Coronavirus Pandemic (many threads merged)

[bambam]

There is a 100% proven, confirmed, documented, and readily available "cure" for the CCP, Chinese Communist Party, flu. It is---------------

Nothing.

That is right, nothing. 80% of a "community" get it and have relatively mild symptoms. But what if we take this 80% and scale it back to 50%. Well those 50% never knew they got it, had it, over it. Yes, they may be contagious, but my point here is the 50% that never knew they had it. There are plenty of articles to support this. This has been reported since the beginning of all this. I know this kills some people and do not wish to get in that debate here about the other 20%. So are you wondering about getting the virus? Well guess what, you may have already had it. Here are links below supporting this----------


https://www.businessinsider.com/what-coronavirus-mild-symptoms-are-fever-2020-3

https://www.khou.com/article/news/h...irus/285-94046315-920d-4421-b0c9-f7682b4dd9f5

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattl...ovel-coronavirus-and-how-to-prevent-covid-19/


https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/01/europe/iceland-testing-coronavirus-intl/index.html

https://thehill.com/changing-americ...-estimates-of-25-to-50-percent-of-coronavirus

https://futurism.com/neoscope/half-coronavirus-carriers-no-symptoms

 

[Bagman]

 

[spencer60]

Yup. It's actually fairly likely that we've already hit peak infections and are dropping now because of the huge numbers of people who don't show symptoms at all.


Below is a link to one of the best interviews I've heard with a doctor on CV. Lots of good background information, and specifics for those who do get it (spoiler: we all will) and show symptoms.

For example, if you do get it and fall sick DO NOT take ibuprofen (Advil, etc.).

It seems to have a very serious effect on people dealing with this virus. That's the first I heard of it, but when I checked it's definitely a real thing. No hard science on why, but it's been observed across thousands of patients in China and Italy.

Well worth a listen.

http://armedsquirrelsproject.libsyn.com/ep-231-covid-119

 

[YHVH]

I hear mandatory testing in Ohio per governor to work once state opens up.

 

[spencer60]

It's going to be pretty much mandatory everywhere before anyone goes back into a job at an office or a plant. Also, expect to see it required like proof of insurance for private contractors.

It won't be a legal thing, but GA is a right to work state so employers can make up rules around this as they go. And of course contractors do what the customer wants if they want the job.


One of the best points made in the podcast I posted above is that this does not seem to be like the flu, where it mutates in a few months. It seems fairly stable, so once you've had it you should be immune for a good long while, if not forever.

Employers are going to be looking for people who test positive to having had this and either recovered, or not shown symptoms at all. If you show negative to having been exposed, that'll actually be a liability, since you could still come down with it.

 

[bambam]

Bangladesh funeral attracts 100,000 people. It will be very interesting to see what the Chinese Communist Party virus does over there.

https://www.cnn.com/2020/04/19/world/bangladesh-funeral-cornavirus/index.html

 

[Jeddak]

https://www.arcgis.com/apps/opsdashboard/index.html#/dc74772707d94db9a7d24d30ffdcf36c
Good info on county by county info.

 

[Jeddak]

Yup. It's actually fairly likely that we've already hit peak infections and are dropping now because of the huge numbers of people who don't show symptoms at all.


Below is a link to one of the best interviews I've heard with a doctor on CV. Lots of good background information, and specifics for those who do get it (spoiler: we all will) and show symptoms.

For example, if you do get it and fall sick DO NOT take ibuprofen (Advil, etc.).

It seems to have a very serious effect on people dealing with this virus. That's the first I heard of it, but when I checked it's definitely a real thing. No hard science on why, but it's been observed across thousands of patients in China and Italy.

Well worth a listen.

http://armedsquirrelsproject.libsyn.com/ep-231-covid-119

NSAID info has been out for a while. Ibuprofen and other NSAIDs lower inflammation. Moderate amount of inflammation is need to release the the T-cell, (IIRC) to fight the infection. Vitamin D3 stop body from creating too much inflammation.
MedCram talked about it in one of his videos a month ago.

 

[bigt61]

Good ol Kemp is gonna reopen stuff
Going to be another crap storm

 

[chucklenut]

"huh, i swear i thought i heard thunder and lightning"

"nope, but good thing we waited 15 minutes for that scary cloud to pass over"

"alright everyone back in the pool"