You miss the point again 97% of all death are older than 65.
No, they are not. Don't you tire of being wrong? You do an amazing job at it. Do you ever look anything up before writing?
seven_of_twenty
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Some insight into the reality of the "front lines" of dealing with COVID-19 patients including a nurse who contracted it. A look into the ICU environment. Very well done (professional) video. About 5 minutes. Harbor View Hospital.
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The official decision was to stop reporting about WTC 7.
Just out of curiosity, who do you believe made such a decision?
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yet the outfoxed the entire US Military and did maneuvers that were extremely complex (even impossible).
It was one of those "fool me once" scenarios. Nobody had thought of that particular method of being a piece of humanoid shit. You really think the entire US Military was hanging around waiting for something like this to happen? Nobody even knew what was going on until it was essentially completed.
Once a commercial jet is flying (on a clear sunny day) and is trimmed for level flight, if you have practiced flying the route on a Microsoft (or other) flight simulator, it is far from impossible. I watched someone do it on the MS flight sim and while I didn't bother, I am pretty sure I could do it myself and have only had a few hours of flight training. A building is a giant target and you can make as wide an approach as you wish. What in the world is impossible about it? Try it yourself and see. I would ask where you get your information but I have a pretty good idea. Whackjob conspiracy sites
Point is, I guess, if I have to choose between the many scientists and technologists involved in the Nova piece and their decades of experience and well... whackjobs like Alex Jones, it's a hard decision but ... uh.... maybe I think I will go with Nova.
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Alan Smith is mane-ly right.
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The ketone metabolite β-hydroxybutyrate blocks NLRP3 inflammasome-mediated inflammatory disease
This is interesting because people use this over the counter drug to enhance performance, both mental and physical and possibly lose weight. I tried it after checking scholarly papers which suggest that short to medium term use does not alter the principal lab tests of body function. You can also determine whether you are controlling your diet (when doing this, eat very little-- mainly healthy fats with a bit of protein- it takes away appetite for up to 8 hours) enough by testing your urine with ketone detector strips (Amazon: Bayer Ketostrips (OTC in the US). In my subjective and unscientific experience, it works quite well and some of my friends agreed. Even one who had early dementia (cause undetermined). But there is an annoyance. In some people, it is a mild laxative which can be welcome. But in other people, it is a wildly efficient laxative leading in the extreme to liquid stool diarrhea for a day or two after stopping it. Interesting substance. Not sure anyone will test it against COVID-19 though. It's way off the midstream of pratice.
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This already has been investigated as some people took the horse version ......
The main side effect was that they became neigh-sayers.
(I don't know if that translates much!)
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Aluminum planes can't blow through steel buildings, physically impossible.
What? Incredibly dumb. You can watch it happen on dozens of video taken at the time. You can drive a feather through steel if you provide it with enough speed. The complete destruction of the buildings was accomplished by tons of burning jet fuel. Did you take basic physics in school?
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I hate to see the 9/11 conspiracy theories rearing their stupid heads again. PBS's Nova did a superb job of bringing leading engineering applications together with meticulously detailed history and video. I don't recall if Nova addressed the issue of building 7 but if not, it was adequately addressed elsewhere. There were no explosives. The Saudi perpetrators weren't either that smart or that capable. They barely managed to learn enough flying skills to hit the buildings and the Pentagon. They were religiously maniacal and also complete idiots.
PBS Nova: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1e04yp
"Why The Towers Fell"
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According to Frank Acland
According to Acland, on his heavily censored forum, Steorn were geniuses and Rossi saved the world. I haven't followed him much but I don't recall he ever recanted those views.
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Ivermectin study:
This was posted before. There is also a report of an in vitro study. Those are the only two reports about invermectin I have seen. Some studies, I read, are ongoing. Anyone know of any other reports?
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Both are available as creme(s) and nobody will notice your action...
Heparin cream? Where do you get that?
ETA: I found a paper: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18783299 So heparin gel is available: "Topical heparins are widely used in Europe for the prevention and treatment of local symptoms associated with peripheral vascular disorders. " I've never see this prescribed in the US. For example, it is used in thrombophlebitis. I think not enough would absorb to act as a systemic anticoagulant as in treatment for COVID. If it did, the same safety issues as those with injected heparin would apply but applied to the skin, it probably doesn't absorb very deeply.
Heparin can be absorbed after oral administration..
From your article: "Heparin is not orally absorbed, presumably because of its size and polyanionic charge, and hence is administered parenterally, either by continuous or intermittent infusion or by subcutaneous (SC) injection..." The article goes on to describe an experimental preparation. and there was this: "A significant anticoagulant effect was achieved with the oral liquid dosage form of heparin/SNAC in humans, but compliance was an issue because of the taste and its associated nausea and vomiting."
I am not conversant with all the newest methods but I am pretty sure no oral preparation of heparin is available or routinely used in the US. Nonetheless, I was surprised to learn it could even be made. So I learned something.
QuoteThe oral version had a different name - probably to avoid generic use
Heparin is not absorbed orally. It is destroyed by digestive fluids in the stomach. Or see a more refined explanation in the paper from robert bryant above. That's why it's given under the skin or by vein. Look it up please if you don't believe me. You may be thinking of other, oral, anti-coagulants, the prototype of which is coumarin (Coumadin). They work by an entirely different mechanism than heparin. I have no idea if they would help with COVID..
