Magnolia
Jedi
That's just lovely Fluffy. Thank you for a new and welcome vector -- a needed change in magnitude and a direction. It opens a door to a new landscape.
Disease X - Another Step Towards Depopulation And Control
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Fluffy
Dagobah Resident
Wow, sorry to hear this, but if we’re trying to stay elevated in positivity the fact you’d suffer for a shorter amount of time if you were going to bleed to death from a haemorrhage disease is quite a blessing? No? Correct me if I’m wrongLet me put this another way. I suffer from a condition called Ideopathic Thrombocytopenia Purpura. It’s a chronic low platelet condition. I already get petechiae, massive bruising for no reason, nosebleeds that last for days. A normal person’s platelet count is between 150-400. Mine is 40 on s good day. It’s been down to 4. That’s when the emergency transfusions start. So a bleeding disease that might kill you in 10 days will kill me in 10 hours. So you’ll excuse me if the number of potential holes from which I’ll be bleeding to death doesn’t elevate my shock level.
Evan
The Living Force
That’s my way of seeing it. For sure. It would be a quick death. Compared to dying of something like smallpox or plague, quite merciful. No fear!
Ruth
The Living Force
Hey does everyone know the difference between these types of viri? I didn't know that Rhinoviri were the smallest (and perhaps the most transmissible?) viri around. If that makes them more transmissible, I can see why our idiotic elites might 'cook up' a species of this virus in the lab to kill people. It would be very effective if it is very transmissible.
Rhinovirus - Wikipedia
However, the smaller the length of the incubation period, the less likely a person is to spread something by being infectious and not knowing they have the disease. It would seem to me that if something as bad as a rhinovirus with ebola like qualities was cooked up, they would have to make the incubation period as long as possible.... or release it in an airport.
What Does an Incubation Period Mean?
An incubation period is how long it takes for you to develop symptoms after exposure to an infectious disease. Learn more.
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Evan
The Living Force
I know rhinovirus because my mother suffered from chronic rhinitis for years. Rhinitis is a runny nose. Rhino comes from rhinoceros (for obvious reasons), but it doesn’t take an expert to put rhino, virus, and hemorrhagic together and come up with bleeding to death from the nose.
*edit to add: my error @Ruth . I misread your post to say “How (not Hey) does everyone know the difference between these viri?” Serves me right for skimming. Apologies for the lousy reply.
Thank-you!
Just had another thought. I know of a baby who is over 12 months old now and who has had a skin disorder pretty much since birth. It was diagnosed as Molluscum Contagiosum. I had never heard of it before but it looks similar in google images.
Ketone Cop
Jedi Council Member
Fitting that the monkeypox is found in San Francisco sewers, even if it's not the hottest new "variant". They are most likely using that cursed PCR test for this, though I can't find proof. So we are now seeing it poke its head up in several countries almost simultaneously, including the USA. And as always, instead of mandating that gay people stay 6 feet apart from each other to prevent further spread:
"Health officials in San Francisco said they continued to recommend a two-dose mpox vaccine for anyone with HIV and men, trans people and nonbinary people who have sex with men, trans people or nonbinary people."
Avoid the sewers, and please boil everything you plan to flush down the drain before doing so. That will destroy the DNA signature. Of course that won't help you with your drinking water, but currently it seems what we flush down the drain is contributing to our downfall.
(And yes I'm kidding, sort of, with regards to boiling your refuse. We are going to see "positive tests" no matter what we do.)
"Health officials in San Francisco said they continued to recommend a two-dose mpox vaccine for anyone with HIV and men, trans people and nonbinary people who have sex with men, trans people or nonbinary people."
Avoid the sewers, and please boil everything you plan to flush down the drain before doing so. That will destroy the DNA signature. Of course that won't help you with your drinking water, but currently it seems what we flush down the drain is contributing to our downfall.
