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How I Used Honey And Whisky To Cure Coronavirus –Briton Explains


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8 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

well the whisky might be why Pattaya has had so few cases. :clap2:

Gin and bjs have been the standard English treatment for the flu for centuries - built an empire on it.

 

My treatment also includes zinc from seeds available in cheap packets at 7-11.

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7 hours ago, Tayaout said:

It's reported that in China many patients who started recovering later died from bacterial infections due to a weakened immune system. 

Often the case with the elderly or infirm. Secondary bacterial infection can be rapid and uncontrollable even with IV antibiotic intervention.

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18 hours ago, thequietman said:

In Ireland, we make what is known as a 'hot whiskey' when we feel the flu coming on.

 

Heat the glass first, then one shot of whiskey ( preferably Powers), slice of lemon with 4 cloves attached, 1 tea spoon of brown sugar and fill the glass to just below the top with hot water.

 

Drink until the bottle is finished ( ???? ) and you will have a great night AND wake up the next day with the flu, gone. It has been tried and tested and has not been found wanting. ????

 

We do the same in Brittany.
We replace the whiskey with calvados (farm, artisanal preferably which title much more than that sold in the trade - 40* max , kind 50 to 60 *);
In fact we are doing what we call "burning alcohol";
50% water and 50% calvados in a saucepan, boil it and set fire to the vapors of calva;
we wait until it goes away on its own, add honey and drink as hot as possible;
then we go to bed under 3 blankets; all night long we sweat; sometimes you have to change your night clothes so they are soaked but the next morning you are brand new ...:stoner:

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