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has anyone hear about NutraMD, they are selling a Nasal Iodine spray. This spray is providing-iodine + fulvic acid.

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Paramus, NJ

they are saying this spray 2xa day stops pathogens from entering the olfactory nerve. This spray will keep all types of virus that enter thru your nose and causes buildup in your brain. Did anyone ever hear of this? and if you have is it worth looking into ?

June 24
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Has anyone heard of NutraMD's Nasal Iodine spray, and is it worth looking into for Alzheimer's?

There is some interesting science behind the idea that pathogens entering through the nose may play a role in Alzheimer's. Researchers have explored whether germs introduced through the nasal passage could reach the brain and Show Full Answer

Has anyone heard of NutraMD's Nasal Iodine spray, and is it worth looking into for Alzheimer's?

There is some interesting science behind the idea that pathogens entering through the nose may play a role in Alzheimer's. Researchers have explored whether germs introduced through the nasal passage could reach the brain and contribute to inflammation linked to Alzheimer's. However, this research is still in very early stages. Regarding NutraMD's specific spray, there are some important cautions to keep in mind:

- No clinical evidence — There are no known peer-reviewed studies confirming this specific product prevents Alzheimer's-related pathogen buildup in the brain.
- Supplements aren't FDA-regulated — Unlike prescription medications, sprays and supplements like this aren't held to the same safety and effectiveness standards.
- Label accuracy isn't guaranteed — What's listed on the label may not always match what's actually in the product.
- Possible interactions — It could interfere with any current Alzheimer's medications.

A myALZteam member once noted that it's easy to get excited about new products making big promises, but checking with a doctor first saved them from a potentially harmful interaction.

Speaking with a healthcare provider before trying this spray would be the safest path forward. They can help weigh any potential benefits against the risks specific to your situation. 😊

June 24

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