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Old 18-11-2020, 11:42   #983
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Re: Coronavirus

We already use one of the mouthwashes on the list but thought the link was worth posting. I have had a quick look on Amazon and those that are stocked are still being sold at normal prices.

To my mind if there is something that could help then I will always keep an eye open for future developments.

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Originally Posted by nomadking View Post
Can't quite see how that would help prevent getting the virus, other than by helping preventing others from spreading it. People tend to breathe in/out through the nose, which a mouthwash won't reach.
I breath through my mouth.

The article doesn't say that it will prevent you getting the virus but that ...[QUOTE]While the research suggests use of mouthwash may help kill the virus in saliva, there is not evidence it could be used as a treatment for coronavirus, as it will not reach the the respiratory tract or the lungs.[

Dr Claydon, a specialist periodontologist, said: "If these positive results are reflected in Cardiff University's clinical trial, CPC-based mouthwashes... could become an important addition to people's routine, together with hand washing, physical distancing and wearing masks, both now and in the future."/QUOTE]

The use of Vitimin D was also played down early on but now it is standard part of hospital treatment
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More than 80% of hospitalised Covid patients have vitamin D deficiency, study suggests
https://www.pulsetoday.co.uk/news/cl...tudy-suggests/
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