Micronutrients as an effective and safe strategy to help control the COVID-19 pandemic – Presentation at international scientific conference in Kiev, Ukraine

Dr. Rath Research Institute

October 21, 2021

Kiev, Ukraine / San Jose, California. Specific combinations of micronutrients, i.e. plant-derived natural compounds, are able to inhibit all known pathways of coronavirus infection, including the binding and multiplication of any mutations of the virus in the human cells serving as its key entry doors. Dr. Aleksandra Niedzwiecki, head of the Dr. Rath Research Institute based in San Jose, California, presented this landmark health information at an international scientific conference organized by the Academy of Medical Sciences in Kiev and the Marzieiev State Institute for Public Health in Ukraine.

This scientific advance comes at a time when global vaccine strategies are facing limitations due to the rapidly mutating coronavirus, and increasing safety concerns in connection with mandatory vaccination policies, including for children.

The invitation for Dr. Niedzwiecki to present this highly relevant information at the Kiev conference reflects the responsibility of its scientific and medical organizers to broaden the scope of science-based approaches to the Covid-19 pandemic to include effective natural therapies. The natural health strategies presented by Dr. Niedzwiecki can be implemented as long-term public health policies anywhere in the world and would clearly enjoy unprecedented acceptance and support from the general public.

The international scope of the conference was underlined by the fact that in addition to doctors and scientists from Ukraine, there was a broad international participation with scientific contributions from Austria, Japan, and Belarus. The World Health Organization (WHO) was represented by Francesca Racioppi, head of the WHO European Centre for Environment and Health. Information regarding micronutrients as effective actions or alternatives to conventional vaccination strategies has therefore reached an international audience.

The Dr. Rath Research Institute operates under a non-profit roof and offers its entire know-how to governments and other public institutions anywhere in the world free of charge.

Contact Dr. Aleksandra Niedzwiecki: research@drrath.org

Additional Information:

• Scientific Presentation of Dr. Niedzwiecki : https://youtu.be/jpfQEn-UZf4
• Website of the Dr. Rath Research Institute: https://www.drrathresearch.org/
• Scientific publication – ‘Simultaneous Inhibition of SARS-CoV-2 Infectivity by a Specific Combination of Plant-derived Compounds’: https://ejbio.org/index.php/ejbio/article/view/258
• Educational posters for schools and other institutions: https://voteforreason.com/schools-and-businesses/