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Post by nautonnier on May 30, 2020 9:46:32 GMT
Almost word for word what was said from the 'University' of East Anglia - even to the adjustment of data - post publication...... "Why should I give you the data you only want to find something wrong with it"
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Post by nautonnier on May 31, 2020 16:14:31 GMT
When does trying to disprove HCQ works cross the line into pre-planned mistreatment (literally) or even murder of the patients? Are the medical 'profession' [cough] so focused on getting Croesus like riches from vaccination that they must kill patients who could be saved with HCQ/zinc/azithromycin given in the right dose at the right time? Not only that - but I have yet to hear a member of the medical 'profession' - advise people to get themselves sufficient in vitamin D a very simple prophylactic. However, I have heard them telling people repeatedly to stay indoors at home - a way of reducing natural vitamin D. "The Manaus’ study with chloroquine (CQ) performed here in Brazil and published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) [1], is emblematic to this discussion of “science”. Scientists there used, the manuscript reveals, lethal doses in debilitated patients, many in severe conditions and with comorbidities. The profiles of the groups do not seem to have been “randomized”, since a clear “preference” in the HIGH DOSE group for risk factors is noted. Chloroquine, which is more toxic than HCQ, was used, and it seems that they even made “childish mistakes” in simple stoichiometric calculations, doubling the dosage with the error. I’m incapable of judging intentions, but justice will do it. The former Brazilian Health Minister Luiz Henrique Mandetta quoted this study, supported it, and based on it, categorically stated: “I do not approve HCQ because I am based on ‘science, science, science’!”.
Another study published by Chinese researchers in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) and which is still persistently used against HCQ was also at least revolting [2]. In it, the authors declared: “we administer 1,200 mg for 3 days, followed by 800 mg for 12 to 21 days, in patients with moderate to severe symptoms”. In other words, they gave a huge dosage of the drug that could reach the absurdity of 20 grams in the end, and it given was too late to patients (HCQ should be administered in the first symptoms or even earlier). And even worse, overdosing on HCQ or any other drug for severe cases is poisonous. What do you think, was it good science?"wattsupwiththat.com/2020/05/31/brazilian-scientists-and-academics-write-an-open-letter-on-the-science-of-the-coronavirus-pandemic/
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Post by missouriboy on May 31, 2020 23:25:39 GMT
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Post by Ratty on May 31, 2020 23:29:24 GMT
The biggest casualty from the COVID-19 pandemic has nothing to do with the disease. It’s the power we’ve given to politicians and bureaucrats. The question is how we recover our freedoms.The Pandemic's Biggest CasualtyWalter Edward Williams is an American economist, commentator, and academic. He is the John M. Olin Distinguished Professor of Economics at George Mason University, as well as a syndicated columnist and author known for his classical liberal and Libertarian views.
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Post by slh1234 on Jun 2, 2020 1:18:53 GMT
It seems like Coronavirus completely dropped off of the radar screen in the US.
I've now become a very minor example of something I've been concerned about with the medical facilities being "prioritized" to the point that many departments were basically totally furloughed (I was scolded for calling those furloughs "Layoffs." I still think the two terms are synonymous, though).
In January, I noticed a spot on my midsection while I was travelling. I have had one bout with cancer, so I'm pretty conscious of anything that is different. I made an appointment to have this spot on my skin checked out. As lockdowns started, my appointment was postponed, then postponed again, then a third time. So 4th time was a charm and I got in last week. The spot had grown pretty significantly during the postponement, though.
It turned out to be basal cell cell carcinoma which is almost never a serious cancer type, and it won't be a serious cancer type with me, either. But shutting down routine checkups (like the checkup that caught the tumor 6 years ago in my first go-round with Cancer) has to mean that many people have not been caught as early. I'll be fine - this is very minor - but I've wondered even before this spot if maybe many others won't have a happy ending. We'll never know statistics on that, though.
But at the moment, there seems to be other pressing matters in the US, so I don't even hear about coronavirus on the news.
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Post by nautonnier on Jun 2, 2020 2:46:05 GMT
It seems like Coronavirus completely dropped off of the radar screen in the US. I've now become a very minor example of something I've been concerned about with the medical facilities being "prioritized" to the point that many departments were basically totally furloughed (I was scolded for calling those furloughs "Layoffs." I still think the two terms are synonymous, though). In January, I noticed a spot on my midsection while I was travelling. I have had one bout with cancer, so I'm pretty conscious of anything that is different. I made an appointment to have this spot on my skin checked out. As lockdowns started, my appointment was postponed, then postponed again, then a third time. So 4th time was a charm and I got in last week. The spot had grown pretty significantly during the postponement, though. It turned out to be basal cell cell carcinoma which is almost never a serious cancer type, and it won't be a serious cancer type with me, either. But shutting down routine checkups (like the checkup that caught the tumor 6 years ago in my first go-round with Cancer) has to mean that many people have not been caught as early. I'll be fine - this is very minor - but I've wondered even before this spot if maybe many others won't have a happy ending. We'll never know statistics on that, though. But at the moment, there seems to be other pressing matters in the US, so I don't even hear about coronavirus on the news. Unfortunately (?) politicians cannot hold two separate thoughts in their heads at one time. So as they are desperate to stop even one extra death due to corona virus they disregard deaths caused by their actions in other areas. "‘Ticking timebomb’: Millions of cancer patients waiting for screenings delayed due to Covid-19
Estimated 2.1 million patients awaiting screening for breast, cervical and bowel cancer, says Cancer Research UK
Samuel Lovett @samueljlovett 14 hours ago
The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted the diagnosis, treatment and care of millions of cancer patients, research has shown, raising concern that the UK is facing a “ticking timebomb” as it emerges from lockdown.
