Having Carona virus probably gives you lifetime immunity

[David1701]

16 hours ago, Amigo42 said:

Well, nurses and doctors are very frustrated especially in more red States where nearly ALL the deaths are from the unvaccinated.  This isn't even the government here.

See this link to a testimony from an experienced nurse, in New York's Elmhurst hospital.  It's an eye-opener.

 

 

Edited December 25, 2021 by Alive
video link in wrong area and too long

[R. Hartono]

14 hours ago, David1701 said:

See this link to a testimony from an experienced nurse, in New York's Elmhurst hospital.  It's an eye-opener.

 

 

Covid patients shud be given blood thinner such as aspirin  to avoid blood clot n Dexamethasone to avoid IL6 cytokin storm but they were not, instead patients were let to suffer cytokin storm n then they put them into ventilator n infused them with Tocilizumab which cost 1000 x (one thousand Times) dexamethasone. Most died after being placed in costly ventilator.

 

Edited December 25, 2021 by Alive

[Sower]

2 hours ago, David1701 said:

I take vitamins C, D and Zinc, every day.  Most Covid deaths are people who are vitamin D deficient.

Yes, that was also part of our cocktail, in addition to a few of our other regular daily vitamins.
Here in central/south Texas we get plenty of sun, but we took 'D' anyway.
Going outside regularly, catching a few rays and fresh air, during our covid.
Plenty of sun during recovery after to get energy back. I really could feel the energy soaking in.
I believe our quick recovery was due to semi weekly prophylactic meds prior and then 
immediate taking same meds daily  boosting our natural God given immune system.
Had to go to underground sources for the HCQ at ten times the cost, and started them months before catching covid.

As always we say, it is to God be the glory for our health, and amen!

It's OK to decide your own health treatment without apology.

[Marathoner]

Plenty of "vitamin C" here! 

In all seriousness, I make sure there are plenty of essential vitamins and minerals in my diet since I'm not a fan of pills. Oily fish (salmon, mackerel, herring, et. al.) are excellent sources of vitamin D. Beans are loaded with nutrients and those lovely chile peppers I crave are a great source of beta carotene, which the body converts into vitamin A. 

The Lord saw fit to reunite me with my youngest sister recently and so I learned that like myself, she remained unscathed while everyone around her fell ill with COVID-19. Some may be aware that I work with the homeless which is definitely a high-risk occupation; last year, the shelter was shut down due to an outbreak which affected our residents and all but a few members of staff. I was one who was unaffected in spite of being exposed to positive cases over and over again. 

I made sure our residents were cared for, monitoring their symptoms and delivering food as well as other necessities. For a while there I was tested weekly, subjected to regular swabbing at the VA, and never once registered positive. My sister works at a pharmacy (another risky occupation) and she reported something similar there. 

I'm convinced that relative immunity to COVID-19 is genetic in origin with the state of one's immune system being a modifier, of course. 

[Sower]

16 hours ago, David1701 said:

P.S. Brothers and sisters, please watch this testimony, from a Nurse in New York's Elmhurst Hospital.

 

I watched it with my wife. A confirmation after having heard so many other nurses and doctors testimonies.
I can't imagine the loss felt losing her last patient after the doctors had her removed so they could apply protocols, and dying 20 minuets later. Where is the main stream fake media exposing what was rampant in NY city, and so blatant.

David;  "Beans are loaded with nutrients and those lovely chili peppers I crave are a great source of beta carotene,
which the body converts into vitamin A"

Funny you should mention that. During our covid sickness, other than some soup given us by friends once, all I ate every day were bean tacos covered with dried crushed chili pequin peppers I grow. I read a medical  article years ago that stated a jalapeno pepper a day was more nutritious than an apple a day.  I never lost my taste nor smell, and wonder if  the peppers had something to do with that. I have two plants, one out doors and one in my shop that are producing a fresh crop almost ready to pick for winter use. Here in central Texas the chili pequin grows in the wild like flowers. If I could just stop the mocking birds from taking more than their share.

 

 

 

[David1701]

31 minutes ago, Sower said:

I watched it with my wife. A confirmation after having heard so many other nurses and doctors testimonies.
I can't imagine the loss felt losing her last patient after the doctors had her removed so they could apply protocols, and dying 20 minuets later. Where is the main stream fake media exposing what was rampant in NY city, and so blatant.

David;  "Beans are loaded with nutrients and those lovely chili peppers I crave are a great source of beta carotene,
which the body converts into vitamin A"

Funny you should mention that. During our covid sickness, other than some soup given us by friends once, all I ate every day were bean tacos covered with dried crushed chili pequin peppers I grow. I read a medical  article years ago that stated a jalapeno pepper a day was more nutritious than an apple a day.  I never lost my taste nor smell, and wonder if  the peppers had something to do with that. I have two plants, one out doors and one in my shop that are producing a fresh crop almost ready to pick for winter use. Here in central Texas the chili pequin grows in the wild like flowers. If I could just stop the mocking birds from taking more than their share.

 

 

 

Chili growing in the wild, mocking birds and sunshine ... are you trying to make me envious, because it's working!

In Scotland, we even have a special word for grey, wet, cold weather (because we have so much of it) - "dreich" (pronounced as if it were spelt dreech, with the "ch" as in the German "achtung"); in fact, it's been voted the most popular word in Scots (it's not in English).

I wasn't the one who mentioned beans and chili, but it's helpful to know - thanks. One of my favourite dishes is chili con carne.

P.S. I've seen a quote by M. Zuckerberg, saying that Facebook censors information about the adverse effects from vaccines, because he thinks that everyone should be vaccinated.  With attitudes like that, it's no wonder we can't get to the truth.

P.P.S. After all that, I forgot about the video!  Yes, it must have been heartbreaking for that nurse to work amongst all that unnecessary death, especially that last one, who was recovering, until senior staff sent her out of the room, while they "treated" the patient, who died within 20 mins..

Edited December 25, 2021 by David1701

[Guest]

16 hours ago, David1701 said:

I doubt if they even know the real numbers.  There is so much going on in hospitals and coroners' reports that it's probably impossible even to make a reasonable guess at the true figures.

P.S. Brothers and sisters, please watch this testimony, from a Nurse in New York's Elmhurst Hospital.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIDsKdeFOmQ&feature=youtu.be

 

Isn’t that video from a year ago?

[Alive]

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[David1701]

2 hours ago, Rick_Parker said:

Isn’t that video from a year ago?

I think so, yes.

[David1701]

16 hours ago, R. Hartono said:

Covid patients shud be given blood thinner such as aspirin  to avoid blood clot n Dexamethasone to avoid IL6 cytokin storm but they were not, instead patients were let to suffer cytokin storm n then they put them into ventilator n infused them with Tocilizumab which cost 1000 x (one thousand Times) dexamethasone. Most died after being placed in costly ventilator.

 

Ventilators can be deadly, if not used properly; and medical staff know this.