Need the OTC meds for family member sick. H1, H2, and PPI, thanks!

Bump very urgent. Thx

Just Google it the lists are easy to review

Small pox wax booster.

Cant seem to find, anyone, please...

Prilosec
Pepcid
Claritin

I don't know what H1, H2, and PPI are, but get some Ivermectin, D3 w/K2, and colloidal silver....at the least, those three will help, and make it a large dose of D3, 50,000 IUs, and then cut the dose down from there. There's more, and I'm sure others will be telling you about it, but it can get costly pulling all of it together at once.

Colloidal silver should go up the nose and into the body....and at this point, I seriously don't know why anybody doesn't have Ivermectin in store at home.

We've also been reading people saying that lactoferrin, found in raw milk or A2 milk or a supplement and Benydryl taken together is putting the pain on the virus, and they're getting better mostly within two days, some even faster, if it's caught in the initial stages.

If you want to go that route, A2 milk can be found in some stores. The store I go to has it in the same area as the lactose free milk. That's the name of the milk, A2 milk, and it can't be missed if it's at your store. It's written in big letters on the carton.


I hope your family member's symptoms are eased, and they feel better sooner than later....

Thx

I’d like this info too… I thought it was Prilosec Pepcid and Benadryl?

How can u know when someone is experiencing a cytokine storm??

Not sure what's in Claritin. If it's the same as Benedryl then ignore the correction.

ETA: Here is the thread from two years ago.

Thread: Email I just sent to my estranged wife regarding Coronavirus. THIS COULD SAVE LIVES...

Last Edited by Hoseman on 01/08/2022 12:56 PM

Classical symptoms of someone battling a severe infection, toxin, or having an allergic reaction. Pain, inflammation, spiking fever

I always carry benadryl and have shared it with people in distress

Looking for this thread

Thread: Stock up on these: Claritin/Benadryl, Pepcid and Prilosec.

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Last Edited by Dodger007 on 01/08/2022 12:58 PM

The thing is, you don't want it to get to that point.

I've used what I have suggested, and anything that was starting to have me feel ill, was gone within and hour, sometimes a little longer.

Colloidal silver is a beast on viruses. I have had a throat splitting sore throat, like someone was in there slicing it with a knife, pop up, sprayed my throat with colloidal silver, and an hour later, all gone. I won't be without it in my "Let's get well!" cupboard.

Thank u :)

What brand would u recommend?

Use benadryl + lactoferrin (id suggest u buy colostrum instead of lactoferring but do as you want - it has a much broader effect on the whole immunesystem).

stops 99,9% of viral replication @covid-19

My routine, not to be regarded as medical advice for anyone else. I have zero potential co-morbidity conditions.

These are the drugs that will greatly lessen a Cytokine Storm so you don't "drown" because your lungs filled with fluid:

1. Antihistamine H1 receptor blockers: Claritin (Loratadine), or Benadryl (Diphenhydramine), or Zyrtec (Cetirizine Hydrochloride) 1 per day (evening).

2. Antihistamine H2 receptor blocker: Pepcid (Famotidine), or Cimetidine (Tagamet) 1 per day (evening).

I Always take a PPI 2-4 hours apart from ALL other meds. PPIs may neutralize other meds from taking effect.

3. Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPI): Omeprazole (Prilosec, or Prilosec OTC), or lansoprazole (Prevacid), or Esomeprazole (Nexium) 1 per day (1 hour before the noon meal).

I take the bottle recommended amount and timing. Never #1 and #2 with #3. Both antihistamines WILL make you drowsy about an hour or two after taking them so do them before bed. Both together and it's an almost scary surreal drowsy space flight.

Last Edited by tkwasny on 01/08/2022 06:06 PM

I got this from Vitacost--

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--that's a pretty high count, so you only need a bit.

I guess Vitacost doesn't have the nasal spray anymore, but that was the same name brand. I saw that they were on back order a couple of months ago, but now I can't even find it. But then I went on Amazon, and found this nifty little kit--


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--that's perfect for having on hand for just when you're beginning to feel sick. It's never taken a lot of it in any form to do the trick. It's also not a bad price. If you have a big family, and it's not just you, then you'd want to get some larger containers of it.


But I don't have a "favorite" brand, it's just the one I bought. Other supplements, yes, but not with this. I'm happy with them, they've performed perfectly for me, so why go anywhere else?...