Ebola Patient in Atlanta Hospital

a reply to: NavyDoc
Haha. I'll be there end of August. But I'm sort of addicted to the shrimp.

The only solution is that the damn FDA allow Camel milk. It workes the same as blood transferred from Liberian healed infected to the good doctor.
We need to buy a million female pregnant camels and whoever gets infected drink camel milk only day and night. No wonder all camel dromedaries here are Jewish cust and 100 dollars a gallon!?

originally posted by: adnanmuf
The only solution is that the damn FDA allow Camel milk. It workes the same as blood transferred from Liberian healed infected to the good doctor.
We need to buy a million female pregnant camels and whoever gets infected drink camel milk only day and night. No wonder all camel dromedaries here are Jewish cust and 100 dollars a gallon!?

So now we are selling snake oil ?

a reply to: ~Lucidity


IDK...I'm still shaking off the jitters from this statement from the article...

“If we can prove that whatever the treatment was worked, that’s fantastic,” he says. “That’s exciting. But I’m cautiously optimistic, because with this particular outbreak, almost 40 percent of patients survive without treatment. So we want to make sure that it wasn’t somebody that was going to survive anyway."

From pg 2 of article www.webmd.com...

A bunch of test humans seems to be called for. Remember, some of us will survive anyway. They'll need a large enough pool of victims to make the research valid....gulp

Des

a reply to: adnanmuf
But camel's milk is linked to MERS.

a reply to: Destinyone
Like we said days ago...there aren't enough people to test cures and vaccines on...sigh.

a reply to: adnanmuf

originally posted by: adnanmuf
The only solution is that the damn FDA allow Camel milk.

Since having the law changed in 2009 to allow for the sale of camel milk, Dr. Hinkle has been working to set up dairies and to meet the regulations required by the FDA for the sale of camel milk commercially. On July 30, 2012, the FDA gave Dr. Hinkle final approval for the milk to appear on grocery shelves throughout the U.S. immediately!!!

Link.

30 seconds of googling....

No comment on your asserted 'magical' properties to cure Ebola or the Jewish conspiracy to price gouge the market.

LOL.... God this site is entertaining.

originally posted by: ~Lucidity
a reply to: adnanmuf
But camel's milk is linked to MERS.

That why you then drink pigs milk to get rid of the MERS DUH!



(Joke)

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: NavyDoc

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: NavyDoc

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: netwarrior
a reply to: adnanmuf

Reston was not identified as a strain of Ebola until 1989.

CDC REBOV fact sheet

2nd verse, same as the first.

so you mean before it was identified as Ebola it wasn't Ebola?

NO, The Reston incident took place in 1989, not 1910.

you mean there was no Ebola virus in flora before reston incident of 1989?
Then how the reston infected fogot them????!!

First of all "flora" means plants, not animals.
www.merriam-webster.com...

You think plants are carriers of Ebola now? What sort of blood stream do plants have?

The primates in Reston were imported from SE Asia. They had no contact with native US animals (fauna) or plants (flora)--now you know the difference, you fake--and thus there was not contamination of US animals even if we had native primates (which we don't).

CDC found 10% of sample

Samples tested positive in here. They found the virus dormant in many animals. A pig in Philippines infected the farmer. Also the stupid CDC conducted experiment on 60 monkeys here and found all monkeys died minus the monkeys injected with reston.

How did humans got infected in Alice tx and reston via.
A navy doc is an emt usually.

Among the many things you have gotten horribly wrong, you are incorrect in this as well. Physicians in the Navy go to medical school, internship, residency, and fellowship. For example. My Medical school was the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, my internship at NNMC Bethesda Maryland, my residency training is from Walter Reed, Bethesda, Georgetown, Georgetown, and Sibley. Fellowship and WRAMC and NNMC. Rotations at Detroit Receiving, INOVA, USAMRIID, UCLA.

Training in addition in Austin (CCCC) and experience in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Volunteer work in Africa and Latin America.

EMT, my word. You really are an ignoramus, aren't you?

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: NavyDoc

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: NavyDoc

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: netwarrior
a reply to: adnanmuf

Reston was not identified as a strain of Ebola until 1989.

CDC REBOV fact sheet

2nd verse, same as the first.

so you mean before it was identified as Ebola it wasn't Ebola?

