“ If applied early in at-risk individuals in whatever healthcare settings, especially in LMICs with limited access to hospitals, it might help”
Modern education has brainwashed us to discard all the natural and Palaeolithic approaches to healthcare.
and I see this all the time. If I tell a patient that I won’t prescribe any drug for them but instead advise them to drop sugar, fast, exercise and walk in the sun,...
he will criticize me and report me to my bosses for being incompetent.
Others demand to be injected strong antibiotics or prescribed expensive 3rd generation antibiotics,
Yet, what afflicts them could be treated by better diet, water, exercise, walking in the sun and sleep
Fact is,
The extrapolation of research studies carried in mice or in Europe may not be the effective solution for African problems.
We have enough sunshine, our air is not heavily polluted, our soils still contain adequate micronutrients, our meat and eggs are still grass-fed.
Some studies are quick to dismiss steam inhalation therapy yet even books of pulmonology recommend this therapy.
Yet, our forefathers relied on mint and thyme herbal inhalation to easen respiratory phlegm.
Simply because Africans are deemed primitive and backward.
It is my unconsidered opinion, I wish that instead of bashing Tanzania which has proven the masses wrong,
Researchers should camp there and seek to understand the pandemic from a Palaeolithic perspective not a profiteering lense.
What is this that might be right in Tanzania?
After all, archaeologists have said Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania is the world’s paleoanthropological epicentre.
- and summed it up by concluding that East Africa is the cradle of mankind.
Ends.
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