Written by Mathew Naismith
Question: Rumor has it Xclear nasal spray with Grape seed and xylitol kills the covid virus ....any one heard of this or researched it?
I too have also heard of this but have not conducted in any research on this. I use colloidal silver myself which changes the environment the virus replicates in. I use an atomiser. You can't kill viruses but you can change the environment viruses replicate in.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EADzWlbSdVM
Notice that the authorities and MSM did everything to keep our stress levels high through lockdowns, mask wearing, lack of food and other essentials, fear, high cost of living, abuse, etc. Using a phrase like lockdown, instead of something like preventive isolation, to start with was the lead up to creating a perfect environment for this virus to replicate in.
As the video explains, virus replication can be triggered through the nervous system, it is the replication of viruses that leads to illness, not the virus itself. Hindering or stopping this replication will lead to earlier recovery, which is why the authorities in countries like Australia got to the point of even outlawing any therapeutic treatments that may stop coronavirus replication. The authorities had to do something in Australia due to the lack of infections, this lack of infection being caused by drought and proceeding bushfires that at one stage kept 90% of visitors to Australia away just before the world outbreak.
As explained in the video, stress, chemotherapy and radiation can reactivate viruses replication. 5G is certainly worth considering here. Why? Because every cell in your body including your nerves vibrate at a certain frequency, if this frequency is changed, in the process creating a certain environment, virus replication could well occur, of course with 5G we have radiation to consider as well.
As stated in the video, three important nutrients used to combat virus replication are, vitamin D, zinc and selenium. Something like hydroxychloroquine assist in opening up the cell walls to zinc and other nutrients, making absorption a lot of efficient. You can see why the authorities did not want people to get any sun exposure.
“"Viruses aren't considered alive -- in class, I call them pseudo-alive," said Eric Mendenhall, an associate professor of biological sciences at the University of Alabama in Huntsville.
"They require a host to even begin to function. However, since they use DNA or RNA to pass information to the next round of viruses the cell makes for them, they are subject to some of the same principles of evolution and selection that alive organisms are subject to," he explained in a university news release.
Viruses can't spread unless people help them, and people can stop the spread by washing hands and social distancing.”
"If you don't pass it on, then that virus hits a dead end in its pseudo-life," Mendenhall said.”
https://www.medicinenet.com/script/main/art.asp?articlekey=229387
Now consider how stressing winter can be and the lack of sunlight in winter. Washing your hands and social distancing is like putting a band aide on an injury that should be bandaged. You really want to at least hinder virus replication, once this is done, what you pass on should be of a weakened form. Viruses attach themselves to cells, if virus replication in the cells have not been hindered in their replicating process, the virus can enter other people's bodies while in full replication mode. Do covid vaccines in a real sense hinder virus replication? They are said to kill the virus which is impossible due to viruses not being alive to kill in the first place, but if you kill off or change what the virus is replicating in, recovery may be possible. Be always wary in changing your healthy cells and cell DNA to hinder virus replication, there are better ways to do this without the risk.
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