NO, The Reston incident took place in 1989, not 1910.

you mean there was no Ebola virus in flora before reston incident of 1989?
Then how the reston infected fogot them????!!

First of all "flora" means plants, not animals.
www.merriam-webster.com...

You think plants are carriers of Ebola now? What sort of blood stream do plants have?

The primates in Reston were imported from SE Asia. They had no contact with native US animals (fauna) or plants (flora)--now you know the difference, you fake--and thus there was not contamination of US animals even if we had native primates (which we don't).

CDC found 10% of sample

Samples tested positive in here. They found the virus dormant in many animals. A pig in Philippines infected the farmer. Also the stupid CDC conducted experiment on 60 monkeys here and found all monkeys died minus the monkeys injected with reston.

How did humans got infected in Alice tx and reston via.
A navy doc is an emt usually.

Among the many things you have gotten horribly wrong, you are incorrect in this as well. Physicians in the Navy go to medical school, internship, residency, and fellowship. For example. My Medical school was the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, my internship at NNMC Bethesda Maryland, my residency training is from Walter Reed, Bethesda, Georgetown, Georgetown, and Sibley. Fellowship and WRAMC and NNMC. Rotations at Detroit Receiving, INOVA, USAMRIID, UCLA.

Training in addition in Austin (CCCC) and experience in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Volunteer work in Africa and Latin America.

EMT, my word. You really are an ignoramus, aren't you?

originally posted by: adnanmuf
The only solution is that the damn FDA allow Camel milk. It workes the same as blood transferred from Liberian healed infected to the good doctor.
We need to buy a million female pregnant camels and whoever gets infected drink camel milk only day and night. No wonder all camel dromedaries here are Jewish cust and 100 dollars a gallon!?

Here is what the serum used on Dr Brantly and is Nurse Nancy was made from. No milk involved.
www.webmd.com...

It's an informative read. I would think it would be of interest to you. BTW, do you nave a brother named Bernard?

Des

Camel milk is prohibited in transportation. Only neighborhood stores near the dormitories can shelf them. Not anyone can buy camel milk from the dormitories only registered coop members all Jewish inspite Talmud prohibit Camel milk as not kosher because some urine drops might enter the milk. Go figure. This is how they gonna survive any upcoming epidemic. Smart

a reply to: NavyDoc

Very impressive but remember our esteemed doctor freind"learned pig" beat that


Its 1am so im off to bed.

Oink everyone

originally posted by: crazyewok
a reply to: NavyDoc

Very impressive but remember our esteemed doctor freind"learned pig" beat that

Its 1am so im off to bed.

Oink everyone

Nitey nite Sweet Pea...have that warm glass of camel milk to help you dream sweet dreams...

Des

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: kruphix

Perhaps you have nothing to learn from this new US stupidity, but In my case I have learn a lot, taking into consideration that until a few days ago all I knew about ebola was that it was incurable, fatal and only limited to Africa that is as far and away from us here as it can be.

Now is in our backyard, at least mine as I live in GA.

How about that.

How about what?

It's as much in your backyard now as it was in Africa.

And what are you going to do about it exactly besides attempt to spread fear and panic?

originally posted by: NavyDoc

originally posted by: 00nunya00
Glad you're here, NavyDoc, I asked a question a few pages back that wasn't answered about shedding the virus:

I know it's going to definitely be in the fluids of a person with symptoms, but when a person has no symptoms yet, is there absolutely 100% zero chance of even a single virus cell being present in those fluids? Or is it just highly unlikely that the amount of virus in the fluids would infect anyone? How is it that zero virus cells get into things like saliva or sweat until it's reached critical mass for symptoms to manifest?

Nothing is 100% However, the majority of virus shedding is after the patient is symptomatic. This is why viruses like ebola tend to "burn out" and viruses like HIV spread--one can shed HIV without symptoms.

Not going to go running to the hills with your answer, don't worry, but would you say it's possible---however remotely---that the virus in this outbreak may have infected some of the more "mystery" patients like Brantley by contact with the fluid of asymptomatic victims? To me, that makes much more sense than it being airborne or him having overlooked a tiny tear in the suit or his trained assistants being careless. Those are all possible of course, but IMHO some of these cases don't jive with the claim that you have to basically lick a dying patient to get it.

