Topic: Viruses (Read 200 times)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1OTxDQNbZk&feature=youtu.be

In this old video he talks about magic mushroom will deal with a lot of viruses.
Also containing reserpine is devil pepper, or serpentine wood

I think it's more ... Churches Fried Chicken but maybe McD also.

Nearly 10 percent of the human genome is made of bits of virus DNA. For the most part, this viral DNA is not harmful. In some cases, scientists are finding, it actually has a beneficial impact.

https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2016/11/161128151050.htm

The virus has without stopping One virus appears after another  nobody can cure it completely but it are often prevented  But if Allah willed it could control it completely I heard it or if the wrath of Allah is displeasing to an area where it spreads the disease they're more susceptible to the virus due to deforestation and exposure to wild animals. There are thousands of viruses that a lot of don't know their names.

Link?  Your description of the article screams bullshit.

Viruses get one chance to mutate when they are being assembled in a cell.  One tiny tiny tiny fraction gets a mutation which might allow it to attack a different kind of cell (e.g. 'jump' to a different type of host.)

The conditions which favor both the vast increase in assembly and the species jump to humans are small-scale animal husbandry with animals LIVING in close proximity to humans.  These types of farming practices are common in Asia and it has been widely recognized that most seasonal flu starts in that area and almost certain for that reason.

It has nothing to do with 'deforestation' per say.  That is greenie gibberish to get published where get a certain (fairly dim) eyeballs will see it.

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Lots of the propaganda coming out of this SARS-II event just so happens to denigrate people eating what they want and farming in small-scale ways (which impose a cap on what corporate agriculture can charge for their shit products.)  I doubt that is completely coincidental.

The basic take-away that a lot of the idiot class will be that if those Chinese just stopped eating everything which moves and buy their chicken in McNugget form from Tyson, all would be OK.  As usual, the greenie class will have the their opinion reinforced that all humans should die and Mother Gaia will be happy.

According to article i read virus are spread from animals to humans normally if leave wild animals in forests nothing happens , but what humans are doing is deforestation due to which humans are entering the wild ares and come in contact with animals  or animals are entering in to the cities

Most of the virus have started in china , due to over population deforestation is more and Chinese to eat all type of animals and human to human contact is more in over populated areas

There are many more viruses not to be named yet. The more people will be infected with the virus as the days go by.

Virus can not replicate without a suitable host. The whole life debate is from the fact that viruses can not reproduce, the host produces them.
Second you can not kill a virus because it was not alive in the first place. Once its in the body (its host) it stays with-it until the body dies.
The immune system will control it, (if it is healthy). If the immune system has a weak spot the virus will attack, anyone with herpes knows full well.
If the host corpse temperature drops below 30°C (86°F) the virus then dies.

Religions, all of them are witchcraft, pick any god and it will be the wrong one in someone else's universe.

God would only want to do that if he was a psychopath. It gets a lot worse than viruses, too. How about parasitoid wasps?
"I cannot persuade myself that a beneficent and omnipotent God would have designedly created the Ichneumonidæ with the express intention of their feeding within the living bodies of Caterpillars" — Charles Darwin

Personally I believe there is no god. More than that, if it could be conclusively proven that god does exist and created everything and is all-powerful, then I still wouldn't worship him - partly because no-one should be worshipped, and partly because in any case he's a f***ing sadist.

Everything evolved. Once you understand this, you understand that the purpose of life - any life - is self-perpetuation. Viruses exist because they evolved. They proliferate because they adapt quickly and are resilient. Evolution is an ongoing process. They are capable of mutation and replication, and they don't need a "use" dictated by some evil overseer. You could argue that viruses aren't alive. I would counter that viruses contain genetic material, they replicate, they mutate. Is that not life?

Lots of viruses target bacteria, and lots of bacteria are problematic for humans.

Scarlet fever was caused by a virus which attacked the bacteria which caused strep throat.  It happened to have a downside of producing a toxin as a byproduct, and that toxin happened to make humans sick.  Most do not.

I would never wish to judge anything as having 'no use'.  Ecosystems are amazingly complex, and a fundamental law of ecology is that 'you can never do just one thing.'  I'd take my chances by leaving everything alone and focus on trying to be healthy and fight off problems with the gifts that Evolution/God gave me.  If others want to remove all viruses from their house, that's cool.  Please leave my house alone though.  I know of to many instances where the instinct is folly.

The fact that they are nothing but dead stuffs until they get a host is what makes me wonder how they came into existence lol. Sometimes I wonder if Elon Musk is correct when he says that we are living in a simulation where we are target of some experiments. Because why would God even want to create viruses just so it can infect living beings. Virus are monofunctional and can only harm, no use.

