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This is the best over the counter remedy for viral illness
Aspirin is one of those substances that seems almost too good to be true.
I have written dozens of articles about the wide array of health benefits which can be had from taking a little aspirin.
Well here’s another one – aspirin is a powerful antiviral.
Cell experiments have proven what some physicians believed decades and decades ago.
Aspirin is highly effective against powerful flu strains – it’s also quite effective against some of the viruses which cause the common cold.
The cell experiments were performed at the Institute of Immunology, University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna in Wien, Austria. This paper was published in Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses.
Aspirin is one of the oldest medicinal treatments.
“Aspirin has been used for more than 115 years in medicine.”
There are already a number of lines of evidence that show that aspirin has a number of antiviral effects…
…including inhibiting proteins like NF-κB that flu viruses use to replicate.
“Research exists to show that aspirin has antiviral effects in vitro, for example, by blocking influenza virus propagation via NF-κB inhibition.”
These experiments were designed to learn more about the effects of aspirin on specific viruses which cause colds and flu.
“The aim of this study was to confirm the antiviral activity of aspirin against influenza virus and further elucidate the activity of aspirin against other respiratory viruses.”
The researchers first infected cells with the cold or flu viruses.
Then they added some aspirin to the mix a little later.
“Aspirin was administered to the virus-infected cell cultures one hour after infection.”
Before those experiments, the researchers had determined concentrations of aspirin which were safe for use with these cells.
“Prior to these assays, the non-cytotoxic concentrations of aspirin on cells used for propagation of the respective viruses were determined.”
The researchers discovered that aspirin was particularly effective against the H1N1.
Influenza A H1N1 is the strain of the flu which caused the Spanish flu, the 1977 Russian flu pandemic, and the 2009 swine flu outbreak.
It’s not the worst strain of the flu to ever exist – but it’s up there.
“Aspirin was found to be highly effective against influenza A H1N1 virus.”
The researchers found varying effects on other respiratory viruses like RSV and rhinoviruses (viruses which generally cause the cold).
“Respiratory syncytial virus was minimally inhibited. However, the activity of aspirin against rhinoviruses was more pronounced.”
Aspirin was pretty good at limiting the replication of the major viruses that cause the common cold…
Though some of the lesser cold viruses seem to have good immunity to aspirin.
“Aspirin demonstrated antiviral activity against all human rhinoviruses (HRV), but the effect on members of the “major group” viruses was greater than on those of the ‘minor group.’”
The research confirms what we’ve sort of known for over a hundred years…
Aspirin has antiviral effects on some of the most common human viruses – colds and flu.
“These data demonstrate a specific antiviral activity of aspirin against influenza A virus and HRV.”
We already understood some of the reasons why aspirin inhibits the replication of flu viruses…
But, interestingly, after all this time, we still don’t know how it works against cold viruses.
“The mode of action against rhinoviruses is still unknown and requires further investigation, as does the possibility of aspirin being effective in vivo to treat the common cold.”
You should always consult your healthcare practitioner for guidance on medical diagnosis and treatment.
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This is how I’m using this simple OTC treatment to never get sick anymore
I have my own protocol for viruses, flus, and pesky sinus infections.
And since I’ve been doing this simple protocol, I have not gotten sick.
My wife Jodi uses it, and she was only sick a few days over the past 18 months and it was only a slight cold.
I’ve shared this with a number of friends and students and they have not gotten sick either.
Or if they did it was like Jodis — gone in a few days and mild anyway.
So in case you’re curious, here’s what I’m doing — the Matt Cook protocol for avoiding viral sickness
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