(And yes I'm kidding, sort of, with regards to boiling your refuse. We are going to see "positive tests" no matter what we do.)
meadow_wind
Jedi Council Member
The serious part: My daughter has a chronic rhinitis for 3 years now, and I suspect dust mites to be the culprit, but she loves her stuffed animals/plushes in her bed... We tried removing them all in a bag for many months to see if it would make a difference, but I think it did not matter since the rhinitis was already well installed and chronic. What did your mom do to get rid of it? Our doctor swears by those cortisone sprays...I know rhinovirus because my mother suffered from chronic rhinitis for years. Rhinitis is a runny nose. Rhino comes from rhinoceros (for obvious reasons), but it doesn’t take an expert to put rhino, virus, and hemorrhagic together and come up with bleeding to death from the nose.
*edit to add: my error @Ruth . I misread your post to say “How (not Hey) does everyone know the difference between these viri?” Serves me right for skimming. Apologies for the lousy reply.
The humor part: My son started a low fever Monday, accompanied by a light cough and random bleeding from the nose once a day. Scared my mom and the daycare lady big time; surprise factor!
I think we're good here! We caught and are already immunized against that hemorrhagic plague 
ApotheosisMMC.
Jedi Council Member
What is your diet like in general? In my case, I had to stop eating dairy products and vegetable oils. I was classified as chronic in that I was a mouth breather all the time and could only breathe through my nose poorly a couple of times a year.The serious part: My daughter has a chronic rhinitis for 3 years now, and I suspect dust mites to be the culprit, but she loves her stuffed animals/plushes in her bed... We tried removing them all in a bag for many months to see if it would make a difference, but I think it did not matter since the rhinitis was already well installed and chronic. What did your mom do to get rid of it? Our doctor swears by those cortisone sprays...
The humor part: My son started a low fever Monday, accompanied by a light cough and random bleeding from the nose once a day. Scared my mom and the daycare lady big time; surprise factor!
meadow_wind
Jedi Council Member
Healthy? hehe that's always relative to many factors.
- I try to buy organic from local farms as much as possible.
- I need to avoid dairy because of intolerances, and I suspect my daughter will need to do the same.
- I try to reach the optimal amount of animal proteins we need every day while eating lots of green veggies, and some of other colors.
- I've read most of the health thread from this forum, especially on detox, and I'm gradually implementing it in our lives. It's not that hard since we were already doing most of it. However, I'm almost sure Keto diet won't work for me, so I'll settle for 1 day a week of fasting or a couple of days of intermittent fasting instead.
edit: I've been breathing at night through my mouth since I was little. I figured out it was dust mite allergies. I covered mattress and pillow with anti-allergy covers, bought a HEPA vacuum (my best friend) and a HEPA air filter: I can nose breath again!!
Wandering Star
The Living Force
I have been allergic to dust mites since I was a child.The serious part: My daughter has a chronic rhinitis for 3 years now, and I suspect dust mites to be the culprit, but she loves her stuffed animals/plushes in her bed... We tried removing them all in a bag for many months to see if it would make a difference, but I think it did not matter since the rhinitis was already well installed and chronic. What did your mom do to get rid of it? Our doctor swears by those cortisone sprays...
The humor part: My son started a low fever Monday, accompanied by a light cough and random bleeding from the nose once a day. Scared my mom and the daycare lady big time; surprise factor!
What works very well for me is fresh royal jelly (it is important that it is fresh and preserved in a cold chain, otherwise it loses its magic), it interacts with the nose and the pituitary gland in an incredible way.
If you are not allergic to bees, it is fantastic.
For the immune system, it is something very surprising.
Q: Next question: is there any relationship between the fact that Roger de Mortimer, the carrier of the last of the line of the Welsh kings, was the lover of Isabella of France, who was the daughter of Philip the Fair, the destroyer of the Templars, and the murder of Edward II, the first of the English Prince of Wales?
A: Templars are a setup, insofar as persecution is concerned. Remember your "historical records" can be distorted, in order to throw off future inquiries, such as your own.
Q: I know that. I have already figured that one out! But, it seems that no one else has made this connection. I mean, the bloodlines that converge in the Percys and the Mortimers are incredible!
A: You should know that these bloodlines become parasitically infected, harassed and tinkered with whenever a quantum leap of awareness is imminent.
Q: Whenever a quantum leap...
A: Such as "now."
