Mold Avoiders Poll Results: Best Bet COVID-19 Healing Strategies

 

March 18, 2020

By Lisa Petrison, Ph.D.

This poll was conducted in March 2020 in the Mold Avoiders Facebook group. A total of 211 members participated.

 

The poll question and most frequent responses follow:

Based on everything you know so far, if you were really sick with COVID-19, what would your top bets for healing strategies be (in addition to staying out of moldy buildings)?

Please choose up to five treatments or strategies.

You may base your choices on your experiences using the treatment for a viral infection that you are struggling with at present; or on what you have used in the past; or on reports of other people in this group; or on things you have heard elsewhere; or on theories.

 

89% – Vitamin C (188 respondents)

61% – Zinc (130 respondents)

57% – Vitamin D (121 respondents)

48% – Sun exposure (101 respondents)

47% – Rest and reduce stress (100 respondents)

33% – Spend time outdoors in good locations (70 respondents)

27% – Probiotics (56 respondents)

24% – Melatonin (50 respondents)

19% – Colloidal silver (42 respondents)

19% – Fresh garlic (41 respondents)

17% – Vitamin A (35 respondents)

16% – Quercetin (34 respondents)

15% – Ginger (32 respondents)

14% – Oregano oil (29 respondents)

14% – Essential oils (other than oregano or garlic) (29 respondents)

13% – Raw honey (28 respondents)

13% – Medicinal mushrooms (27 respondents)

12% – Monolaurin (25 respondents)

11% – Chloroquine or hydroxychloroquine (24 respondents)

10% – NAC (22 respondents)

10% – Citrus fruits (21 respondents)

9% – Andrographis (20 respondents)

9% – Homeopathy (18 respondents)

8% – Elderberry (17 respondents)

8% – Stay warm (17 respondents)

7% – Onions (15 respondents)

7% – Ozone therapy (15 respondents)

7% – Guaifenesin (e.g. Mucinex) (14 respondents)

6% – Reduced glutathione (13 respondents)

6% – Sauna (13 respondents)

6% – Nebulize HOCl (12 respondents)

5% – Vitamin E (11 respondents)

5% – Drinking as much water as possible (11 respondents)

5% – MCT or coconut oil (10 respondents)

5% – Gatorade or other electrolyte beverage (10 respondents)

5% – Propolis (10 respondents)

4% – Azithromycin (e.g. Z-pack) (9 respondents)

4% – Nitazoxanide (e.g. Alinia) (9 respondents)

4% – Vicks VapoRub (8 respondents)

4% – Rife and/or bioresonance treatment (8 respondents)

4% – Echinacea complex (8 respondents)

3% – Berberines (e.g. goldenseal) (7 respondents)

3% – Salt pipe with iodine (7 respondents)

3% – Dr. Klinghardt’s protocol that includes Doris Loh’s protocol (7 respondents)

3% – Lysine (7 respondents)

3% – Prayer (7 respondents)

3% – Chlorine dioxide (CD) or MMS (7 respondents)

3% – Hot peppers (6 respondents)

3% – Biocidin (6 respondents)

3% – Warm liquids, not cold ones (6 respondents)

2% – Transfer factor (5 respondents)

2% – Lomatium (5 respondents)

2% – Selenium (5 respondents)

2% – Turmeric (5 respondents)

2% – Garlic pills (4 respondents)

2% – Lipoic acid (4 respondents)

2% – Olive leaf (4 respondents)

2% – Resveratrol (4 respondents)

1% – Garlic essential oil (3 respondents)

1% – Alcohol (3 respondents)

1% – Thymosin-alpha peptide injections (3 respondents)

1% – Usnea (3 respondents)

1% – Osha (3 respondents)

1% – Chlorella (2 respondents)

1% – Methylene blue (2 respondents)

1% – Cryptolepis tincture (2 respondents)

1% – Lemon balm (2 respondents)

 

One Response Each (Less Than 1%)

Chloroxygen

Cold FX

Cold therapy

Heat

Lobelia

Lopinavir/Ritonavir (e.g. Kaletra)

MAF or GcMAF

Mullein

Onion poultice

Pau d’Arco

Tulsi (holy basil)

 

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