Kevin and Cory. I would look further into learning how to make colloidal silver and keep some at hand.
I will try and get more info from Rob on where to find more information on it.
Basically, we buy 9999 silver rod on line and make our own. Requires the rod (1/16th" guessing, but not sure it matters), 1 pint ball jar with lid, alligator clips, rubber grommets for the lid, 9 volt battery and terminal to plug it in, distilled water. Pretty much an electrolysis set up once put together. About 8-12 hours delivers the right ppm in solution. We strain it to rid of the larger particles. A simple spray bottle for topical or disinfecting surfaces you can pick up at a store. We take it internally as needed for infection and topically. internally, about 2tsp 2x daily. topical at least twice daily for infected area.
IF you start feeling a lung issue develop, use a nebulizer and inhale it. 2-3X daily. I think we did about 2.5-3mg per treatment when we had symptoms at the beginning of the year. A nebulizer can be had for under 50-100.00. We have a Phillips Respironics set up for us asthmatics in the house here. We also did the internal doses as well during this time. My lung pain was gone in two days, breathing better with in the week. Katy 3 days and week. Rob took all week but he is pretty much COPD and smokes like a chimney.
No we were never tested. At that time, unless you were friggin' dying, you did not go to the hospital for the test. Not that there were a lot of tests available at that time either. But all the symptoms were prevalent.
Then, see if you can score some amoxicillin. Always helpful to have on hand.
This is how we went proactive.
Also, Hygiene of course. Wash those hands. Stay home if sick. social distance. If the masks make you feel better, go ahead.
Just some suggestions.
Colloidal Silver has its own controversies, but it is researched by many reputable institutions and the medical field.
You look at some sites and it is discredited. or you find stuff like this....
The pandemic of COVID-19 is spreading unchecked due to the lack of effective antiviral measures. Silver nanoparticles (AgNP) have been studied to possess antiviral properties and are presumed to inhibit SARS-CoV-2. Due to the need for an effective agent ...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
The way I figure it, pharma cant profit real well from it when you can make it yourself.
Doses are hard to pin down from some of my reading. So that leads to not approving it for certain treatments. Ya'll can do your own research into it and decide for yourself. Me, I'll stick with what I found worked in our case.
Viruses mutate. Thats how they survive. That is to be expected.
Just puttin in my .02
