Los Alamos National Laboratory - Highly Contagious and More Infectious Than Initially Estimated

originally posted by: LookingAtMars
a reply to: Archivalist

Yeah, because we eat so much bat soup around here.

You don't have to bite the bat to get it, it can bite you.

Or someone 20 feet away can cough....

a reply to: LookingAtMars

If this is really happening, it will soon be to late to stock up on food and water.

You should have done this long ago.
Not wait for things to go wrong.
Always be prepared for stuff like this.

I have 6 months of food and water stored at my home at all times.

a reply to: LookingAtMars

Yes. I seriously doubt the media or government would lie about this.

You asked.

Why would they lie?
Come up with a logical reason why they would lie.
Who benefits? No one.

a reply to: scraedtosleep

Not me. I buy fresh food every few days.

Canned goods are limited to tomatoes and beans.

I make my own soups. We use frozen or fresh vegetables.

I see no need to hoard food.

The days of world wide devastation by disease is gone.
The drama does no one any good.

Remember a few years ago when you guys had us all dying of ebola?

Some of the most deadly viruses are those that aren't extremely lethal, spread quickly from a distance (aerosolized), and are able to spread during a long asymptomatic duration. Covid-19 meets all of those criteria. The more people that are infected and go on infecting others undetected because they are asymptomatic, the more chances the virus has to replicate and mutate. Beware the slow, silent killers.

a reply to: Xtrozero

The chinese government literally has billions of reasons to lie about the morbidity and proclivity of this disease. Trade and tourism is a huge boon to their economy. Give me one reason why they WOULDN'T lie about it.

a reply to: Sillyolme

a reply to: sirlancelot

Compare the numbers on recovery against those who have passed, everyone else is still on the journey.

originally posted by: LookingAtMars

originally posted by: JON666
a reply to: LookingAtMars
China could effectively shut down America’s healthcare system within months given the one-party state’s “global chokehold” on the manufacturing of medicines and medical supplies, explained Rosemary Gibson, author of China Rx: Exposing the Risks of America’s Dependence on China for Medicine.
Mansour noted how the coronavirus outbreak in China has exposed America’s dangerous dependence on Chinese production of pharmaceutical and medical supplies, including an estimated 97 percent of all antibiotics and 80 percent of the active pharmaceutical ingredients needed for domestic drug production.

We sure have had some lame leaders in this country. How can you let this happen when you have sworn to protect your country.

It's been clear for a long time that we could not trust China. Everyone knew something like this would happen sooner or later.

Why because they take all the pollution from making the stuff charge the drug companies very little so they can jack up the price in the American market and all the government reps are getting paid off by lobbyist.

Fatality rate based on cases outside of China are still very low. But even 1% would be tragic if even 50% the population contracted it. My biggest worries are the inability to detect it effectively, how it spreads, and apparently how you are not immune once recovered - and how it could be worse if you contract it again. Apparently up to 60% of cases are being missed.

For the person that said we may have already had this virus years ago and thought it was the flu - not at a 1% fatality rate we didn't. Influenza has a much lower mortality rate. We'd have noticed 1.5 million dying. In the U.S. - around 337k have died of influenza - in the last 9 years combined.

a reply to: Alien Abduct

LOL overreact much. We will see in a month or two how correct your Cornell University estimate is.

originally posted by: 59demon
Some of the most deadly viruses are those that aren't extremely lethal, spread quickly from a distance (aerosolized), and are able to spread during a long asymptomatic duration. Covid-19 meets all of those criteria. The more people that are infected and go on infecting others undetected because they are asymptomatic, the more chances the virus has to replicate and mutate. Beware the slow, silent killers.

When we look at Ebola it is not contagious until first symptoms at about 8 to 10ish days and then you are dead rather quickly, so that is actually not in the best interest of the virus and why it stays contained.

This one seems to be contagious long before symptoms are seen and is highly contagious, very bad combination.

originally posted by: rickymouse
We don't bother with the colloidal silver, we just use real silverware.

Sorry, not the same, only shows you don't know anything about colloidal silver...

originally posted by: DontTreadOnMe
a reply to: LookingAtMars
I've never had much luck with colloidal silver.

Depends on what you're treating, it works great on many/most urinary tract infections, but I also use it as the water base in my nebulizer when inhaling extremely dilute oregano oil for any suspected respiratory infections.

