Topic: Xylitol

The discussion covers the antimicrobial properties of colloidal and nano-silver, noting their historical use in treating infections and modern applications in hospitals for wound dressings. The host alleges that the medical establishment and mainstream media suppress information about these natural alternatives to protect pharmaceutical profits. A promotional segment follows for Nitric Boost and CBD products available at the InfoWars Store.

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.

Nathan Jones details how the CDC removed information regarding saline irrigation from its website after Xlear pointed out its effectiveness against respiratory viruses. He discusses the FTC's lawsuit against his company, which he characterizes as a "process is the punishment" tactic. The segment argues that simple, low-cost hygiene measures were suppressed to clear the way for pharmaceutical monopolies.

Dr. Lon Jones, a retired physician and founder of the Xylitol nasal spray formula, explains the science of "blocking adhesion" in the nasal cavity. He cites studies from the University of Tennessee and Vanderbilt showing that Xylitol and grapefruit seed extract can neutralize viruses before they infect cells. The hosts argue that this "nasal soap" could have saved countless lives if it had been promoted by public health agencies.

Dr. Lon Jones discusses the historical debate between Louis Pasteur and Claude Bernard regarding the "microbe vs. the soil." He argues that modern medicine focuses too much on killing bacteria rather than optimizing the body's natural defenses. The segment also explores the potential risks of chronic Neti Pot use, which can wash away the protective mucosal layer and beneficial nasal bacteria.

The show concludes with a reference to Woody Harrelson's SNL monologue about pharmaceutical "cartels" and a discussion on the importance of maintaining 50% humidity for respiratory health. Dr. Lon Jones explains that Xylitol helps pull moisture into the nose to maintain optimal defenses. Alex Jones signs off, handing the broadcast over to Owen Shroyer and the War Room.