I have always maintained and written about an effective way to control the spread of the pandemic virus is to have fast, cheap, and easy-to-use tests. For example, a person could test daily after awakening and know before they had … Continue reading
Did a person die as a direct result of COVID-19 or did that person die of another disease and were also infected with the virus? We will never know how many people died as a direct result of SARS-CoV-2. Lies … Continue reading
Our bodies can recover from many maladies given time and a healthy immune system. Israel has been working for years on mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) to repair and reverse the effects of various diseases. Israeli Study https://www.newsmax.com/scitech/covid-19-lungs-medicine-research-and-development/2020/05/12/id/967160/ The Israeli company, … Continue reading
We know a lot more about COVID-19 today than we did three months ago. We know that older people with pre-existing conditions are the most susceptible to dying from or with COVID-19. We know that masks and social distancing work … Continue reading
I have been reviewing the coronavirus death statistics over the past couple of days. I am hearing the terms deaths ‘due to coronavirus’ and ‘deaths with coronavirus.’ That bothers me a bit to lump in a person who dies of … Continue reading
There are several articles telling the world that if you have ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) in your body and contract coronavirus that you will rapidly develop pneumonia and die. The ibuprofen is taken to reduce pain, fever, and body ache. It … Continue reading
Catching the coronavirus might seem inevitable since it can be passed through the air from a person with no symptoms. It is possible to catch this disease just from being within a couple of feet of an infected person. Who … Continue reading
I read an article today about the 2019/20 flu season is probably the worst we have seen in quite a while. The National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases can’t predict how bad it will be, but it is already … Continue reading
I read an interesting blog the other day. One of the goals for this blog writer was to never get admitted to a hospital. I laughed at first and thought about it for the rest of the day. I have … Continue reading