Inventor touts nasal device as cold cure from Willow Street
Norman Lake, a 9 year veteran inventor from Willow Street, claims an inductive nasal device using a bent wire can prevent cold viruses by raising nose temperature. He seeks FDA approval but says federal regulators block marketing his device. He notes his design dates to 1953 and cites rhinovirus research to support his theory.
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