Oregano oil/spirits, olive leaf, extra vitamin D for a few days have worked well for me.

Yup, all great, especially the D, as long as it is D3 from natural sources (mostly lanolin), and you take enough. For an illness, I take about 50,000IU twice per day for a day or two, then once per day for a week or two (be sure to take it with fats since it is fat soluble). And no, there is no worry about toxicity at those levels, especially for short periods of time, that study was debunked long ago (it was on synthetic D2).

originally posted by: tanstaafl

originally posted by: rickymouse
We don't bother with the colloidal silver, we just use real silverware.

Sorry, not the same, only shows you don't know anything about colloidal silver...

I know how to make it, just throw molten silver in cold distilled water and the silver ion attaches to the molecules of water. You can do that with almost any metal. You can also chelate it into acid or strong base foods, which is effectively the same thing.

I actually know quite a bit about colloidal minerals. I am not into spending a lot of money on Colloidal silver when I can boost silver in my diet through many ways. You can use thiols to collect ions of silver too. Eat a grapefruit with a silver soon. It will wear off the silver eventually though.

If I needed to cure a disease, I would think about using colloidal silver, also some oil of oregano or just add a bunch of marjoram or oregano to the spaghetti sause, stir the sauce with a silver spoon.

We need tin in our diet too, tin can kill microbes too, having a tin dipper in the water can can enrich the water too. Same with zinc, it leaches into the food from the zinc coating on the inside of cans, but these days they are all plastic lined. So now people have zinc deficiencies.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: LookingAtMars

Yes. I seriously doubt the media or government would lie about this.

You asked.

Why would they lie?
Come up with a logical reason why they would lie.
Who benefits? No one.

Gives the government more time to prepare properly, and the economy benefits .

originally posted by: rickymouse
"originally posted by: tanstaafl
Sorry, not the same, only shows you don't know anything about colloidal silver..."

I know how to make it, just throw molten silver in cold distilled water and the silver ion attaches to the molecules of water.

Rotflmao! Whatever dude...

originally posted by: putnam6
a reply to: Alien Abduct

LOL overreact much. We will see in a month or two how correct your Cornell University estimate is.

Many of you laughed a few weeks ago when I posted a link to a "whistleblower" claiming 1.5 million infected. But no one is laughing now with over 500 MILLION affected by the quarantine...that estimate seems conservative even.

originally posted by: Sillyolme
a reply to: scraedtosleep

Not me. I buy fresh food every few days.

Canned goods are limited to tomatoes and beans.

I make my own soups. We use frozen or fresh vegetables.

I see no need to hoard food.

The days of world wide devastation by disease is gone.
The drama does no one any good.

Remember a few years ago when you guys had us all dying of ebola?

I dont know wheather to laugh my ass off at the absurdity or just be stunned by the sheer stupidity of this. You have got to be trolling. Ever heard of a natural disaster? There are other disasters to be ready for too besides weather related or pandemic related, economic or war for instance. Only morons aren't prepared.

Good luck with your three days worth of food. If TSHTF don't come knocking at my door looking for food because all I will have for anyone else besides my family is hot led.

originally posted by: Alien Abduct

originally posted by: putnam6
a reply to: Alien Abduct

LOL overreact much. We will see in a month or two how correct your Cornell University estimate is.

Many of you laughed a few weeks ago when I posted a link to a "whistleblower" claiming 1.5 million infected. But no one is laughing now with over 500 MILLION affected by the quarantine...that estimate seems conservative even.

LOL as I said if it's as communicable and deadly as you say it is, we will know in a few weeks if not earlier. School attendence will be low, less people at work etc. We just aren't there yet. And then there is this

...Harry Chen PhD
@IsChinar
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Chuzhou, Sichuan province begins to release restrictions...open the gates boys!

a reply to: putnam6

Yep, it’s working out great.. 🤦‍♂️


I am expecting not to hear anymore about the corona virus, in China, once the casino, opens back up on Thursday, and more restrictions are lifted but um.. looks like they are just gonna keep the virus alive. 🤦‍♂️ The Chinese, are desperate they need to try and get their economy going, at whatever cost..


👍. Here is to China’s, miraculous eradication of the corona virus, who would have thought a tyrannical communist regime, would save the world from this virus, in a little over 3 weeks.

Read this..

Early results