Is a drink made by heating to boiling a cut-up lemon in a half cup of water, along with either three 325 mg tablets or two 500 mg tablets of aspirin, and honey then added to temper the bitterness, a cure for COVID-19 as described on the Internet?

As crazy as this sounds, presented by an individual who is not a health authority and with an anecdotal account with no scientific backing, even having evidence of an actual COVID-19 infection in himself or relatives claimed to have been cured, this regimen has therapeutic benefits. It is a combination of the chemical effects of the aspirin and a natural antiviral activity within the lemon. Even the honey has benefits in that regard as well, as honey is, in many ways, a miracle substance promoting healthy balance to living cells and will help keep the immune system in balance to avoid an over-expression that could be harmful to the self. This is not the most effective of remedies, but many who are infected with COVID-19 will have an improvement symptomatically from following these instructions, particularly with at least daily intake as directed for a time until there is an improvement.