The day after he said that, at work, people were ridiiculing him. I said actually he's correct - go Google Ultraviolet blood therapy or similar. One guy actually did, and ate his own words.
https://bornclinic.com/service/ultraviolet-blood-treatment/
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Abstract
An etymological and semantic history of the terms of various pharmaceutical retailers in the West in presented. Apothecary is a combination of IE * apo- (separate) and * dhē (to place) which gave rise to the Greek term apothēkē, which originally meant a warehouse for food and wine. Pharmacy is a combination of the Greek term * pharama form IE * bher- (to charm, enchant) and -(a)-ko- resulting in * pharmako- (magic, charm, cure, potion, medicine) and in Latin pharmacie. Chemist's shop is the English version of an American drugstore. Further, such terms as dispensary, officinal and drug are etymologically discussed. Different usages in England and the U.S. of terms like shop and store are summarized. [Note:"IE" with asterisk stands for the Indo-European proto-languages which are the ancestors of most Western tongues.]
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15146844/
PDJT Responds To Lab Leak Report, Promises 'Some Form Of Retribution' Against China For COVID-19
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ct_m6SLLOgc