Topic: The cure for Covid-19 is right here. - page 14. (Read 3111 times)

Why, why is everyone so afraid of coronovirus? Why is no one afraid of AIDS? Why doesn't the whole world think about how to defeat the flu? Influenza is also dangerous for older people. As a doctor’s husband, I can say. The most important cure is to ventilate your lungs. Jogging is just great. And yes, less TV.

The health officials who led the federal coronavirus task force enjoyed plenty of opportunities to educate Americans on how to face and overcome severe acute respiratory syndrome. However, these “infectious disease experts” mentioned next to nothing about how to equip the individual immune system, how to prevent viral attachment, lessen viral load, and block viral replication. Americans were kept in the dark and left with limited, unsustainable options – like avoiding human contact and staying in a state of isolation into perpetuity.

Now there’s ample evidence that a common mineral, zinc, can block the replication of the virus behind the covid-19 dilemma.

Zinc inhibits coronavirus, blocking viral replication in cells

RNA viruses, including poliovirus, respiratory syncytial virus, picornaviruses, influenza virus, and coronavirus can all be stopped at the cellular level by increasing the intracellular concentration of zinc. Medical researchers from the Molecular Virology Laboratory, Department of Medical Microbiology, Center of Infectious Diseases, Leiden University Medical Center, in the Netherlands explain that the replication of all these viruses can be stopped when zinc concentrations force a correction of proteolytic processing of viral polyproteins.

Using electromobility shift assays (EMSA) in the presence and absence of Zn2+, the researchers measured the binding affinity of the viral RNA and measured a 3-4 fold reduction in RNA-dependent RNA polymerase binding in the presence of zinc.

Why, why is everyone so afraid of coronovirus? Why is no one afraid of AIDS? Why doesn't the whole world think about how to defeat the flu? Influenza is also dangerous for older people. As a doctor’s husband, I can say. The most important cure is to ventilate your lungs. Jogging is just great. And yes, less TV.

Well, thank you Spendy.

Let's say you don't like Kalcker. Let's even say that he's a fraud, personally. Since CD works, that makes a fraud better than the whole medical community including the WHO.

It's about time somebody showed us the tremendous deceit behind, in and throughout the medical worldwide. And you, Spendy, have just done a good job of it.

So, thanks.

I did check with/about Andreas Kalcker.

Here's his diploma.

https://archive.vn/K7lsD/f3cdcce97b1f110d98d3b603f45f6311010759c6.jpg

Here's the "University."

http://transgallaxys.com/~kanzlerzwo/index.php?topic=8374.0

More than 500 people have been cured of Covid within 4 days of CD being administered to them, in Ecuador. Check with Andreas Kalcker... https://andreaskalcker.com/en/. And that is old data. They're having trouble pushing the information about the cure through, past the media.

I accept as true with you that Covid-19 has been tested on people but not enough success has been seen yet Adequate vaccines for the disease haven't been discovered in order that they are re-emerging in check. Therefore, it's better to follow the doctor's advice to avoid the virus.

There are currently over 100 COVID-19 vaccines going through trials, most of which focus on the use of antibodies, a powerful immune-system weapon.

A new paper published in Nature from Swiss, French, and American scientists identified an antibody taken from a patient infected with the SARS (severe acute respiratory syndrome) virus during the outbreak in 2003 that seems to neutralize COVID-19's infection potential.

Antibodies are produced by the immune-system in response to foreign material in the body. 25 antibodies were identified as potentially competent in detecting the COVID-19 virus and binding to its spike protein, the docking mechanism that allows the virus to infiltrate our cells. Eight of these were found to be able to bind both to free viruses and already infected cells.

One candidate, named S309 was shown to have particularly strong neutralizing activity against COVID-19, and by solving the crystal structure of S309, the authors demonstrated how the antibody binds to the viral spike protein while working in combination with another, less potent, antibody that targets a different site on the spike.

This synergistic activity could enhance neutralization while reducing the chance of resistant mutations emerging, the authors suggest.

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The Killer T-Cell

Another weapon in the immune-system's arsenal are killer T-cells. These compounds help us fight some viruses, but throughout the COVID-19 pandemic their role as potentially helpful or benign has been unclear.

Two studies, according to Science, have found that the killer T-cells of COVID-19 positive patients have the potential to both identify and destroy the now famous virus. Moreover, the studies revealed that some people who have never been exposed to COVID-19 also harbor these T-cells—most likely because they were infected with another form of coronavirus in the past.

With the summer and warm weather approaching, many people are ready to pack up their beach bags and hit the pool. Beaches and lakes across the country were already flooded with people on Memorial Day weekend, even in areas where there's still a stay-at-home order (some recreational activity is allowed depending on where you live). But with the coronavirus actively spreading among the population, there's a concern busy beaches and public swimming pools could contribute to a second wave of the pandemic.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the main way for the virus to spread is from an infected person to another person through respiratory droplets, which typically happens when they are within 6 feet of each other. So what does that mean for you -- can the virus survive in natural and human-made bodies of water and infect others?

Here's what we know about coronavirus and the water you swim in. This article provides an overview and isn't intended as medical advice. It updates frequently with new information drawn from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, state and county guidelines and experts in the medical community.

Is it safe to swim in a public pool?

While many public pools have decided to keep their door closed until further notice, others are opening this summer. The CDC says there's no evidence the coronavirus can spread to people through pool water and that proper cleaning with chlorine or bromine should inactivate the virus if it's in the water.

So why are pools remaining closed if there's no evidence of the virus spreading through the water? Because of human behavior. While the coronavirus may not spread easily through pool water, say if someone spits out a big mouthful they accidentally almost swallowed, it could still infect people in close range when heads are out of the water. For example, a group of people chatting in the shallow end, or playing a pool game may be more likely to acquire the virus from their companions' breath or saliva (e.g., through shouting to be heard at a noisy pool) than from the water itself.

How many of these cures have you already found?

Has it been tested on humans?