Is it possible to inject some sort of disinfectant in order to kill bacteria and viruses in the blood stream? 



Now, I'm not a doctor, but I've heard from some people that injecting disinfectant could be a possible solution. I mean, we know that disinfectants kill germs on surfaces, so it's possible that they could kill the virus in the bloodstream as well. Maybe there's a way to inject it safely and effectively.

The issue with this idea is that disinfectants tend to not discriminate much in what they kill. So, yes, you can inject whatever disinfectants you like into your bloodstream, and yes, you will kill viruses and bacteria... but it's not going to let your own cells off easily, either.

You just described chemotherapy.

>>15412726 (OP)

literally drink bleach

Eat oregano to kill viruses, altering the pH of your blood also helps, to kill bacteria, take antibiotics

>>15412726 (OP)

almost everything in your body is symbiotic. why kill bacteria that are literally keeping you alive? you going to kill the bacteria in your gut next too your dumb retard? good luck digesting anything since they contribute to like 90% of the digestive process. bacteria arent the problem, they never were. the problem is civilization and its man made cancers

>>15412726 (OP)

They'd call it an antibiotic rather than a disinfectant.



But you might want to look into IV Vitamin C, it can remove cancer cells if done in the right amounts. If the FDA were to do a study on its efficacy, they'd guaranteed use too little then claim it's a "hoax" like they tried to do with supplements. Fucking scum federal agents in bed with the medical industrial complex and their medical monopoly tyranny over health care.



Chemo kills people, retard.

You mean when you had to stare at the sun to see the petri dish before there were lightbulbs to shine light?

At least chemotherapy can be concentrated. Also cancer cells reproduce stupid fast and tend to have more DAN errors, so they're extra vulnerable to chemo since chemo affects DNA.

>>15412726 (OP)

you might as well kys

>>15412726 (OP)

There used to be a tv show called "Surgical Tools Left Behind".

An old boomer kept having pain after having his gall bladder taken out for months. One day his wife saw him walk out of the doctors office saying

>You won't believe this shit

The surgical team left a metal spreader, a little larger than a tongue depressor, in his abdominal cavity.

They did surgery again, and he was left with a gaping wound in the ICU for months.

The nurses had to soak gauze in bleach, and stick them in a hole in his stomach about 4 inches in diameter, the size of a cantaloupe.

So yes, doctors do this. But speaking of it reminds them of the ugliest stuff they ever encountered, often times, something they messed up which is quite routine.

Retard

>>15412726 (OP)

poor use of a Socrates picrel

>>15412726 (OP)

What's the point of asking for medical advice when you're either ignore the good advice or/and don't have a doctor to prescript the medicine?



The Answer is LL-37 and TA1 btw

>>15412726 (OP)

no. you cannot kill what you imagine by injecting shit. but a dose of DMT+THC would do.
