. You might not be aware that FTC is warning nebulizer providers not to make false claims.
From the article:
The nebulizer providers warned by the FTC on 13 May about making false COVID-19 claims online are StuphCorp, of Las Vegas, and Gordon Medical, of San Rafael, CA. StuphCorp’s claims included, “Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is known for its bactericidal, virucidal, sporicidal, and fungicidal properties. ... I’d recommend nebulizing hydrogen peroxide during this pandemic.”
Gordon Medical’s website featured claims such as, “Our doctors have been impressed with the potential for nebulized hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) to protect against, and possibly treat the Covid-19 infection. This is a treatment that you can do at home if you have a nebulizer.”
The FTC said the letters are its fifth set of warnings it announced in ongoing efforts to protect consumers from COVID-19 health care product scams. The letters advise the businesses and individuals to immediately stop all claims that their products can treat or cure COVID-19, and to notify the commission within 48 hours about the specific actions they’ve taken to correct their violations. (Also see “False COVID-19 Claims In US Consumer Health Market: Rampant With Forecast For More” - HBW Insight, 9 May, 2020.)
The commission also noted that should a warned firm failed to comply, it may seek federal court injunctions and orders requiring refunded to consumers, as it did in April with litigation against California firm Whole Leaf Organics LLC. (Also see “Patch, Soap and Essential Oil Firms Warned On COVID-19 Claims, Court Silences Herbal Firm” - HBW Insight, 28 Apr, 2020.) T
Yep! Geandma was right. Fresh air, sunshine, and exercise will cure and prevent many illnesses. And give you a better outlook onlife, period.
Looks like the nasal spray is a winner, though. Good for the Israelites!!!
Will there be a bonus side affect similar to those little blue pills with the V on them?
Hopefully this spray is expensive enough to be considered a via treatment option.
Doesn’t NOX make you possibly have to call a doctor if some things last more than 4 hours?
I done been usin Vicks vaporub on my mask n up me nose for many months n I yam not even pregnant yet.
My first read I read nitrous oxide. Laughing gas nasal spray, that would sell. Kamala would endorse it. Then I saw it was nitric oxide so I looked it up. Causes acid rain, enviros will go nuts.
Acid rain in your nose? Or when you exhale, that would be like second-hand smoke? They’ll find a way to shoot it down.
In all sincerity, someone better alert Leftists.
Two minutes?
Wow...
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