One of conundrums of modern medicine is the undoubted miraculous advances coupled with so much that is still mysterious and unexplainable. Patients who are told they will never walk again do that and more; people given a grim diagnosis make life changes and live for many decades; serious conditions pop up and then disappear, never to return. What all these have in common is doctor's inability to provide any rational explanations, thus ascribing them to the "unexplainable" miracles department. In the current crisis experts have compiled massive amounts of data but containment has proved elusive.

John Newell, author of Kill the Coronavirus: It's Not Rocket Science, It's Common Sense and former designer for high-end department stories, has been "conducting a free-form style of medical research to save my own life from recurrent, life-threatening respiratory diseases. In 1978, after deciding to take responsibility for my own health, I began to employ the same meticulous attention to detail required in architecture and began a personal journey of medical discovery."

Looking at everything from a different perspective, Newell has concluded that the "global medical complex" has missed the obvious solution to the Covid-19 pandemic. Decades of his own brand of detailed research have brought strategies which should be taken to heart by consumers looking for an extra edge, one that can't always be counted on from "experts" or government policy makers.

Information about the nature of the "virus lifecycle and weak spots" and how nutritional substances "are processed by body chemistry" provide an enlightening look at how "the medical community makes assumptions about how nutritional elements interface without ever checking to be sure those assumptions are valid." Valid conclusions on how modern medicine approaches various maladies gives one plenty to ponder during the lockdowns. 

Newell's journey of hands-on pandemic research, while in the tropical fish industry, gave him yet another perspective to work from. Noting the similarities in the spread of contagions, he concluded that "fish were  good test subjects for many reasons and no other species is so suited for the study of pandemic principles." Continual disasters in the fish industry brought valuable motivation for finding solutions and thus looking at "Covid-19 it was very easy for me to predict how it would play out and I've called the shots on this from the very beginning well before the medical community."

Other topics covered in John Newell's book, Kill the Coronavirus include:

• Defeating the common cold by means not endorsed by global medical community.
• Mucus and saliva key understanding how the virus travels through the body.
• Not understanding how mucus interacts with corona viruses big part of reason why medical sector unable to combat Covid-19.
• Mucus in fact the front line of our immune systems.
• Medications used to fight the common cold well-known by doctors as useless since they know that the corona viruses cannot be killed using antibiotics.
• Science attempting to battle virus on virus's own terms by assaulting continually mutating RNA instead of attacking glaring, stable weakness: fat.
• Everything in this book should have been taught in school, but no school anywhere teaches this information.
• Viruses are a naturally occurring phenomenon that are vulnerable to the same naturally occurring substances they have been for billions of years. Viral controls are universal and easy to access.

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