A health website that’s supported by the federal government has been forced to take down a series of suggested cures for long Covid as they’re unproven.
Research by the newspaper Tages-Anzeiger revealed some treatments included the ‘removal of vaccine toxins with homeopathy’ and bioresonance and ‘singing bowls’.
The site, Altea, is designed to bring together long Covid sufferers and gets a grant from the Federal Health Office and has respected doctors on the oversight board.
When confronted by the newspaper’s findings, a spokesman for the site tried to defend the treatments - but only a few hours later, the more questionable ideas had disappeared.
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