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Various posts on social media, ranging from home remedies to Ayurveda and Unani medication, are being spread with no effective evidence or verification from a credible source. Decrease in SpO2 level is a major point of concern for many victims and many remedies are spread claiming to help restore the oxygen level in people who are COVID-19 positive.
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One such claim going viral on social media is the ‘lemon therapy’ which says that pouring pure lemon juice into the nose of a COVID-19 positive patient can improve the oxygen saturation level in the body and can also protect the patient against the novel coronavirus.
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Press Information Bureau (PIB) tried to verify this information and described it as ‘completely fake’ and also said that lemon therapy cannot boost immunity or prevent anyone from COVID-19 infection. The bureau added that there is no scientific evidence that can prove that coronavirus is eliminated by putting lemon juice in the nose.
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