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https://twitter.com/danortizmd/statu...56584273084416
https://chemrxiv.org/articles/COVID-...hyrin/11938173
https://www.atsjournals.org/doi/pdf/....202003-0817LE
https://vimeo.com/402537849
Something about WuFlu impacts the body's ability (likely by interfering with hemoglobin as we saw) to absorb O2. This leads to pneumonia-like presentations in patients but it's just a side effect.
It also seems to suppress the body's normal reaction to low O2 saturation, such as increased heart rate. It's like slowly dying of hypoxia without your body ever realizing it's starving of oxygen. Also explains all the multiple organ failures as bodily functions start shutting down due to lack of O2.
Plasma-based treatments will therefore be ineffective for the severely ill. They'll need full blood transfusions with not only the antibodies but also fresh hemoglobin to carry the O2 around.
Treatments like HCQ+Zpak interfere with the virus replicating, but if taken too late will do very little or nothing because by then there is enough of the virus circulating to impact the function of hemoglobin.
- People dropping/collapsing in the street. They feel fine, then boom collapse. Low O2 finally reaches a point where they just lose consciousness. If the natural reaction to low sp02 is suppressed, they don't even realize they're about to pass out or running low on oxygen. They just collapse.
- Overweight people being more vulnerable. Obese already are more prone to rapidly desaturate.. metabolic rate is proportional to body weight.
- Recovered patients getting sick again, weeks later, despite testing negative for the virus. Might not be a relapse or new bloom/flare of virus, but delayed effects of prolonged hypoxia.
- Neurological presentations in some patients, such as inattentiveness, confusion, poor judgment, memory loss, fatigue.
- New data in the US adding to the analysis and strengthening the case that smoking may actually PROTECT against coronavirus, contrary to presumed logic. While smoking is detrimental to long-term lung health and can contribute to chronic hypoxemia over time, in the short term it aids the patient in spo2. Perhaps via the presence of carboxyhemoglobin, or smokers having a left-shift of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, or just the body learning to compensate for lower sp02 much like people living in higher altitudes.
- The extreme fatigue. Low o2 makes peeps very tired. Also, healthy kidneys produce erythropoietin (a hormone), which in turns stimulates the bone marrow to make red blood cells. Less o2 to kidneys = less erythropoietin = less hemoglobin = anemia = extreme fatigue.
- Seizures in patients who received penicillin.. if they had impaired renal function at the time, penicillin is known to cause seizures.
https://chemrxiv.org/articles/COVID-...hyrin/11938173
https://www.atsjournals.org/doi/pdf/....202003-0817LE
https://vimeo.com/402537849
Something about WuFlu impacts the body's ability (likely by interfering with hemoglobin as we saw) to absorb O2. This leads to pneumonia-like presentations in patients but it's just a side effect.
It also seems to suppress the body's normal reaction to low O2 saturation, such as increased heart rate. It's like slowly dying of hypoxia without your body ever realizing it's starving of oxygen. Also explains all the multiple organ failures as bodily functions start shutting down due to lack of O2.
Plasma-based treatments will therefore be ineffective for the severely ill. They'll need full blood transfusions with not only the antibodies but also fresh hemoglobin to carry the O2 around.
Treatments like HCQ+Zpak interfere with the virus replicating, but if taken too late will do very little or nothing because by then there is enough of the virus circulating to impact the function of hemoglobin.
- People dropping/collapsing in the street. They feel fine, then boom collapse. Low O2 finally reaches a point where they just lose consciousness. If the natural reaction to low sp02 is suppressed, they don't even realize they're about to pass out or running low on oxygen. They just collapse.
- Overweight people being more vulnerable. Obese already are more prone to rapidly desaturate.. metabolic rate is proportional to body weight.
- Recovered patients getting sick again, weeks later, despite testing negative for the virus. Might not be a relapse or new bloom/flare of virus, but delayed effects of prolonged hypoxia.
- Neurological presentations in some patients, such as inattentiveness, confusion, poor judgment, memory loss, fatigue.
- New data in the US adding to the analysis and strengthening the case that smoking may actually PROTECT against coronavirus, contrary to presumed logic. While smoking is detrimental to long-term lung health and can contribute to chronic hypoxemia over time, in the short term it aids the patient in spo2. Perhaps via the presence of carboxyhemoglobin, or smokers having a left-shift of the oxyhemoglobin dissociation curve, or just the body learning to compensate for lower sp02 much like people living in higher altitudes.
- The extreme fatigue. Low o2 makes peeps very tired. Also, healthy kidneys produce erythropoietin (a hormone), which in turns stimulates the bone marrow to make red blood cells. Less o2 to kidneys = less erythropoietin = less hemoglobin = anemia = extreme fatigue.
- Seizures in patients who received penicillin.. if they had impaired renal function at the time, penicillin is known to cause seizures.
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Подценяваш Генерала и групата около него-много добре знаят какво става.Задай си въпроса ЗАЩО Медицинския Щаб се разпуска само 3 седмици след създаването си?Защо имат толкова съществени разминавания по въпроса за мерките и заплахата от вируса?Важни въпроси които дават отговор какво всъщност става..........
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