Allergy Spray a Possible COVID-19 Solution

Consisting of a first-generation antihistamine drug and a novel sugar molecule

The solution for the coronavirus may not be a pill but a nasal spray using a decades-old antihistamine drug combined with a novel sugar compound originally studied as a natural sugar alternative that helps prevent tooth decay. The allergy spray has now been shown, in a study to be released as soon as tomorrow at medRxiv, to be a strong candidate as perhaps the first safe and effective treatment for COVID-19, according to in vitro results obtained exclusively by HealthyLivinG Magazine from Utah State University’s Institute of Antiviral Research. In addition, HealthyLivinG Magazine has also received clinical results providing anecdotal evidence for efficacy.

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