Story at a Glance:
Since 1976, when an innocuous flu was transformed into an impending national disaster and a disastrous experimental vaccine was rushed onto the public, the CDC and media have hyped a new pandemic almost every year. Yet as I’ll show here, nearly all of them amounted to nothing beyond securing the biodefense industry’s annual budget, with hantavirus being the current iteration of this cycle.
A key factor driving these appropriations is the belief that viral pandemics cannot be treated, when in reality many highly effective broad-spectrum therapies have been developed but suppressed to ensure that new crops of proprietary treatments will always need to be created.
Most respiratory viruses initially colonize the upper airway before eventually migrating to the lungs (something most recently extensively demonstrated for COVID-19). One of the simplest and most effective ways to rapidly treat respiratory infections is therefore to disinfect the upper airway early, yet remarkably little awareness of this approach exists, despite traditional medical systems having independently arrived at models with many overlapping parallels.
A key component of these protocols is cleaning out the sinuses, an area where conventional medicine consistently falls short. In turn, despite many highly effective and easily accessible therapies existing for sinusitis, an enormous number of patients continually struggle with sinus issues their doctors cannot resolve.
DMSO, for example, has been demonstrated in dozens of studies to rapidly alleviate a variety of challenging sinus conditions, and a large number of readers here have reported improvements spanning chronic and acute sinusitis, sinus headaches, allergies, congestion, post-nasal drip, difficulty breathing, nasal polyps, and eustachian tube dysfunction. Yet once again, almost no awareness of these approaches exists.
This article will discuss the forgotten causes and treatments of sinus, eustachian, and nasal disorders, along with exact protocols for some of the most effective methods I’ve come across, both those involving DMSO and those that don’t.
