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    Prominent Thai doctor says everyone will eventually catch Covid-19, we need to learn to live with it

    in Thailand News

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    11 minutes ago, stephenterry said:

    Invermectin has been tried and tested for humans for decades. It's main feature is that it will block the protein spike of ANY Covid variant, hence if utilised at an early stage, will reduce the effects of the virus.

     

    However, there are side effects, one of which is it increases blood INR by interacting with warfarin. But so does alcohol. 

     

    For me, I caught Covid last December and suffered from a higher (normal range) blood pressure reading, weak headache, loss of taste and smell, and for three days I felt like living in a fridge - couldn't get warm. It attacked only the biggest organ in my body, my skin arms and legs modestly covered in blisters which went away after a week, leaving my skin in good shape, presumably because my DNA mutated to destroy it.   

     

    I trust I now have antibodies that would repel any further infections, so I'm going down that natural route rather than being a guinea pig for big Pharma. As I see it, people who have had mild infections are in a better situation than risking worse and unknown side effects from vaccines that have not tried the test of time. 

     

    BTW, my immune system is benefitted by daily ZINC, D3, Vit B&C. on top of a whole food plant based dietary regime. Covid certainly doesn't work effectively with a D3 strength pitted aginst it.

    This is the most balanced sensible info I have read in here re Covid - usually there is nothing but nonsense in here.

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    New Covid-19 outbreak in Thailand still in early stages, expert warns

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    Probably relevant to read this short article published by the British Medical Journal on 21 December 2020.

     

    "Unusually in disease management, a positive test result is the sole criterion for a covid-19 case. Normally, a test is a support for clinical diagnosis, not a substitute. 
    This lack of clinical oversight means we know very little about the proportions of people with positive results who are truly asymptomatic throughout the course of their 
    infection and the proportions who are paucisymptomatic (subclinical), presymptomatic (go on to develop symptoms later), or post-infection (with viral RNA fragments still 
    detectable from an earlier infection)."

     

    https://www.bmj.com/content/371/bmj.m4851

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