Topic: Randomized Trial

Dr. Peter McCullough cites a randomized clinical trial from Bangladesh involving 606 patients that demonstrated the efficacy of povidone iodine nasal rinses. The study showed a significant reduction in hospitalizations and deaths for those who used the rinse compared to a control group using warm water. McCullough provides a recipe for a diluted iodine solution for topical use in the nose and mouth to "zap" the virus.

A randomized trial in Bangladesh involving 606 individuals demonstrated that povidone-iodine nasal washes significantly reduced the number of PCR-positive cases compared to a control group. The treatment "knocked the crud" out of the virus, showing much faster clearance than warm water washes. Travelers and those attending large gatherings are encouraged to use nasal irrigation once a day as a preventative measure.