Hot drinks can kill the Covid-19 virus?

Kayla Tsukino

@kaylachan (59188)

• Daytona Beach, Florida

2 Mar 21

@Babale Doesn't mean it's going to kill any viruses that might hang out in your mouth and keep you from getting sick. Whowever came up with that clearly doesn't understand science.

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

2 Mar 21

Certainly not a very hot drink, and we usually drink it a little at a time.

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May2k8

@May2k8 (18134)

• Indonesia

2 Mar 21

Who said, our bodies can only receive a maximum heat of 40 degrees Celsius and the virus might still alive with that temperature.

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

2 Mar 21

Thanks for the explanation. It's hard to believe, but if I have a cold, I usually like to eat noodles with hot sauce or meatballs. It helps to get a lot of sweat on my body and speed up healing.

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May2k8

@May2k8 (18134)

• Indonesia

2 Mar 21

@Babale Ginger and multivitamins are better for recovering from disease.

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hereandthere

@hereandthere (45651)

• Philippines

2 Mar 21

so do you believe it and will you practice it?

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

2 Mar 21

Somehow I believed that a little.

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Judy Story

@jstory07 (135267)

• Roseburg, Oregon

2 Mar 21

I just got a vaccine against it and I hope it helps me and everyone else.

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

2 Mar 21

I congratulate you, I hope the vaccine works well. And I have to wait for my turn to be vaccinated, who knows how long. I feel our government is very slow on this.

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Sai

@vsai2008 (11796)

• India

2 Mar 21

Apart from hot fluids, i also heard that ginger tea helps.

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Sai

@vsai2008 (11796)

• India

2 Mar 21

@Babale whenever you try, please add a little bit of honey too. It tastes bitter otherwise.

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

2 Mar 21

Thank you for the advice. Maybe I'll try it.

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Eric Tsuma

@erictsuma (9726)

• Mombasa, Kenya

2 Mar 21

Yes that is true. Hot drinks can definitely kill the Covid19 viruses

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Fleur

@Fleura (29287)

• United Kingdom

2 Mar 21

Maybe if you put the virus into a really hot drink? But if the drink is at a temperature where we can drink it, the virus will be fine.

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

2 Mar 21

So why are you believe that?

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Stephannie

@stephcjh (38473)

• United States

2 Mar 21

Never heard of it.

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

2 Mar 21

I can understand. Reportedly, active smokers rarely get Covid. This is weird.

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Notlilie

@prinzcy (32322)

• Malaysia

4 Mar 21

That's not true at all. We live in hot countries to begin with. Yet, the virus still spreading.

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

4 Mar 21

Quite a reasonable explanation. Thank you

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John Loberiza

@jrlcentral (2601)

• Roxas, Philippines

3 Mar 21

Hot drinks might help relieve some soreness...but I think this theory was debunked by experts months ago.

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

3 Mar 21

Thanks for the explanation.

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Fleur

@Fleura (29287)

• United Kingdom

2 Mar 21

Utter nonsense. Drinks hot enough to kill the virus would kill the person consuming them too!

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

4 Mar 21

That's right.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247216)

• United States

2 Mar 21

No way! A hot drink won’t kill any other virus either.

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DianneN

@DianneN (247216)

• United States

3 Mar 21

@Babale Handwashing, social distancing, and wearing a mask are the only things known to prevent getting the virus.

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@Babale (1869)

• Semarang, Indonesia

2 Mar 21

According to the news, the Covid-19 virus is actually quite weak compared to other types of viruses. Easy to kill with soapy water and can not stand hot temperatures. But it all depends on individual beliefs, this is only a form of prevention other than wearing a mask.

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