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A Sri Lankan faith healer claims to have created a concoction that is a “miracle cure” for Covid-19 that will offer “lifetime protection” against the disease. A purported recipe for the alternative medicine
was subsequently shared thousands of times on Facebook and Instagram,
 
advising people to “make [it] at home”. The claim, however, is misleading; Sri Lankan medical practitioners advise the public against taking medication that has not received the approval of professional medical agencies; as of December 15, 2020, there is no “cure” for Covid-19, according to international health authorities. 
This Facebook post published on December 8, 2020 purports to show a copy of the “miracle cure” recipe created by a Sri Lankan faith healer.  ....

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