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Breaking: Covid-19 cure has been found in China

YouTube updates of Dr. Richard Cheng has proven to everyone that high doses of vitamin C have been successfully used to treat Covid-19 patients in China. 

Dr. Cheng is not just an armchair scientist, He has been actively involved in researching and posting videos on his discoveries. 

Dr. Cheng was  the one who brought high dose vitamin C to the table as part of potential treatment and preventive measures. A group of medical doctors, healthcare providers and scientists met online March 17, 2020, to discuss the use of high dose intravenous vitamin C (IVC) in the treatment of moderate to severe cases of Covid-19 patients. The chief of emergency medicine department at Ruijin Hospital, a major hospital in Shanghai, affiliated with the Joatong University College of Medicine,Dr. Enqian Mao was in attendance. Dr. Mao is also a member of the Senior Expert Team at the Shanghai Public Health Center, where all Covid-19 patients have been treated.

Dr. Mao revealed that his group treated about 50 cases of moderate to severe cases of Covid-19 infection with high dose IVC. Dosing of IVC ranged from 10,000 mg – 20,000 mg a day for 7-10 days, with 10,000 mg for moderate cases and 20,000 for more severe cases.

The first good news was that all patients who received IVC improved and there was no death.  Secondly, when compared to the average of a 30-day hospital stay for all Covid-19 patients, those patients who received high dose IVC had a hospital stay about 3-5 days shorter than the overall patients.

Dr. Mao also discussed one particularly severe case where the patient's condition was deteriorating rapidly. An extra of 50,000 mg IVC dosage was given over a period of 4 hours and it caused the patient’s pulmonary (oxygenation index) status to stabilize and improve as the critical care team watched in real time.

So far, there were no seen or reported side effects from any of the cases treated with high dose IVC.

I personally believe that taking high doses of vitamin C orally can cure all viral diseases be it herpes, HIV or even the most dreaded Covid-19. I hereby encourage you to become your own natural Doctor and help yourself out instead of waiting for Doctors to decide your fate. Above all, turn back to God in true holiness and righteousness and he will see you through even the worst kind of sicknesses.

Watch the video below:

Source: The Real Farmacy

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  1. Walter Sorochan Emeritus Professor San Diego State UniversityApril 18, 2020 at 12:52 PM

    I, Walter Sorochan, Doctor of health and safety, In San Diego, California, have information about nutrients that enhance the immune system and can help treat coronavirus patients. It can be sent by email.
    My website is: wsorochan@gmail.com
    Phone: 858-675-0109

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