First Briton Who Contracted Wuhan Virus Uses Whisky and Honey As Treatment
The first Briton was known to have caught coronavirus claimed he managed to fight off the deadly illness with whisky and honey.
Wuhan-based teacher, Connor Reed, 25, had been unable to shake off a bad cough and was struggling to breathe when he decided to get checked out at the doctors in December. But he was stunned to discover that he didn’t have a simple case of the flu, but was suffering from the fatal virus.
Connor was one of the first Britons to contract coronavirus in Wuhan around two months ago. Although Connor, originally from Llandudno, North Wales, was terrified he was going to die he refused to take antibiotics and medicine.
According to the report of Daily Mail, He told The Sun: ‘It’s an old fashioned remedy but it seemed to do the trick. I did refuse to take the antibiotics the doctors prescribed me because I didn’t want to take any medicines.’
Mr. Reed, who has been in China for the closing three years and in Wuhan for the closing six months, modified into as soon as discharged from the Zhongnan College Health facility within town.
But it absolutely modified into as soon as most efficient after he had been out of the health center for 2 weeks that clinical doctors urged him he’d been plagued by a coronavirus.
Mr. Reed added that the International Space of industrial was ‘disinterested’ when he urged them about his infection. He told The Sun: ‘They kept asking if I wanted a place on a flight out but I said no. I’ll stick it out here. I am proof coronavirus can be beaten.’
He added that there is now a little opportunity for residents to properly safeguard themselves, as there is no medicine or face masks available in pharmacies.
‘If you go out without a mask the police will arrest you,’ he added. ‘The authorities are really worried about how to contain this and stop it spreading.’
In just over a little over two days, the death toll for the new coronavirus that started in Wuhan, China had reached 361. Meanwhile, at least 16,600 cases of the virus had been confirmed.
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