I'm finding RT is sorta, kinda oddly subtle about the ebola reporting. Of all the majors, I mean. I wonder if that means anything....

originally posted by: NavyDoc

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: NavyDoc

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: NavyDoc

originally posted by: adnanmuf

originally posted by: netwarrior
a reply to: adnanmuf

Reston was not identified as a strain of Ebola until 1989.

CDC REBOV fact sheet

2nd verse, same as the first.

so you mean before it was identified as Ebola it wasn't Ebola?

NO, The Reston incident took place in 1989, not 1910.

you mean there was no Ebola virus in flora before reston incident of 1989?
Then how the reston infected fogot them????!!

First of all "flora" means plants, not animals.
www.merriam-webster.com...

You think plants are carriers of Ebola now? What sort of blood stream do plants have?

The primates in Reston were imported from SE Asia. They had no contact with native US animals (fauna) or plants (flora)--now you know the difference, you fake--and thus there was not contamination of US animals even if we had native primates (which we don't).

CDC found 10% of sample

Samples tested positive in here. They found the virus dormant in many animals. A pig in Philippines infected the farmer. Also the stupid CDC conducted experiment on 60 monkeys here and found all monkeys died minus the monkeys injected with reston.

How did humans got infected in Alice tx and reston via.
A navy doc is an emt usually.

Among the many things you have gotten horribly wrong, you are incorrect in this as well. Physicians in the Navy go to medical school, internship, residency, and fellowship. For example. My Medical school was the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, my internship at NNMC Bethesda Maryland, my residency training is from Walter Reed, Bethesda, Georgetown, Georgetown, and Sibley. Fellowship and WRAMC and NNMC. Rotations at Detroit Receiving, INOVA, USAMRIID, UCLA.

Training in addition in Austin (CCCC) and experience in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Volunteer work in Africa and Latin America.

EMT, my word. You really are an ignoramus, aren't you?

sorry but you started it.
Who knocks the hear the response.

Camel milk contains nanobodies are small antibodies that are multiplayer can engage any pathogen you throw at it. The camel milk nanobodies survive didigestion and enter human blood stream ready to attach attack any pathogen. .camel nanobodies beat all viruses period!

originally posted by: ~Lucidity

originally posted by: kruphix

originally posted by: 00nunya00
a reply to: kruphix

Did you have something constructive to add, or just self-aggrandizing snark? Keep it on topic. If you have some credible research to discredit this thread, please post it.

There is nothing to "discredit"...two patients have been brought for treatment...end of story. There is absolutely nothing else to the story at this point except people getting and spreading their daily dose of doom porn.

What I have constructive to add to this thread is hopefully a bit of common sense and sanity...and no more paranoid speculation.

Are you new here? This is what we...do.

I am new here, but I expected more.

If what you do here is baseless speculation that goes against all known facts just so you can have your daily dose of doom porn and hoping that something happens to make your life seem exciting...well then I guess I probably won't be around for long.

I had thought this was a place for intelligent discussion...not hyper overreaction that gets most of the facts wrong.

originally posted by: 00nunya00

originally posted by: NavyDoc

originally posted by: 00nunya00
Glad you're here, NavyDoc, I asked a question a few pages back that wasn't answered about shedding the virus:

I know it's going to definitely be in the fluids of a person with symptoms, but when a person has no symptoms yet, is there absolutely 100% zero chance of even a single virus cell being present in those fluids? Or is it just highly unlikely that the amount of virus in the fluids would infect anyone? How is it that zero virus cells get into things like saliva or sweat until it's reached critical mass for symptoms to manifest?

Nothing is 100% However, the majority of virus shedding is after the patient is symptomatic. This is why viruses like ebola tend to "burn out" and viruses like HIV spread--one can shed HIV without symptoms.

Not going to go running to the hills with your answer, don't worry, but would you say it's possible---however remotely---that the virus in this outbreak may have infected some of the more "mystery" patients like Brantley by contact with the fluid of asymptomatic victims? To me, that makes much more sense than it being airborne or him having overlooked a tiny tear in the suit or his trained assistants being careless. Those are all possible of course, but IMHO some of these cases don't jive with the claim that you have to basically lick a dying patient to get it.

yea before and after getting sick.

Ummm....Does someone want to help me understand this one?