Fake Coronavirus Cures, Part 1: MMS is Industrial Bleach
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Online posts have claimed to reveal various “cures” for the new coronavirus. Some are benign, like eating boiled garlic, while others are potentially dangerous, like drinking chlorine dioxide, an industrial bleach. Neither will cure the virus.
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Treatments billed as miracle cures have cropped up across the internet since the new coronavirus, known as 2019 novel coronavirus or 2019-nCoV, began spreading in Wuhan, China, at the end of December.
One rumor claims that boiled garlic can cure the virus. Another says that loading up on vitamin C will do the trick. Yet another would have people, essentially, drink bleach.
None of these “cures” will treat the virus.
We’re addressing each of these widely circulated claims in separate articles, starting that drinking chlorine dioxide will cure the virus.
