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How to fight against Coronavirus – Dr. David Hamilton

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Many people are worried about coronavirus, so we should follow the common things like washing hands, covering your mouth when you sneeze, etc, there is actually a visualization technique that can boost our immune systems.

Several years ago, Professor Jeannie Achterberg and her team found that people could increase their s-IgA levels through visualization. s-IgA (secretory immunoglobulin A) is an important immune system antibody in the saliva that looks like a double Y shape. It plays a very important role in the immune function of our mucosal membranes.

In the study, people visualizing increasing their s-IgA levels were able to substantially increase their levels. More recently, there have been studies, including a randomized controlled trial of women going through treatment for breast cancer (chemotherapy, radiotherapy, etc) published in the journal, Breast, where half of the women typically visualize their immune systems destroying cancer cells (like piranha fish or pac men or women eating the cells) and they are compared with women who are not visualizing. The studies find that even through chemotherapy their immune systems are operating more efficiently than in women who don’t visualize. Levels of killer cells and T-lymphocytes are typically higher with visualization, for example.

So here’s a simple practice for boosting your s-IgA levels that’s based on the research studies. If you have an overactive immune system then it might be best not to try this.

1.) Start with 5 minutes of relaxed breathing.
2.) Visualise multiplying your s-IgA’s. You could, for example, imagine thousands of s-IgA’s being secreted from immune cells like, say, a crowd of people getting out of a cargo ship or plane. Or you could imagine each s-IgA giving birth to a litter of s-IgA’s, then they grow up and give birth to more. Or you could even imagine 3D printing them, or even photocopying them. Or something else, so long as you are visualizing increasing their numbers. Do this for 5 minutes.
3.) Finish with 5 minutes of relaxed breathing.

Coronavirus – Top 5 Questions, Causes & Best Solutions

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There have been over 100+ deaths in China and over 3,000+ infections of it. The CDC is urging travelers to avoid trips to China. Apparently, over 110 people in the US are being evaluated for the infection and have tested positive. On top of it, the stock market is dropping fast because investors are worried about the impact on global health. So, we want to quickly go over the top 5 questions and the best solution to help avoid getting coronaviruses.

And before I start, NO … you don’t get the virus from drinking Corona Beer!! But you can get it if you share the same bottle with someone who HAS the Coronavirus.

1. What Is Coronavirus?
Coronaviruses (CoV) are a large family of viruses that typically affect the respiratory tract of mammals, including humans. They are associated with the common cold, pneumonia, and severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) and can also affect the gut.

2. How Do You Get Coronaviruses?
Coronaviruses are zoonotic, meaning they are transmitted between animals and people. Sometimes, but not often, a coronavirus can infect both animals and humans. Most coronaviruses spread the same way other cold-causing viruses do, through infected people coughing and sneezing, by touching an infected person’s hands or face, or by touching things such as doorknobs that infected people have touched.

3. Does Coronavirus Cause Death?
Infection of humans with severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus (SARS-CoV) results in substantial morbidity and mortality, with death resulting primarily from respiratory failure. While the lungs are the major site of infection, the brain is also infected in some patients. The primary life-threatening problem is getting pneumonia, which is a severe lung infection. At the very advanced stages, SARS causes lung, heart and liver failure.

4. Is There A Cure For Coronavirus?
Unfortunately, there is no cure, especially for the new coronaviruses. Just as there is no cure for the common cold. Granted, there are ways to speed up your recovery from the common cold and get healthier faster and will tell you how in a minute.

5. Can Anything Kill Coronaviruses?
Yes, most household disinfectants readily kill coronaviruses immediately. Your Prescription & Action Plan First, we know the coronavirus is big news right now, however, we want you to keep something in mind… The common flu kills roughly 35,000 people a year and hospitalizes about 200,000 in the US alone. So, don’t freak out… like the morons have done with the stock market. You don’t need to go around wearing a face mask unless you’re in China maybe…Make sure you wash your hands often and keep some hand sanitizers in your purse or backpack or car. Don’t stick your fingers in your eyes, nose, ears and other openings as a lot of it are done subconsciously, but try to pay extra attention and be more aware. At home, wipe down surfaces, doorknobs and so forth with disinfectant sprays and wipes. Lysol or something similar will work just fine. Boost your immune system by making sure you sleep well – this is the most important factor for optimizing your hormones. Obviously, make sure you’re eating healthy.

We have also found that very high doses of Vitamin C and D3 work wonders for speeding up recovery from any illness, especially the common cold. For me, a high dose is at least 10,000 mg of Vitamin C and up to 15,000 or more, spread out throughout the day. And 20,000-30,000 units of Vitamin D3, taken in the morning with a meal. There is no overdose at these dosages, so don’t worry. Once you’ve gotten healthy, you can lower the doses back down to like 3000-5000 mg of C and about 5000 units of D3. You know when you’ve taken too much C, too quickly if you get diarrhea. So, you’d back off the dose and build up again slowly.

We hope this was helpful to you. Please share it with friends or social media to help others. If nothing else, to help them avoid or reduce the common cold and the flu. Thanks for reading and have a very happy and healthy day!