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It seems one of the best protective measures to avoid severity to covid19 is to go outside and get some sunshine
We all know that vitamin D is protective against covid19 but researchers have now found that NIR (near infrared radiation) is also important too as it acts as an anti-oxidant. I cannot explain it better than in this video so just watch it. Vitamin D is not enough. The key point is that going outside…
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The BA.2 subvariants > BA.1 subvariants in the UK. Deaths Rising.
Just a quick update on what the variants are doing in the UK. It seems the BA.2 subvariants and all growing while the BA.1 subvariants are being replaced. BA.2, BA.2.3, BA2.9, BA.2.10, and BA.2.12 are all growing in prevalence with BA.2.9 probably growing the fastest and BA.2 the slowest. All the BA.1 subvariants are reducing…
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Petri Dish Cruise ships will now be allowed back into Australia.
It seems the world has given up on covid19 and are going to let it spread/rip. With 100 million people actively infected inside a constant “virus pool”, anything is still possible. Mutations are are of less concern than recombinants which are highly likely. We are far from out of the woods., Denmark’s CFR went from…
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Looks like Australia is going to let the virus rip.
This was posted by Queensland Senator Rennick (who daughter suffered from the Pfizer vaccine 🙁 ). Anyhow it looks like they (the Australian Government) are going to open up the floodgates now and let all the variants from all around the world, 54+1 omicron variants and growing fast, and at least one still active Deltarcron…
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How many people actually have covid? x20?
I assumed that with vaccines masking/reducing/preventing symptomatic illness that there would be at least as many as counted cases who are asymptomatic and not counted. This article about the covid19 outbreak in Shanghai blew my socks off. “Shanghai on Tuesday reported 22,348 new asymptomatic coronavirus cases and 994 symptomatic cases for 11 April, the local…
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