In a nutshell, we showed that over-the-counter cheap generic antibiotic neomycin can be repurposed in nasal formulation to prevent & treat infection, block transmission, and reduce disease burden against a wide array of viruses. Since this is a host-directed strategy and virus-agnostic, it holds promise as a prophylactic strategy against any viral threat.
The advice in the screencapped thread was to apply a little with a q-tip to the inside of the nostrils.
There is no info on any dangers of doing this very often, but if you can’t avoid a high-risk environment it’s worth trying.
Here’s a thread about the study. https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1782535781338222960.html
here’s the study: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5918160/
Yeah, this is what I was thinking
frankly, it’s amazing to me that the mouse HSV challenge study didn’t run a trial with petroleum jelly only
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After some further reading: doing that control would have been better science, but it seems the mouse sars-cov2 and influenza challenge studies’ results indicate that might not be necessary except to rule out the role of petroleum jelly itself: