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As is often the case, I'm unsure why you're d'voted. There's a patented nasal product containing a modified carrageenan which has had substantially beneficial
by eth0up 2y ago
As is often the case, I'm unsure why you're d'voted.
There's a patented nasal product containing a modified carrageenan which has had substantially beneficial results in many subjects. When coupled with various (non-prescription/natural) anti-xyz ingredients, it can be really effective.
I've been making my own nasal formula for over 8 years, which I discovered 7 years ago has been patented by one of the big pharmas. It works.
There's a lot of potential here, and algae is definitely on the list.
- pstuart 2y agoCare to share the details?
- eth0up 2y agoNot sure exactly what you're looking for, but a cursory search on the carrageenan nasal spray found this: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8493111/ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8493111/ If I'm not mistaken, Betadine had a version that used something else with the carrageenan, but it was removed from the US market and I don't remember the ingredients. As for my version, the HN environment is a bit too vicious to discuss my personal health methods. I've not been in the mood for phatic intellectual combat for a while now.
- pstuart 2y agoI was curious about your version, in the spirit of DIY health. No worries about not feeling up for flack from the peanut gallery.