michael rauls
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- Jul 15, 2016
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Probably everyone knows this, at least the first part, but I'll throw it out there anyway.
Studies show that zinc is the most effective supplement you can take to shorten the length and severity of viral illness. Much more effective than the commonly used vitamin C( which is also helpful to a much lesser degree).
I also remember reading somewhere that quinine( which can be found in small amounts in genuine tonic water) greatly increases zinc penetration at a cellular level.
So maybe some zinc supplements and a little tonic water might take a little of the edge off this thing if anyone gets it. Certainly can't hurt.
Are there deaths there?
This. To support this: Situations Leading to Reduced Effectiveness of Current Hand Hygiene against Infectious Mucus from Influenza Virus-Infected PatientsSOAP is better. It does not kill the antibodies on your skin you need to combat virus infections but does eliminate the shit that has to go.
You may be correct. I took the number from a BBC article Is S Korea's rapid testing the key to coronavirus?
The " shell"( cant think of the proper term right now) that encapsulates virus with a few exceptions is not viable for nearly as long in warm weather( hence the cold and flu season being in the winter) so I wouldn't expect this to really take off in the southern hemisphere right now.
If it does that could mean we've got one of those exceptions on our hands and that wouldn't be good but hopefully this thing burns out as the weather warms up shortly.
That would be my expectation but who knows.
SOAP is better. It does not kill the antibodies on your skin you need to combat virus infections but does eliminate the shit that has to go.
I wouldn't let my guard down, just in case.Hopefully it is so, I live on the Equator so no winter, days begin around 6-10º and peak around 24-32º, all we get is "wetter months". Down south is full 4 seasons of course and summer is ending, still, Chile is already on 61 cases and in community contagion, no longer limited to imported cases in spite of authorities there having better reaction times.
It is in all SA countries now:
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I wouldn't let my guard down, just in case.
Of course one can still get colds and flu in the summer( and that really sucks by the way, having the flu when its 100 degrees outside) it just isn't as viable outside the body for as long in the warmer weather so doesn't spread as fast or affect nearly as many people.
So ive read anyway.
Hopefully it doesn't really take off in the southern hemisphere right now.
In the absence of sport the media are now treating announcements of deaths and confirmed cases as some sort of gruesome competition.Yep. We are almost 1000kms from the nearest case and some people here have gone nuts as well. No T.P. or baby food on the shelves