Topic: Nasal Spray

Federal authorities are reportedly contacting former guests and sponsors of the program to testify before a grand jury. The owner of a prominent nasal spray company allegedly informed the host that FBI agents questioned him regarding financial payments made to the show. These actions are characterized as an attempt by the Justice Department to find undisclosed assets following a comprehensive bankruptcy audit.

Alex Jones revisits his prediction from five days prior regarding an imminent mass shooting before the debate. He is joined in studio by Nathan Jones, founder of Xlear, to discuss the federal government's efforts to suppress information about nasal hygiene. Nathan Jones alleges that the FTC and FDA have actively blocked studies showing that xylitol nasal sprays can significantly reduce viral loads.

A discussion on using CRISPR-Cas9 to modify harmless microbes into virulent agents to fracture trust in public health systems. The segment mentions new nasal spray vaccines as a delivery mechanism for protein crystals. It claims the "real bug" used in these operations is the internet, which spreads the psychological effects of the biological agent.

Global health figures like Bill Gates and Peter Hotez are reportedly warning of a future pandemic that could be worse than COVID-19. Dr. McCullough advises the public to prepare by keeping "virucidal" nasal sprays (containing povidone-iodine or xylitol) and gargles on hand. He emphasizes that early intervention within the first hour of a sore throat is key to preventing severe illness and avoiding the hospital system entirely.

A caller asks about treatments for friends suffering from long COVID. Jones suggests vitamin D, zinc, and cycles of Ivermectin to stop viral replication. He also mentions that heat from saunas may help. He briefly discusses the HGH Max Boost supplement, noting its strength and its role in cellular "rebooting" during sleep.

A recommended protocol for neutralizing the virus involves diluting povidone-iodine (half a teaspoon in a shot glass of water) and using it as a nasal wash or gargle. This method, supported by the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, aims to kill the virus at its primary site of replication. Doctors emphasize that the solution should be sniffed back and spit out rather than swallowed.