First up how to deal with the nasty's
1. Hygiene, not having open sewers all over the place helped a lot over the decades. Washing hands often, dont thouch puplic touchscreens.
2. Sunshine, yes viruses are not best friends with the sun.
3. Everyday cut a new onion in halve and have it on the table in the flu season
4. Neutral PH (7) is optimal
5. Magic mushroom, he explains https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1OTxDQNbZk&feature=youtu.be reserpine is also in devil pepper/serpentine wood
6. No list complete without some homeopathic medicine , in these case Glycyrrhizin aka black Liquorice
7. Most important Vitamine C lots, lots of it


So how many are there? Lots of them, 130
The 53 Human host only are:

.	Virus	Transmission	Disease
1	Aichi virus	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
2	BK polyomavirus	Respiratory fluids or urine	None
3	Cosavirus A	Fecal-oral (probable)	-
4	Coxsackievirus	Fecal-oral	Meningitis, myocarditis, paralysis
5	Echovirus	Fecal-oral	Common cold
6	Epstein-Barr virus	Contact, saliva	Mononucleosis
7	GB virus C/Hepatitis G virus	Blood, occasionally sexual	None
8	Hepatitis A virus	Fecal-oral	Hepatitis
9	Hepatitis C virus	Sexual, blood	Hepatitis
10	Hepatitis delta virus	Sexual contact, blood	Hepatitis
11	Human adenovirus	Respiratory, fecal-oral	Respiratory
12	Human astrovirus	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
13	Human coronavirus	Respiratory	Respiratory
14	Human cytomegalovirus	Contact, urine, saliva	Mononucleosis, pneumonia
15	Human enterovirus 68, 70	Fecal-oral	Diarrhea, neurological disorder
16	Human herpesvirus 1	Sexual contact, saliva	Skin lesions
17	Human herpesvirus 2	Sexual contact, saliva	Skin lesions
18	Human herpesvirus 6	Respiratory, contact	Skin lesions
19	Human herpesvirus 7	Respiratory, contact	Skin lesions
20	Human herpesvirus 8	Sexual contact, saliva	Skin lymphoma
21	Human immunodeficiency virus	Sexual contact, blood	AIDS
22	Human papillomavirus 1	Contact	Skin warts
23	Human papillomavirus 2	Contact	Skin warts
24	Human papillomavirus 16,18	Sexual	Genital warts, cervical cancer
25	Human parainfluenza	Respiratory	Respiratory
26	Human parvovirus B19	Respiratory	Skin lesion
27	Human respiratory syncytial virus	Respiratory	Respiratory
28	Human rhinovirus	Respiratory	Respiratory
29	Human spumaretrovirus	Contact, saliva	None
30	Human T-lymphotropic virus	Sexual contact, maternal-neonatal	Leukemia
31	Human torovirus	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
32	Influenza B virus	Respiratory	Flu
33	Influenza C virus	Respiratory	Flu
34	JC polyomavirus	Fecal-oral or urine	Encephalitis
35	KI Polyomavirus	Fecal-oral or urine	Encephalitis
36	Lordsdale virus	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
37	Measles virus	Respiratory	Fever, rash
38	Merkel cell polyomavirus	-	Merkel cell carcinoma
39	Molluscum contagiosum virus	Contact	Skin lesions
40	Mumps virus	Respiratory, saliva	Mumps
41	Norwalk virus	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
42	Rosavirus A
43	Rotavirus A	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
44	Rotavirus B	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
45	Rotavirus C	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
46	Rubella virus	Respiratory	Rubella
47	Salivirus A		Gastroenteritis
48	Sapporo virus	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
49	Southampton virus	Fecal-oral	Gastroenteritis
50	Torque teno virus	Sexual, blood	None
51	Varicella-zoster virus	Respiratory, contact	Varicella
52	Variola virus	Respiratory	Variola
53	WU polyomavirus	Respiratory fluids or urine	None

The 76 where humans are not the only host is the concern. Whats next Vaccine bats, rats, mosquitos?
Main principle to keep viruses a bay is cleanliness, hygiene and orderly lifestyle. Drinking animal feces is arguably not part of it.
(#52) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kopi_luwak No surprising sars and such can spread.
Purposely injecting toxins and viruses (vaccines) is simply not a solution, just weakens the body as it stays in the body forever.

