Empty supermarket shelves with no toilet paper brawls over toilet paper, panic, and bulk buying of groceries became a new normal during the initial days of the COVID-19 pandemic after the WHO on March 11, 2020. It was because of the fear of the impending disaster, the scare, and dread of the Coronavirus hype created by WHO itself by sending highly disturbing messages and the media highlighting the famous people getting infected. This hype was complemented by indirect fake news and a very ambitious attempt to contain the virus, enforcement of strict and fierce unwarranted lockdowns. 

The basis for establishing and diagnosing Coronavirus was the PCR test (Polymerase Chain Reaction Test) which is in itself a controversial and questionable test. The PCR test establishes the genetic sequence of the virus, not the virus itself. According to a scientific study, coronavirus has always been there, along with other 10x13 viruses. What was new was the detection kit to detect Coronavirus. This kit has got to be sold all over the world. The hype about Coronavirus helped to create fear psychosis to market this kit and associated paraphernalia. Fat budgets were allocated, and all countries set aside money for the Coronavirus. This hype had its eye on this money to be made.

In the case of most viral infections, treatments can only help with symptoms while you wait for your immune system to fight off the virus. No virus can stay in your body for more than 72 hours. It gets killed when you develop a fever.