I think this is the proper place to convey very good news that we have been made aware of, through the back channels, from a person working directly with Dr. Mizuno:

The Hokkaido replication team is currently able to reproduce close to 1 KW excess heat,…

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Will the calcite crystals (crushed by the burnishing step) retain their structure in a low pressure hydrogen atmosphere in contact with nickel/palladium (i.e. by extension, catalytically-split atomic hydrogen) at elevated…

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What reporting has been done is mostly private, but it has been inconclusiv (for various reasons)e in general. However, there is a new initiative underway which might produce some good news for general consumption.

Mizuno has had some…

The WW2 Queen Elizabeth looks good.

youtu.be/x3fDQUNI-O8

But the present day Winston Churchill not so well.

https://www.theguardian.com/po…hospital-with-coronavirus

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Such an efficient nano machine, perfect for its purpose of hijacking cells for its own replication. Virus are dust, but "evil" dust.

Maybe I am seeing things, but the sky sure seems clearer, the air fresher, and the ocean prettier since we shut down much of the economy. Maybe this will give the world a taste of what things could be like, if only we could prove LENR beyond a shadow of…

The reported overdoses of HCQ in France and Lagos are worrying because it is preventing availability from pharmacies. Everyone knows about the toxicity of paracetamol which is freely available just about everywhere. Anything above 4g per day or 75mg/Kg…

Italian government proposes antibody test to let people go back to work.

"In Italy, Going Back to Work May Depend on Having the Right Antibodies

Weighing an idea that might once have been relegated to science fiction, Italy once again finds itself in the…

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If you highlight (as in 'copy and paste highlighting) part of another member's post you wish to quote and hover over the spot for a couple of seconds, the forum software will offer insert a credited quote into your answer. That way…

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https://www.nature.com/articles/s41574-020-0353-9


Endocrine and metabolic link to coronavirus infection


Type 2 diabetes mellitus and hypertension are the most common comorbidities in patients with coronavirus infections. Emerging…

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Yes, it does. Perhaps indirectly. Obesity often causes diabetes. "[R]oughly 30 percent of overweight people have [diabetes], and 85 percent of diabetics are overweight . . ." Diabetes is a comorbidity risk factor for the coronavirus,…

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The additional deaths were added to April 2

April 4 - 7788 new cases and 1053 new deaths
April 3 -23060 new cases and 1120 new deaths April 3 the French Government reported 17,827 additional cases and 532 additional deaths from…

These spikes are from additional cases in nursing homes not previously reported - see worldometer France

A five year old died today and two nurses in their thirties. None of us can say categorically that it kills only the old and infirm at this stage, there are new mutations all the time which may be indiscriminately devastating for the whole population. …

https://eiriu-eolas.org/2020/0…orks-obesity-is-a-factor/

Interesting stats from New Orleans. They list obesity as a factor, along with the pre-existing conditions we already knew about:

"New Orleans residents suffer from obesity, diabetes and hypertension…

Interesting article on Favipiravir and Fuji Film in Japan:

https://www.wired.com/story/ja…a-drug-to-treat-covid-19/

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I find it implausible that California "was introduced later than elsewhere. or more slowly"...to the virus. The article makes a strong case that is not true. They claim just the opposite in fact... that it was introduced in…

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Yes, good point. NYC is not only more tightly packed than the big 3 Ca cities (SF, LA, SD.), but their residents habits bring them in much closer contact for almost every daily lifestyle activity they do. Not sure that would…

https://news.yahoo.com/coronav…ornia-herd-103032367.html

Interesting explanation as to why California so far has seen very little COVID activity. Speculation as they readily admit, but the theory is that the early fall "severe flu" they experienced, was…

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This trial is MUCH more significant than the Marseille one. It shows similar excellent results, but from a randomised double-blind controlled trial of 31 + 31 patients. In particular, the number of patients progressing to severe…