.	Virus	Host	Transmission	Disease
1	Puumala virus	Human, bank vole	Zoonosis, urine, saliva	Hemorrhagic fever
2	Australian bat lyssavirus	Human, bats	Zoonosis, animal bite	Fatal encephalitis
3	European bat lyssavirus	Human, bats	Zoonosis, animal bite	Fatal encephalitis
4	Nipah virus	Human, bats	Zoonosis, animal bite	Encephalitis
5	Semliki forest virus	Human, birds, hedgehog, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain
6	Eastern equine encephalitis virus	Human, birds, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
7	Sindbis virus	Human, birds, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Pogosta_disease Fever, joint pain
8	St. louis encephalitis virus	Human, birds, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
9	Influenza A virus	Human, birds, pigs	Respiratory or Zoonosis, animal contact	Flu
10	West Nile virus	Human, birds, ticks, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
11	Vesicular stomatitis virus	Human, cattle, horse, pig, flies	Zoonosis, athropod bite	Encephalitis
12	Banna virus	Human, cattle, pig, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
13	Hepatitis B virus	Human, Chimpanzees	Sexual contact, blood	Hepatitis
14	Bunyavirus La Crosse	Human, deer, mosquitoes, tamias	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
15	Simian virus 5	Human, dog	Zoonosis, contact	Undocumented
16	Hendra virus	Human, horse, bats	Zoonosis, animal bite	Encephalitis
17	Sagiyama virus	Human, horse, pig, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain
18	Horsepox virus	Human, horses	Zoonosis, contact	None
19	Japanese encephalitis virus	Human, horses, birds, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod borne	Encephalitis
20	Kunjin virus	Human, horses, birds, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod borne	Encephalitis
21	Cowpox virus	Human, mammals	Zoonosis, contact	None
22	Duvenhage virus	Human, mammals	Zoonosis, animal bite	Fatal encephalitis
23	Lagos bat virus	Human, mammals	Zoonosis, animal bite	Fatal encephalitis
24	Orf virus	Human, mammals	Zoonosis, contact	Skin lesions
25	Poliovirus	Human, mammals	Fecal-oral	Poliomyelitis
26	Rabies virus	Human, mammals	Zoonosis, animal bite	Fatal encephalitis
27	Vaccinia virus	Human, mammals	Contact	None
28	Rift valley fever virus	Human, mammals, mosquitoes, sandflies	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Hemorrhagic fever
29	Louping ill virus	Human, mammals, ticks	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
30	Barmah forest virus	Human, marsupials, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain
31	Cercopithecine herpesvirus	Human, monkeys	Zoonosis, animal bite	Encephalitis
32	Simian foamy virus	Human, monkeys	Zoonosis, contact	None
33	Yaba monkey tumor virus	Human, monkeys	Zoonosis, contact	None
34	Yaba-like disease virus	Human, monkeys	Zoonosis, contact	None
35	Ebolavirus	Human, monkeys, bats	Zoonosis, contact	Hemorrhagic fever
36	Lake Victoria marburgvirus	Human, monkeys, bats	Zoonosis, fomite	Hemorrhagic fever
37	Chikungunya virus	Human, monkeys, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain
38	Yellow fever virus	Human, monkeys, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Hemorrhagic fever
39	Zika virus	Human, monkeys, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain, rash
40	Machupo virus	Human, monkeys, mouse	Zoonosis, fomite	Encephalitis
41	Bunyamwera virus	Human, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
42	Dengue virus	Human, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Hemorrhagic fever
43	Mayaro virus	Human, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain
44	Murray valley encephalitis virus	Human, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
45	O’nyong-nyong virus	Human, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain
46	Toscana virus	Human, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Hemorrhagic fever
47	Ross river virus	Human, mosquitoes, marsupials	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain
48	New York virus	Human, mouse	Zoonosis, urine, saliva	Hemorrhagic fever
49	Monkeypox virus	Human, mouse, prairie dog	Zoonosis, contact	Skin lesions
50	Mengo encephalomyocarditis virus	Human, mouse, rabbit	Zoonosis	Encephalitis
51	Encephalomyocarditis virus	Human, mouse, rat, pig	Zoonosis	Encephalitis
52	Human SARS coronavirus	Human, palm civet	Zoonosis	Respiratory
53	Hepatitis E virus	Human, pig, monkeys, some rodents, chicken	Zoonosis, food	Hepatitis
54	Pichinde virus	Human, rat, guinea pig	Zoonosis, fomite	Hemorrhagic fever
55	Lassa virus	Human, rats	Zoonosis, fomites	Hemorrhagic fever
56	Seoul virus	Human, rats	Zoonosis, urine, saliva	Hemorrhagic fever
57	Hantaan virus	Human, rodents	Zoonosis, urine, saliva	Renal or respiratory syndrome
58	Junin arenavirus	Human, rodents	Zoonosis, fomite	Hemorrhagic fever
59	Lymphocytic choriomeningitis virus	Human, rodents	Zoonosis, fomite	Encephalitis
60	Mokola virus	Human, rodents, cat, dog shrew	Zoonosis, animal bite	Encephalitis
61	Bunyavirus snowshoe hare	Human, rodents, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
62	Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus	Human, rodents, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain
63	Chandipura virus	Human, sandflies	Zoonosis, athropod bite	Encephalitis
64	Punta toro phlebovirus	Human, sandflies	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Hemorrhagic fever
65	Sandfly fever sicilian virus	Human, sandflies	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Hemorrhagic fever
66	Isfahan virus	Human, sandflies, gerbils	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Undocumented, encephalitis?
67	Dhori virus	Human, ticks	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, encephalitis
68	Dugbe virus	Human, ticks	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Thrombocytopaenia
69	Langat virus	Human, ticks	Zoonosis, arthropod borne	Encephalitis
70	Tick-borne powassan virus	Human, ticks	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Encephalitis
71	Uukuniemi virus	Human, ticks	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Hemorrhagic fever
72	MERS coronavirus	Human, Tomb bat	Zoonosis	Respiratory
73	Adeno-associated virus	Human, vertebrates	Respiratory	None
74	Western equine encephalitis virus	Human, vertebrates, mosquitoes	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain
75	Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever virus	Human, vertebrates, ticks	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Hemorrhagic fever
76	Oropouche virus	Human, wild animals(sloths)	Zoonosis, arthropod bite	Fever, joint pain