by: Joy Jensen, staff writer | April 11, 2020
(NaturalHealth365) As the confirmed cases of coronavirus continue to rise around the world – especially within the United States, experts continue to look for effective ways to treat the virus. As you may already know, clinical trials on a variety of potential treatment options – such as azithromycin and hydroxychloroquine – are already in progress, but it’s possible that something as simple as high amounts of vitamin C could be quite effective at avoiding the threat of COVID-19.
For example, in some areas of the world, vitamin C is actually being given away to people in response to the coronavirus infection. Although surprising to many people, you have to wonder why did a major banking company offer vitamin C to their employees?
We’ve even reported on the successful use of high-dose IV vitamin C as a treatment for the virus in China. More recently, medical teams in New York City began using IV vitamin C on patients with COVID-19. The problem (here in the U.S.) is that healthcare providers are not offering enough to make a significant difference, in our opinion.
Both Singapore and Hong Kong give away vitamin C in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
In Singapore, when a staff member at DBS Bank tested positive for coronavirus, the employees that
