Coronavirus update

[davidc4430]

Coronavirus update: Formula One Grand Prix called off, Trump announces travel ban, Tom Hanks tests positive

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-12/coronavirus-live-updates-mclaren-lewis-hamilton-travel-ban/12...

[4channel]

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@imastawka wrote:

Our immune system is not adequate for warding off this Coronvirus.

Hence the vaccine.

Please stop bombarding this thread with repititious posts.

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Please stop your exaggeration. I have just replied to a post. Please respect my right to post here.

All I am saying is that good nutrition and health is a bonus.

[imastawka]

But you keep posting that.

Is it an update?

Cos the title of this thread is Coronavirus updates

[domino-710]

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@4channel wrote:

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@imastawka wrote:

Our immune system is not adequate for warding off this Coronvirus.

Hence the vaccine.

Please stop bombarding this thread with repititious posts.

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Please stop your exaggeration. I have just replied to a post. Please respect my right to post here.

All I am saying is that good nutrition and health is a bonus.

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I really know what would be a ' bonus '. 

[domino-710]

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@4channel wrote:

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@imastawka wrote:

Our immune system is not adequate for warding off this Coronvirus.

Hence the vaccine.

Please stop bombarding this thread with repititious posts.

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Please stop your exaggeration. I have just replied to a post. Please respect my right to post here.

All I am saying is that good nutrition and health is a bonus.

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What exaggerationn - please respect our right to read here.

At least Ron Paul wasn't mentioned. 

[rogespeed]

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@imastawka wrote:

Our immune system is not adequate for warding off this Coronvirus.

Hence the vaccine.

Please stop bombarding this thread with repititious posts.

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Actually it is for most people as proven by recovery rates , particularly clearly those not hospitalised and those of child age

[rogespeed]

I am interested to know how a Doctor with 4 or 6 years training to qualify can overdose 2 patients with a vaccine 

[katistrophik]

Yeah, and if the nurse hadn't noticed, how many more?

[ambercat16]

It was because the vaccine comes in vials containing several doses.  The doctor would need to draw up the correct amount for one dose in the syringe.  A doctor who hadn't done the specific training (and this guy hadn't) for how to administer the covid vaccine might not know this.

Most other vaccines come in single dose ampules and all that is required is to draw up the contents of the vial into the syringe and inject the contents into the patient.  This is apparently what the doctor in question did with the covid vaccine.  The nurse presumably noticed when she realised he was onto the third vial and had only injected two patients.

[4channel]

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Re: Coronavirus update

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@imastawka wrote:

Our immune system is not adequate for warding off this Coronvirus.

Hence the vaccine.

Please stop bombarding this thread with repititious posts.

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Re: Coronavirus update

in reply to imastawka

2 hours ago

@rogespeed wrote:

Actually it is for most people as proven by recovery rates , particularly clearly those not hospitalised and those of child age

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I agree. And this is what respected professor Dr. Peter McCullough said in his Sky News interview in November last year. Prior to your posting on another thread, I didn't know much about that aspect of it.

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Re: coronavirus vaccine, who should get it first?

@rogespeed wrote:

for those that do not need immediate hospitalisation

‘Only a one in 17 billion chance hydroxychloroquine doesn’t work’: medical professor (msn.com)

https://community.ebay.com.au/t5/Community-Spirit/coronavirus-vaccine-who-should-get-it-first/m-p/23...

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Of course the elderly and the infirim don't have the same kind of system to battle the virus. Now, I'm not promoting the idea that boosting our immune system should be regarded as the defense against this virus. But good health and nutrition helps people deal with viruses better. With what Dr. OZ says below, it should be taken as a good common sense way to be better to deal with illness.

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#MehmetOz #Coronavirus #TodayShow

How To Boost Your Immune System Against Coronavirus | TODAY

815,353 views

•Mar 10, 2020

TODAY

2.83M subscribers

Dr. Mehmet Oz of “The Dr. Oz Show” tells TODAY that there are proactive steps you can take against the coronavirus, such as boosting your immune system with fruits and vegetables, vitamin D3 and a flu shot. He says to avoid shaking hands and touching your face and to wash your hands frequently.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FqkB7jw99rQ

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Improving our habits and routine is always a bonus.

[domino-710]

Hello - 12 months down the track. LOL

Repetition - repetition - repetition.