It's really easy to treat, prevent coronavirus naturally
By ethanh // 2021-01-19
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All around the world – except in the United States, of course – people are harmonizing their bodies with nature's offerings to stave off the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). In the "land of the free," however, only pharmaceutical drugs and vaccines are recognized and allowed as "medicine" for the novel virus, which is why the plandemic will probably never end there. In Thailand, government regulators recently approved Andrographic paniculata, an herbaceous herb native to Southeast Asia, as a treatment for early COVID-19 infection. Laboratory tests and human clinical trials verified that the herb's extract kills the virus and prevents it from replicating, without the need for a chemical injection. In China, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) herbs are commonly used to treat COVID-19 infection. These include a host of botanicals such as honeysuckle, licorice, astragalus, orange peel and yam. In the United States, on the other hand, Americans are not even allowed to access hydroxychloroquine (HCQ), an inexpensive anti-malaria drug that has been around since the 1950s. HCQ is a proven remedy against coronaviruses, and yet many areas of the country are prohibited from prescribing it because Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates do not make any money from inexpensive, off-patent remedies – and especially not from natural remedies that cannot be patented. The good news is the Americans still have natural options available to them; they just have to know where to look. None of them are FDA-approved as "medicine" because all of them fall into the dietary supplement or food category – but this does not mean that they are ineffective. To the contrary, zinc, quercetin, green tea, oregano oil, monolaurin, colloidal silver, B vitamins, vitamin C and vitamin D are all powerfully effective remedies against coronaviruses and many other pathogens. "A study of 154 COVID patients found that 97 percent of severely ill patients requiring ICU admission were vitamin D deficient, whereas only 33 percent of asymptomatic cases were deficient," reports the Alliance for Natural Health – USA (ANH-USA). "Hospital protocols in the U.S. are even including vitamins D, C, and B, as well as zinc and melatonin, in their COVID-19 treatment protocols."

Cannabis is also an effective remedy against coronavirus

The cannabis sativa plant is likewise rich in healing nutrients that researchers have determined are anti-coronavirus. Researchers from the University of South Carolina found that tetrahydrocannabinol, also known as THC, helps protect the body against the damaging immune response that causes Acute Respiratory Distress Syndrome (ARDS). Inhaling or consuming THC also triggers a significant increase in healthy lung bacteria, scientists learned. These findings were published in several respected, peer-review medical journals. A separate study out of Canada observed similar benefits from cannabidiol, or CBD, another major cannabis constituent. CBD was found to impact the ACE2 pathways inside the human body in such a way as to prevent COVID-19 from taking hold and causing infection. When combined with THC, CBD and other cannabinoids found in cannabis – there are hundreds of them that create an entourage healing effect – can protect the human body against coronavirus and other infections, all without pharmaceutical drugs or vaccines. The cannabinoid "wheel" graphic found at this link contains more information about how the many natural constituents found in the cannabis plant can help keep you and your family healthy (a written text resource about the major known cannabinoids and what they do is available at this link). You can learn more about cannabis terpenes and what they do at this link. To learn more about the health benefits of cannabis and why every freedom-loving conservative should be fully onboard with decriminalizing nature, visit CannabisCures.news. Sources for this article include: ANH-USA.org NaturalNews.com NaturalNews.com Nature.com FoxLA.com NYPost.com Leafly.com Weedmaps.com
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