INFECTED WITH COVID-19? TRY THIS!

Erik Richardson D.O.
Erik Richardson D.O.
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Published 2021-11-29
COVID-19 as we now call it, has in one way or another touched the lives of each of us. At the time of launching this video we are approaching almost 8 million deaths in the United States and over 5 million in the world. The hardest thing about this pandemic is that we still don't have any validated treatment options that yet felt to work to help prevent severe illness. A recent study though out of Augusta University showed promising results on a way that we can decrease the risk of hospitalization and severe illness. It showed that by doing a simple sinus rinse using a pressure irrigation device they were able to decrease the risk of hospitalization by 8 times!. Keep watching to learn more.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Libertarianman88
    Several small drops of iodine in my Nevage 2x over 6 hours broke my covid fever and I drastically improved each day after. Not to be graphic but the snot that came out at first looked like an alien. The first day I did it 3x a day each day after 2x a day for 10 days. Totally fine with no long covid. Earlier you get on it the better.
  • @joeykickass8284
    I did this right away... I used a small bit of peroxide in the water with the saline mix.. my symptoms went away in a couple days and I got my taste and smell back shortly after... I am not vaccinated in case you were curious...
  • @63striker
    I wonder if colloidal silver could also be beneficial as a potential viracidal when used as a nasal spray
  • @bonni2267
    I am a hydrogen peroxide nut. I nubilizered it in my 4th week of covid I just had a lingering tickle cough. It disappear instantly.
  • @cjyt6491
    Part of my morning routine... I make my own saline solution... no Covid-19 here
  • @TheMYUZ3
    Have covid. Did some nasal rinsing today and wow what a difference. Wish I had started on day 1 instead of day 8...just made a homemade rinse. Gonna start rinsing at least 3 times a day. Also my rapid test is clearing up just a light pink after rinsing. Before it was a medium red.
  • @drsudz
    at 1 minute - "The other group took 1/2 teaspoon of 2.5 milliliters of a 10 percent iodine solution". That's confused me. Exactly how much of a 10 percent iodine solution should I be adding to my navage?
  • @edwardroberts2293
    Great videos. I've been using the NeilMed system for at least 20 years now. I did this to alleviate nasal issue relative to seasonal allergies. I haven't kept statistics, but I found a rinse or two a day, has effectively reduced the occurrence of my upper respiratory problems. I'm just now hearing about adding Povidone-Iodine to the rinse. I am just recovering from a (quite rare) bad cold but will modify my solution going forward. Cheap and simple! Thanx, Doc, I will update this page with any perceived impact.
  • @bynkro
    Are there any updated studies on this treatment method? Especially for Omicron, for which it should be more effective since it stays more in the upper respiratory.
  • @karlx.1224
    Desde que inicio la pandemia use solucion spray salina para mis fosas nasales, todos los días, voy usandolo 3 años y no me infecte, ni tuve ningún resfriado
  • @mishablinov6567
    Hey Doc, any new developments on nasal rinsing since this was published? What about the baby soap method?
  • @johna1439
    Just had Covid. Day 1 & 2 fever, headache and elevated heart rate. Tested positive on day 2 and used my bottle of Sanotize Enovid (nitric oxide gas). By end of day 3, i was symptom free. Day 4 i’m using my neti pot to “flush” and come across this video. Could have saved a few bucks and used my neti pot but doubt it’s as effective as nitric oxide. regardless, this is actually life saving treatment right here folks. great video
  • @kpete27
    Great video! ...except for pushing the vaccine, I completely agree and recommend NeilMed sinus rinses to all my respiratory viral infection patients - including SARS-COV-2! Thank you
  • @timm285
    YouTube is going to shut this video down. Too much common sense.
  • @ElParacletoPodcast
    Thanks for the video, I was reading about it before, and my question is, can we just rub salt inside the nose?
  • @AG-iu9lv
    Please cite the study! Edit: didn't catch on first watch that it was still under peer review.
  • @berenisse1000
    Currently having that shitty virus and is the worst sinus ever!