@bigtom13,
Keep in mind a few things about the world we live in today, especially here in the US. Some of which are:

• We have been educated for the most part government controlled schools

• We have medical system that would rather treat patients than cure patients

  Cured patients means lost customers for the medical system

• People who have found cures mysteriously die or disappear shortly after

Now with those things being said I want to share a link with you to book that was written and published back in 1914 in Tulsa, OK by Charles O. Frye

After reading it you might want to change "there is no known treatment" to "there is a known treatment, they just don't want you to know".

You will see by reading his book that "Kerosene" , yes the stuff we put in old oil lamps, is in fact a cure for viruses. Viruses have a coating, (keep in mind I sometimes confuse terms that I don't study with frequency) or a shell known as "lipids" which are not water soluble and have adhesion properties, and therefor we can't flush them out of our bodies.

Kerosene is a solvent and if I remember correctly, a seven chain hydrocarbon. When folks get kerosene into their blood system the hydrocarbons strip the lipids of that coating, basically dissolving them and thus allowing the actual virus to expelled from the body.

Shortly after Mr. C.O. spread his news with his publication in 1914 just like clock work Kerosene containers started carrying warnings about it being "harmful & may cause death" if ingested.

I'm quite sure that most anything might be harmful or even cause death when taken to much of it in at one time. So the warning may have been placed there to protect the producers from lawsuits or more importantly to instill "fear " in people who might use it for medicinal purposes...like curing viruses by dissolving them.

A teaspoon of kerosene taken two or three times a day worked miracles at curing lung problems, tuberculosis, cancer and much more according to C.O.

I hope that you will take the time to read it... there is much more in it and he does far better job explaining it then I've done here, mine is view from 50,000 feet where as his ground level. Here is that link

Thanks for the read and thoughtful comment, I truly appreciate the continued support you show to the Dash.
Sult