Cure for the common cold

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BohmTech
March 23, 2008

Original video link: http://www.youtube.com/watc... The cure for the common cold is simple - get rid of the virus. One does this by physically dislodging the virus from the site of infection. In...

Original video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTaGHP...

The cure for the common cold is simple - get rid of the virus. One does this by physically dislodging the virus from the site of infection.

In this video, I show you how to get rid of a cold in one day, or mere hours in many cases. I also explain how it works. My approach is unique.

How do you know if you may have a cold? From my own experience, I may feel tired and sneezy. I would definitely have a runny nose.

If you watch this video then blow your nose a few times on the second day after you get a cold, you have definitely wasted your time. It is imperative that you follow my technique the moment you think you have a cold. You need to blow nose every 5 minutes for at least 25 times. It takes efforts but it should work.

At the onset of a cold, the nasal passage is still clear. Blockage happens by the next day due to a combination of swelling and thicker mucus. If you go home and rest as often and mistakenly advised, you would be incubating the virus, unnecessarily increasing viral load. The opportune moment for ridding the virus is at the very onset of a cold.

This technique works by enhancing the effectiveness of the anatomic and physiologic barriers - components of innate immunity. Because innate immunity is amplified by a very large factor, we effectively eliminate the virus from the body. The immune system is made of two components: innate and adaptive immunity. The two components work in concert and complement each other. Since we help the innate response along, the adaptive response component has very little to do and can finish the job a lot quicker. It also evokes a milder, or even unnoticeable immune response, resulting in less misery.

Because of the cold virus' diverse gnome and high replication rate, I doubt any drug targeting it after infection can be effective. For the foreseeable future, I think innate immunity is the best mechanism we have at our disposal. It is something we can readily affect.

I followed this technique starting from the 2005 cold season. Near the end of 2006, I had cured myself 3 times. This gave me high confidence in the theory. Then it was time to confirm the efficacy for real. I infected myself with a very nasty cold virus. I worked with a sick co-worker instead of avoiding him. I ended up taking a day off while he was out for an entire week. After that he had coughs through the entire month.

I meant to make this video a long time ago but didn't because I'm lazy. Then I found Andrew Bravener's video by chance. In it he was suffering with a flu. This gave me some motivation to make the video. Thanks Andrew for letting me spam his videos. Go watch his channel and subscribe. http://www.youtube.com/user/AndrewBra...

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