Liu Yong's COVID-19 didn't heal himself. First of all, he was vaccinated, so that the damage of the virus to him was weakened. Secondly, he was treated. Finally, he stayed in India for so long and had a strong body.

Liu Yong, whose online name is "Liu Yong is clean and sanitary", lives in India and often shares with you videos of himself tasting delicious food on the streets of India. The content is very explosive, and the Ganges water is even drunk when he holds it.

You can imagine the sanitary conditions on the streets of India, and the food is very strange. Many times, Liu Yong doesn't know what he is eating, but with the mantra of "clean and hygienic", Liu Yong often chooses to solve it in one bite.

Unlike the strict control of the epidemic in China, the Indian people don't care whether they confirm COVID-19 or not, and the relevant departments also take a reckless attitude, trying to make ourselves produce antibodies by cultivating methods.

Liu Yong, who has been in public for a long time, was inevitably infected with COVID-19, and made a video to share with you all kinds of feelings when he was infected with the heart tube, and the whole person was no longer in high spirits when he shouted "clean and hygienic".

But soon, less than a week later, Liu Yong appeared alive again, and said in the video that Liu Yong cured COVID-19 by herself without relying on various medical means.

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Liu Yong is a well-known travel blogger, with tens of millions of fans all over the network. He mainly shares his videos of tasting various special foods on Indian streets every day, which can also be called an alternative "gourmet".

But unlike other bloggers, Liu Yong is never picky about food. No matter whether it's "that" masala (a kind of mixed curry powder) or a "yellow drink", he can swallow it all at once, and finally add "clean and hygienic".

Liu Yong also had a "God-worshipping moment", when he stood in the Ganges with a glass and scooped up a glass of river water and drank it directly.

The Ganges River is called "Holy River" by Indians. Regardless of the water quality for the time being, the fact that they will "baptize" the body in the Ganges River is probably enough to make most people feel sick.