Are nitric oxide and propyl glycol the same thing? 🤔
Your ordeal was something. It would seem that ivermectin would be a much easier course of treatment.
Good for you for healing yourself.
Yes - in terms of their corresponding usage as disinfectants - they are the same: Non-pharmacological viral intervention.
I was ill long before any discussion of Ivermectin. My vape pouch is in my medicine cabinet now for any development of respiratory illness.
The working theory at the time - based upon my long ago discovered 1960s research into PG use for influenza - was that as a respiratory disinfectant PG would reduce viral load and speed recovery without side effects.
NO is also a disinfectant, though it’s not clear about the timeline for intervention for a simple nasal application to be effective. The article does state “designed to kill the virus in the upper airways, preventing it from incubating and spreading to the lungs.” In my own case it would have been wholly ineffective had I not engaged such a nasal spray 24 hours prior to initial symptoms, at which point I was already enduring coughing and, within hours high fever. Thus I would had to have been using Sanotize for no other reason than a preventive.
It’s also clear from the article that they are pursuing OTC, as well as promoting Sanotize for flu & sinusitis as well.
They don’t state it, but it’s clear in the current environment that if this is OTC that it will be overused by many as a perceived prophylaxis against a virus which is less deadly to those under 49 than the risk of dying by falling. In that respect it’s a brilliant cash cow. Definitely a stock to watch.
Irony: It would probably be more effective with the elderly than the ‘vaccines’.