Early-stage research suggests a milk protein combined with Benadryl may help fight COVID-19

Thanks, but you're like 2 weeks too late

Tards are already stocked-up

What? Already sold out?

I bought six bottles of Benadryl tabs after I read the article. I already tried it ( recommended dosage on bottle) on day 4 of Covid symptoms. It works !

What? Already sold out?

I bought six bottles of Benadryl tabs after I read the article. I already tried it ( recommended dosage on bottle) on day 4 of Covid symptoms. It works !

Three other people I know tried it, cause they were not going to try no horse paste. And they said Benadryl and milk worked for them too when they got sick and positive tests

Thanks for the anecdotal report

Hey dude, its not horse paste. Everyone already has Benadryl and milk at home. At most it will make you sleepy.

"Reduced replication of SARS-CoV-2 by 99% in lab"

Wow!

So just drink milk with benadryl?

I'll try it.

Its professional university researchers that came up with this btw if you click on the link. I doubt you are as smart as them.

Where it stops it I think is where the breathing problems start. I had Covid back in Dec 2020. I started feeling the same symptoms again, including the feeling I wasnt getting enough air.

I was able to breathe better 6 hours after trying the Benadryl, Milk combo

of course, if someones lips is turning blue, call the ambulance.

Since I know my body, I know when to tackle a problem when its mild and to stop it from getting worse. Yup, its definately worth a try, better than being ridiculed for horse paste, lol

Thanks for pointing that out and reminding me, I was going to do that to be sure and accurate according to the research. Im going to buy the lactoferrin even though I still think regular milk worked, Its best to go by the research for the potent, real deal.

Raw milk is easy to but Strauss farms and health food stores

Going to put in my order now to be stocked with my bottles of Benadryl in case someone I know needs it

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I never had raw milk before. Definately Gramps and Grandma were healthier than we are

A smarter person would recognize that I paid you a compliment and boosted your thread

Asshole

Dandelion has also been tested effective against the virus, but the dandelions here are currently buried under snow.


If I get sick I'm drinking milk and dandelion tea, with benadryl and vitamins.

So far I've been completely untouched.

It actually did sound a little passive aggressive

Makes you wonder...

It seems the lung infection is more like an allergic reaction at least that is what is implied.

My wife and I got Delta COVID back at the beginning of October.

At first I thought it was allergies and was taking Claritin and it seemed to keep clear up. Then I quit taking it and I got more of a chest infection...then lost my sense of smell and I knew it was COVID. So I never took Claritin again because I figured since it was not allergies it was pointless.

My wife was taking Claritin the whole time and only experienced the body aches and was tired easily. She is very sensitive and takes Claritin every day no matter what.

Never really thought about Claritin actually helping with COVID....hmmmm

FYI You can freeze milk lasts for upto six months, just not in a glass bottle,
Apparently it doesn't taste to good as a beverage after freezing, use it in a smoothie idk? Good way of having that raw milk at hand.

Not to me it didn't.

80 - 90% people do not tolerate milk protein. Hmmm

C'mon, let's be reasonable here for a second

We don't know any details about this study, what were the methods, what doses were used

It's just an interesting observation, but let's not say thay you can cure COVID with just 1 glass of milk + 1 tab benadryl

You will most likely need big doses of the supplement and a few days of treatment for it to have any effect

What benadryl can do after 1 pill is reduce your inflammation and reduce your anxiety (it's a sleeping pill) so you might breathe better, but let's not say 1 dose kills COVID

Weird, never heard of it before

A lot of people don't tolerate lactose (which is milk sugar), but mostly in Asia anyway, most Caucasians can drink milk like babies

Question:

Does it work with a non alcoholic Benadryl? Is there a replacement we can use in lieu of Benadryl?

What does it mean? Benadryl is an antihistamine, I don't see a connection to alcohol.

Colostrum Lactoferrin

lactoferrin is a multi-functional iron-binding glycoprotein found at between 7-10 times the level in colostrum as milk produced at a later stage of baby’s development. It seems to help generate and regulate the bone marrow in the infant and boost the whole innate immune defense. For example, when macrophages were cultured with lactoferrin, they produced high levels of tumor necrosis factor .

How does this occur? Lactoferrin is a Macrophage Activating Factor (MAF), which are lymphokines controlling antigens on the surface of macrophages, resulting in cells that can attack and kill cancer tumors. (You may have heard of GcMAF – the Gc refers to the stimulation by a vitamin D binding protein).

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That’s funny and he’s right

"Data from the experiments show that a highly specific sigma receptor binding drug candidate (with pain relieving properties), and formulated combinations of over-the-counter products (such as diphenhydramine and lactoferrin) have the potential to inhibit virus infection and decrease recovery time from COVID-19, the researchers concluded.". So what is this sigma receptor binding drug... Fluvoxamine does. Opioids? Cocaine?

The research, however, is preliminary, and Ostrov has cautioned against self-medicating with either diphenhydramine or lactoferrin for COVID-19 prevention.

Why the hell are they cautioning against "self-medicating" with milk and benadryl during this "deadly pandemic"?? FFS

I'm glad we can at least talk about this stuff on GLP.
Thanks Trinity!

I can sorta confirm.. I tested positive for covid about 5 days ago. The first day I had some milk and a Benadryl. Huge ass migraine until the next mid day. I've been drinking a lot of Powerade, Water, Zinc and some kind of pill the hospital gave me.
I've been asymptomatic since yesterday, I feel great right now.

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