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Feb 23, 2023·edited Feb 23, 2023

You know, I just don't trust Xclear for some reason. Gut instinct. To close to the brain. I'll make my own. DI H20 and 0.3% H2O2 or foodgrade Iodine. Thanks for the info though. I do recommend Xylitol chewing gum.

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I don't trust products. Think of vaping fluids.

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Exciting news! But please add a note of CAUTION to always keep xylitol-containing products away from PETS. It has killed dogs.

It's in chewing gum, many sublingual B12 tablets, some breath mints & more.

Thank you.

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Intranasal and oral silver has been a great preventative measure for me as a medical professional in the front lines for the past 3 years 👍🏼

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Blocking viral entry at the epithelial barrier works. That is what mucosal IgA antibodies do. The only way you get these protective IgA antibodies is from a natural infection that comes through that epithelial barrier. You cannot get mucosal IgA by injecting something into the body, bypassing the barrier. Pharma will try nasal spray" vaccines" with attenuated or modified viruses. They must attenuate them, otherwise the spray will produce the disease (symptoms) in vulnerable people. The thinking will be that this method of introducing the antigen through the mucosal barrier will provide protection. It won't work, and they will waste billions of dollars finding out. The attenuation will result in suboptimal antibodies that will not provide protection against the wild virus and may end up enhancing the ability of the virus to infect, especially after mutations occur.

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I can't agree with "no harmful effects." Xylitol affects me greatly. In fact, that last time I tried a xylitol sweetener ( I tried a couple, thinking maybe it was the brand that bothered me and not the xylitol), I had chest cramps and stomach pain so much I almost though I needed to go to the hospital. I also read that regular flavor listerine kills covid in the throat within seconds so I guess I will stick with that and my olive leaf extract, colloidal silver or grapefruit seed extract nasal sprays.

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I'm afraid I won't snort anything made from GMO corn into my nasal passages. Just sayin'.

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I used xclear before getting covid, and I still got covid. BUT my covid was so minuscule—it’d be a shame to call me “sick”—that I believe it did help with the intensity. Furthermore, whatever amount of the virus I did have was quickly annihilated by ivm and hcq.

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FWIW, I’ve been using Xclear daily for around 5-6 years. It’s a good product for short term nasal congestion.

I’ve had covid, probably twice (one time tested positive, one time no test done) Both times pretty mild. I never even needed to alter my farm-life chore/work schedule...just went on about life as usual. So maybe Xclear was the reason for the mild cases.

Glad to hear that it worked in the trials though.

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It's keto!

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Again this is the must Simplistic thing you could’ve done during the pandemic besides gargling, me personally I use colloidal silver spray among other things of course supplements taken care of myself but yes this is the first defense against a virus thru your nose and throat

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No surprise here if you're in the holistic space. It's getting old that NOW these traditional doctors/scientists are waking up to nature and saying they are possibly better then rockefeller chemicals (take a look at the flexner report to see how the rockefeller's took over the medical industry)

Problem is and maybe someone can inform Dr. McCollough that on his own website: https://www.petermcculloughmd.com/ he has in his protocol the dangerous, molnupiravir drug listed. Yet in his Xlear substack post he states: "Unfortunately, after three years, has delivered failed products (remdesivir, baricitinib, molnupiravir, COVID-19 vaccines)." You can't have it both ways.

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Xylitol plus distilled water? any additives? I would be happy to make this at home if I knew the proportions of each ingredient.

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I use it whenever I’m around a large group of people in close quarters. Haven’t had so much as a sniffle if the past 14 mos

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There are lots of recipes for xylitol based nasal spray available. Here is one that is similar to Xlear Nasal Spray

1 cup of water (8 ounces) (Filtered Water)

1/2 tsp salt

1/2 tsp of xylitol crystals

1/2 tsp baking soda

4 drops of grapefruit seed extract (optional for infection)

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