Klaus-Dietmar is sure: If he adds enough spiciness to his food, the virus will die in the body. He now relies on chili.
Klaus-Dietmar is in this Telegram group. This is a group in which people give each other alternative tips on how to combat the coronavirus. And now he says he's trying chili instead of chemicals.
It sounds a little plausible at first. Anyone who has ever eaten something too spicy knows this burning feeling. The feeling as if everything inside is being burned.
“Mom, bring on the chili! I'm burning the coronavirus!" were Klaus-Dietmar's last words before he disappeared with his face glowing red and looked for a source of water. Because he probably went a little too far with his burning orgy.
Chili instead of chemicals?
Excessive use of spiciness does not prevent or cure COVID-19! Klaus-Dietmar should really be more careful about what he picks up on the internet. Pepper and chilies in food are certainly tasty, as long as there isn't too much ( that can also be problematic ). But they cannot prevent or cure COVID-19.
To protect against the coronavirus, Klaus-Dietmar will probably have to continue to adhere to the usual rules to protect against the coronavirus. This means keeping a sufficient distance from others, wearing a protective mask and following the hygiene rules.
Nevertheless, a tip for our Klausi at the end: It is also
beneficial for your general health to eat a balanced diet, stay well hydrated, exercise regularly
and sleep well.
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Luckily he has enough toilet paper!
Klaus-Dietmar isn't feeling so well right now. Because as we all know, a chili doesn't just burn once, but in the end it also burns a second time. Now he sits in the house with watery eyes. A blessing in disguise: Last year, before the first lockdown, Klaus-Dietmar bought enough toilet paper to last him for the rest of his life. His bad luck, however: Stinginess is rude, because it's just single-layer, gray toilet paper.
Info!
Klaus -Dietmar is a fictional literary person. The rumor about chili and the coronavirus actually exists.
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