Topic: When will covid-19 disappear? - page 10. (Read 1995 times)

covid is happening everywhere even in places without tuberculosis prevalence.. and to pre-empt your other conspiracy, even in places without 5g

just so you know.. doctors can tell the difference between asthma, tuberculosis, copd and covid induced pneumonia

here is a different swing on things that will blow your mind
people do not die due to a covid swab test being positive.
infact only ~2% of people die who have covid.
let me break it down roughty for you
50% - no symptom
30% -mild symptom -stay home
18% - severe symptom - go to hospital - recover
2%  - severe symptom - go to hospital -die

you can spot this by the those tested are usually those who are in hospital the 20% and 10% of 20%=2% die
2million people admitted to hospital by week x = 200k died by week x+2
because thats how long on average they suffer in hospital before their SYMPTOMS kill them

              -> the test at admission is not the cause of death  <-

and by going by those numbers only 10mill around the world have been exposed so far

places like california done a study. they have a high case load. but only ~1.5% exposure rate
50 of 3300 of a randomised sampling study

yes, that's right but in few months the situation will calm dow a little bit - i hope so

You still don't understand that the California study included Covid-19 antibodies in most (if not all) of the people. Antibodies don't just pop into existence for the fun of it. They are built by the immune system as a protection against some disease... in this case Covid-19.

covid is happening everywhere even in places without tuberculosis prevalence.. and to pre-empt your other conspiracy, even in places without 5g

just so you know.. doctors can tell the difference between asthma, tuberculosis, copd and covid induced pneumonia

here is a different swing on things that will blow your mind
people do not die due to a covid swab test being positive.
infact only ~2% of people die who have covid.
let me break it down roughty for you
50% - no symptom
30% -mild symptom -stay home
18% - severe symptom - go to hospital - recover
2%  - severe symptom - go to hospital -die

you can spot this by the those tested are usually those who are in hospital the 20% and 10% of 20%=2% die
2million people admitted to hospital by week x = 200k died by week x+2
because thats how long on average they suffer in hospital before their SYMPTOMS kill them

              -> the test at admission is not the cause of death  <-

and by going by those numbers only 10mill around the world have been exposed so far

places like california done a study. they have a high case load. but only ~1.5% exposure rate
50 of 3300 of a randomised sampling study

According To CDC Data, It’s NOT COVID-19 Coronavirus That Is Causing All The Severe Lung Deaths

Examine the maps below.  They show the States where COVID-19 cases occur which correlates with where tuberculosis of the lungs is prevalent.  Either of two conclusions can be made from these maps:

1) Either people living in these States have weak immunity and therefore are likely to develop COVID-19 coronavirus or tuberculosis, or both; and/or

2) The fact most cases of lung pathology occur along the southern border and New York City, where immigrants enter the country, typically with dormant or latent cases of TB.  TB may be an uninvestigated co-morbidity that is causing many deaths attributed to COVID-19 coronavirus.

In the next graphic (below) the top chart indicates mortality from pneumonia and influenza only for 2016-2020 with a dramatic up-spike (red line) in early 2020.  The bottom chart displays data for total deaths from COVID-19 coronavirus in addition to pneumonia and influenza for Oct. 2015-April 2020 with a sharp increase in the third and fourth months of 2020 (red line).  When both charts are compared, it is obvious that the reported increase in deaths is largely due to pneumonia or influenza, not COVID-19.

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In the next graphic (below) the top chart indicates mortality from pneumonia and influenza only for 2016-2020 with a dramatic up-spike (red line) in early 2020.  The bottom chart displays data for total deaths from COVID-19 coronavirus in addition to pneumonia and influenza for Oct. 2015-April 2020 with a sharp increase in the third and fourth months of 2020 (red line).  When both charts are compared, it is obvious that the reported increase in deaths is largely due to pneumonia or influenza, not COVID-19.

covid-19 threat will dispersal when there will be 60% vaccined or immune. Vaccine will most likely not be available for a year. Most countries took so strict measures they will not be able to gave 60% immunity in one year time. Maybe over time they will see from other countries what is the best way.

covid does like warm weather.
africa for instance is suffering and they have 40^O weather. so hoping northern hemesphere nations that only suffer form 25-35^O. means the weather wont irradicate it.
infact. the warmer weather will make people want to get out of their houses and socialise and go places other people are. thus causing an increase of infectee's

if there was no isolations no restrictions. a country like america could start at 50 infectees in week 1 and have gone through all 320mill in just 21 weeks. but that would be with MILLIONS of hospitalisations, which hospitals cant cope with. where hospitals would have gone to capacity in just 9 weeks


by implementing isolations at week 6 means the r0 shows a low % of population infected and if they lower the number and release the restrictions a little and tighten them when needed it would be low 0.x% a month, meaning years for full population spread.

to avoid waves of needing to tighten restrictions and keep it at a low 0.x% per month level. the countries will need to ensure people socially distance AND contact trace those infected with those they came near.

take for instance sweden. it is not really doing much contact tracing and is just relying on social distance. the numbers are rising and they are going to reach a critical point of infections where they will need to lockdown to save hospitals being overwhelmed
they have only had it for 5 weeks since their 50 case week 1, where as US/UK are nearer 10th week

taking a look at china who had their 50th infectee at the start of january. they are much far ahead and they done all the required restrictions including contact tracing. but if you look at their low numbers of infectee's against their large billion population. they will never achieve 'herd immunity levels for many many years

the only real hopes are:
a treatment that can lower the risk of needing hospitalisations.
restrictions to some extent and loosening/tightening them for next couple years
increasing hospital capacity to let it expand to 1-2% spread a month before tightening. instead of 0.x%
having a vaccine available soon to inoculate people to reduce hospital requirement and deathcounts

in short.
dont think it will disappear over summer


i know it will not disappear but i think the situation will calm down a bit and people will live normal again as much as it's possible

When will covid-19 disappear?

The question "when will quarantine and self-isolation end"? whole world wonders.