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As I thought too, oral heparin is not possible but if the antiviral action is confirmed it could be injected with remdesivir (which only seems to have been tested in late stages, when anticoagulants look beneficial anyway). Not an Anti Bat addition yet because anti-virus treatment in a mass fever protocol has to be started before the pathology is excessive and irreversible. Pity heparin was not tested in the Gordon et al. Nature paper which would have confirmed or excluded it on biochemical testing against the coronavirus. Besides, HCQ may have some anti-coagulant activity itself since quinine is known to enhance the effects of warfarin for example.
This was posted before. There is also a report of an in vitro study. Those are the only two reports about invermectin I have seen. Some studies, I read, are ongoing. Anyone know of any other reports?
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Very sad news and a huge loss for the world of magic:
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Uhho....
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/0…nned-n95-coronavirus.html
Counterfeit and non-working masks with N95, KN95 and 2626 certifications claimed are widely distributed and sold. Most are junk from Asia.
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Another plea from an ICU nurse in SoCal... a different one:
"Just my rule: Please don't send me your conspiracy theory porn. I get that people need to occupy their brains with something, and at a time of uncertainty supposition makes some feel "informed". But let me tell you what facts are in my world.
I'm still leaving my child to walk into an icu. I change into hospital scrubs, put on a surgical cap, disposable bonnet and gown, booties over my shoes, an N95 mask, double gloves and then a face shield. I'm still doing all of my regular critical care tasks but also struggling to trouble shoot why all our normal interventions aren't met with positive responses in patients. I'm still trying to carefully maneuver rooms with all my safety gear on, be cautious with the safety of my other coworkers entering the room with me and remember the life under my hands.. I'm now constantly concerned for the health and well being of multiple people in every patient interaction. I am still seeing gravely ill, highly contagious patients . I'm still seeing Covid and non Covid patients, PEOPLE, die without their loved ones because that will be the policy until this pandemic is under control. I am and will still battle thoughts of my own mortality with every drive home. I will still worry after calls from my supervisor that I may have unknowingly been exposed in --- shift and so need to self monitor closely.
These will be my constant no matter what suspicions you spread.
This will be my life for the foreseeable future and all the theories google affords you won't change that. What those will do is hinder my ability to do my job by dampening the mental fortitude I need to be a care giver now, and at times resilience seems difficult to find. Also know that there are some interpreting these theories as a green light to go back to the way we lived precovid and it is my personal opinion that this is irresponsible behavior that may seriously impact my reality.Please understand that If you find yourself removed from my media's it's not because I'm not capable of thoughtful discussion when it's appropriate or I disagree (which I do) but more than that this is just how I protect my mental health now.
I'm just a gal trying my best to be a good member of society and not think only of myself. I am imploring you to do the same."
via Facebook
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Whoa folks! Please look stuff up before posting it.
Wyttenbach I appreciate the link to the antiviral activity of heparin- I was not aware of it. But realize, heparin is not absorbed by mouth. It *must* be given parenterally by injection (either subcutaneous or intravenous). Heparin use for any length of time and at any significant strength must be controlled by clotting laboratory studies. There is no oral form- not in Switzerland, not anywhere or prove me wrong with a credible link.
Heparin without a doubt has a role to prevent DIC (disseminated intravascular coagulation)- a significant cause of amputation and death in COVID patients. But that would be for a very sick patients in a hospital. Heparin in the form of the low molecular type (Lovenox in the US) might be given briefly at home in *convalescing* and not acute care patients and I can not see any role it would have in prevention. Heparin can induce widespread serious or even lethal bleeding with little warning. It is not safe outside of strict limits of dose and time except in a hospital setting and even there, a lot of caution is required.
Once more: I know of no oral heparin! Prove me wrong.
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Probably best for you to stick to VitC treatments for COVID, and water fuels. We have a reputation to protect. Members know about your website, and can go there if they want to read the other stuff
Interestingly, I was curious and glanced at Mark Goldes' Facebook. I was amazed to find a very useful Youtube video link which describes very accurately how to sanitize groceries! I suggest that Mr. Goldes should post that on the COVID-19 thread where it would be welcome... but in case he went away, I posted it here, with genuine thanks to Mark Goldes who for once, provided something useful and real! I never cease to be amazed. I will skip the broken watch metaphor.
This physician is clear and complete and solved one of my problems-- how to safely store frozen foods when the virus is not harmed, in fact is preserved by freezers.
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Magnetic generators are likely to emerge in practical products during the next year or so.
Just in time to power the flying pigs I should have completed designing by then.
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Cannabinol
Ah, thank you. How do you get a hold of that? And what is it supposed to do for you and in what dose, please? (cannabinol is not to be confused with cannabidiol or tetrahydrocannabinol).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cannabinol
"Cannabinol (CBN) is a mildly psychoactive cannabinoid found only in trace amounts in Cannabis,[5] and is mostly found in aged Cannabis.[6] Pharmacologically relevant quantities are formed as a metabolite of tetrahydrocannabinol (THC)"