Macmillan Cancer Support has warned that cancer is at risk of becoming “the forgotten ‘C’” amid the Covid-19 crisis, with the NHS currently overwhelmed by an extensive backlog of cases.
An estimated 2.1 million patients are awaiting screening for breast, cervical and bowel cancer, according to Cancer Research UK, while 290,000 have missed out on referrals to confirm or rule out the presence of tumours.
Such services, which include routine screening appointments, were formally paused in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland during the pandemic, while in England invitations to screening hubs were not sent out.
Covid-19 has also forced the postponement of surgery, chemotherapy or radiotherapy for at least 21,600 patients, Cancer Research UK added, procedures that would have otherwise removed or reduced tumours that may have since grown or spread."www.independent.co.uk/news/health/coronavirus-cancer-screenings-nhs-uk-covid-19-surgery-chemotherapy-radiotherapy-a9542146.html
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 2, 2020 4:26:38 GMT
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Post by nautonnier on Jun 2, 2020 11:15:48 GMT
What if the bat caught a Corona Virus from a researcher that initiated a recombination that created a spike protein that works in humans then the bat gave the researcher his own back just slightly altered? Note the lack of masks.
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Post by duwayne on Jun 2, 2020 15:50:48 GMT
I'm back in Ohio after several days on the road. Things seem to have fallen apart in the US and I'm officially cancelling my June coronavirus prediction on the 2nd day into the month. It's pretty much a certainty that the nice decline we were in will be interrupted as everyone focuses on the riots rather than coronavirus avoidance.
The 7-day average Spread Rate when I left Arizona on May 28 was 11.6%. I'm expecting it to be significantly higher by mid-June.
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Post by nautonnier on Jun 2, 2020 16:04:14 GMT
I'm back in Ohio after several days on the road. Things seem to have fallen apart in the US and I'm officially cancelling my June coronavirus prediction on the 2nd day into the month. It's pretty much a certainty that the nice decline we were in will be interrupted as everyone focuses on the riots rather than coronavirus avoidance. The 7-day average Spread Rate when I left Arizona on May 28 was 11.6%. I'm expecting it to be significantly higher by mid-June. It is actually a good test case for lock-down efficacy - Null hypothesis: there will be a spike in infections in riot areas
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Post by nautonnier on Jun 2, 2020 16:10:58 GMT
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Post by nautonnier on Jun 2, 2020 17:45:23 GMT
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Post by nautonnier on Jun 2, 2020 19:32:32 GMT
Interesting patterns Other parts of UK This appears to bear out a predator prey algorithm. London has much more mixing of population with the underground and bus routes in and out of the center. So the predator gets to find prey a lot easier but is now running out of prey. The regions do not have so much mixing - this was actually enforced - but all that did is delay the predator finding the prey so the curve is delayed. However, by June I would expect infections notified UK wide to be very low it is possible that by August they may be below 100 country wide. I do not think that there will be a second wave, as all the easy to find prey have been infected and are immune or dead so even if the predator is reintroduced there are no prey. Write it down see how wrong I am Late edit: I think the world will follow this pattern albeit with different entry times. And remember you are prey if you are deficient in vitamin D, Zinc, Selenium Well well Britain on track to have NO Covid-19 deaths by July, leading expert predicts as UK records 324 more coronavirus victims (so how many people have died of the disease in your area since the outbreak began?)
Department of Health said 324 more people have died of Covid-19. Deaths typically increase on a Tuesday At least 47,871 people died with confirmed or suspected Covid-19 in all UK countries by May 22, stats show Since then the figure has almost certainly risen above 50,000, making the UK one of the worst-hit in world Britain this week began to make serious progress towards lifting lockdown as schools reopened to pupils The number of weekly deaths are trending down towards pre-lockdown levels in a sign the virus is retreating www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8379615/Britains-Covid-19-death-toll-moves-closer-50-000.html
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Post by missouriboy on Jun 2, 2020 21:01:47 GMT
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Post by acidohm on Jun 3, 2020 15:24:15 GMT
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