FactCheck: The Department of Health says that tuob or steam inhalation does not kill the coronavirus. CoronavirusFacts
Wala pong scientific evidence na nagpapatunay na ang steam inhalation o paglanghap ng steam na may asin, lemon, at iba pang sangkap, ay nakakapatay ng virus na nagiging sanhi ng sakit ng COVID-19."
She added that the practice may cause accidents like burning of the skin. She also said that the WHO and the US Centers for Disease Control have both denied the claim that steam inhalation can cure COVID-19.the WHO says:"While some western, traditional, or home remedies may provide comfort and alleviate symptoms of mild COVID-19, there are no medicines that have been shown to prevent or cure the disease.
Garcia has also made claims about COVID-19 that Rappler has debunked, such as the coronavirus dying at a
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