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originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: putnam6
Baseball thinking of restarting in May
Yes, I was reading this morning that one plan is for all games to be played at the Diamondbacks stadium in Phoenix, but no fans allowed. I read some concern for the players -- "all it takes is just one player to have it and pass it on and the whole baseball league will die of coronavirus! OMG!!!" -- but I'm thinking it might work rather well in practice. Playing in the sun, heat and dry air would actually be very healthy and healing for the players (especially with Covid) AND very unhealthy for the Covid for the same reason.
Think you and I had this discussion a month ago about just that..
Yes, we did have this conversation A MONTH AGO (!!!) and it seems to be playing out just as advised and expected, eh? Well, at least by those who haven't lost their heads to fear and panic. Or agendas. It's telling that all of the models/projections completely ignore the known impact of increasing sunlight, warmth, and dry air on the viruses. Garbage in and garbage out.
originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: LordAhriman
Social-distancing and shutdowns played a part, but not as big a role as Mother Nature: More sun, more heat, and less humidity.
I also think there are many people who knew how to take care of themselves, with nutritional, mineral and herbal supplements, and simply didn't develop complications that needed professional care.
Florida teams will have the humidity and they say thats helpful more than dry air.
Bullsh!t.
It’s been in the 70’s and 80’s in Florida and we’re still racking numbers up like crazy.
originally posted by: chris_stibrany
I only have multivitamins and normal supplements (magnesium, milk thistle, vitamin B) I dont have any zinc lozenges
I ordered some from Vitamin Shoppe but they keep pushing the ship date due to stock.
I had leftover sambucu zinc lozenges from christmas we are taking randomly one a day or so but that is only 5mg per lozenge.
Maybe it helps.
Plus I exercise more at home now than I ever did because not working at the office...
There was a thread here about people getting FAT due to quarantine but I have lost 5 lbs from all the extra walking outside from being cooped up.
Our medical system in this country is broken, too many prestigious experts that can not see anything other than what they are focused on.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: trollz
The media is turning their back to Cuomo now because he said:
1.) New York is "turning the corner" on Covid-19,
2.) he advocated for using Hydroxochlor.....(?) yesterday, and
3.) he sent out a "Thank-You" tweet to President Trump for helping so generously.
THREE SINS in the eyes of our TDS-afflicted Mainstream Media.
originally posted by: Boadicea
A friend was telling me that she was losing weight as well, but because she was preparing her own real food these days, instead of picking up fast food at lunch and on the way home from work. She was feeling pretty good about it.
Perhaps, at least for some people, these times will inspire a new normal and healthier habits!
I think people feel much better not working under fluorescent lights for sure. I have more energy.
originally posted by: Drucifer
originally posted by: Boadicea
a reply to: LordAhriman
Social-distancing and shutdowns played a part, but not as big a role as Mother Nature: More sun, more heat, and less humidity.
I also think there are many people who knew how to take care of themselves, with nutritional, mineral and herbal supplements, and simply didn't develop complications that needed professional care.
Bullsh!t. It’s been in the 70’s and 80’s in Florida and we’re still racking numbers up like crazy.
originally posted by: LordAhriman
Maybe... because of all of the shelter in place and social distancing measures taken? The whole point it to slow the spread.
originally posted by: spacedoubt
a reply to: PhyllidaDavenport
This is what’s happening.
There is a 400 percent increase in people dying at home.
I would imagine that some of this is people being stubborn, and waiting too long to get medical attention.
And possibly others that are just plain afraid to go out.