We use Coke for diarrhoea and cleaning toilets. Then there's cranberry juice for urinary tract infections. So what's wrong with trying baby shampoo for nasal rinse?
The ACDP's response to two @News24 articles claiming to 'debunk' our Baby Shampoo Nasal Rinse proposals.
Both failed.pic.twitter.com/3zRmUh7TMt
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This is... something else. It’s so scientifically inept, I’m not sure if you’re joking (I suspect you aren’t). Doubling down on baby-shampoo-in-the-nose-for-covid does your image no favours, I’m afraid.
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The fact that the 'daily mail' uk newspaper has been used as a resource, says it all really! Whatever next? Suggestions from the National enquirer?
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Have you tried snorting petroleum products? Kills the virus, dead
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Johnsons want to sell product so I can't see them disagreeing with this 'expert' advice.
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Sunlight liquid breaks down lipids better than Johnson's baby shampoo. Just saying
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