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Preventative Protocol for Covid-19

Quercetin has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects which might help reduce inflammation, kill cancer cells, control blood sugar, and help prevent heart disease. This clip is taken from the Joe Rogan Experience #1589​ with Dr. Mark Gordon, the only person during this entire pandemic who has given supplement advice clearly on a mainstream show. Mainstream media still hasn’t mentioned how to boost immunity or preventative protocol for Covid-19. Complete list of supplements/vitamins mentioned: -  Zinc (15mg x2 a day preventative, change to 30mg x2 if you have covid) -  Quercetin (500mg x2 a day preventative, change to 1000mg x2 if you have covid).  Also, green tea and turmeric can be good sources but I think they are far lower (eg green tea infusions only have 2.1 mg quercetin 100 mL−1)  Vitamins (doctor recommended getting your levels measured first. If you have enough, taking more won't give you benefits but might be harmful)  Vitamin C (Ascorbyl palmit...

Week 4 2021

Week commencing 25th January 2021. Prime Minister Boris Johnson under pressure and faces questions over Covid Death toll. The UK’s official Covid death toll passed 100,000, stoking pressure on Boris Johnson to explain the loss of life. Richard Murray, chief executive of the King’s Fund, said it is “almost impossible to believe that a wealthy island nation with a universal healthcare system” would have “one of the highest death tolls from the coronavirus pandemic”. The PM said he was “deeply sorry” that so many had died, adding: “it’s hard to compute the sorrow contained in that grim statistic”. Covid-19 could become a “much more treatable disease” over the next 18 months, according to a health service chief. Sir Simon Stevens, chief executive of NHS England, told MPs that in the “second half of the year and beyond we will…see more therapeutics” and “more treatments for coronavirus” which will help us have a “much more normal future”. UK to announce quarantine hotels. The government is ...

Week 3 2021

Week Commencing 18th Jan 2021 Trump delivers farewell address, Donald Trump has made his final speech before leaving office , saying: “We did what we came to do - and so much more.”  The president, who leaves office today, said he took on “the tough battles, the hardest fights... because that's what you elected me to do”. He has also issued 73 more pardons in his final hours in office , including one for his former adviser Steve Bannon, who has been charged with fraud. In the US, Joe Biden was sworn in as the nation’s 46th president , and kicked off his term in office by immediately signing a raft of executive orders that included recommitting the US to the Paris Climate Agreement and ending the travel ban on Muslim majority countries. 26000 troops poured into the city to help protect Wednesday's inauguration events, ANTIFA mobs clashed with cops as rioters vandalized the HQ of the Oregon Democrats, burned American flags outside state capitols and chanted anti Joe Biden slurs ...

Freedom to Speak

2021 has started out with many different instances of censoring points of view. I am going to give 3 examples I have seen recently and I am positive that there are many more examples of suppressing an alternative opinion.  I understand that the pandemic has created a new way we live now, bound to our homes and probably constantly scouring the Internet to get some sort of contact and context to what we are experiencing. It is hard to cope and with every lockdown, it seems the exhaustion many have to discuss the narrative, it is fuelled by fear or anger with a hint of sarcasm. The alternative perspectives online were alot more prevelant online in march 2020. Since then, labels have been attached to these viewpoints such as Covidiots, Conspiracy Theorists, clowns to name a few. This is not a discussion. The people who do the labelling and do not like the alternative term these peoples views as dangerous and from what I have read, do not begin to think as to how they could form an opin...

Week 2 2021

  Week Commencing 11th Jan 2021 The focus this week was on food poverty and the free school meals programme that has had a lot of attention due to the campaigning of footballer Marcus Rashford. There was a lot of anger on social media regarding the picture of a food parcel received and equated cost to about 5 pounds when it should equate to 30 pounds. the food parcel is expected to feed a family for 5 days according the government guidelines. The company that was awarded the contract Chartwells have since apologised and surely thought they could get away with conning the British tax payer by claiming the 30 pounds back per family and thus getting large amounts of profit through this scheme. On wednesday in Parliament the issue had been raised by Labour leader Keir Starmer who asked the Prime Minister Boris Johnson, "Would he be happy with his kids living on that, and if not, why is happy for others kids to do so?" The Prime minister responded, "I dont think anyone in thi...

Week 1 2021

This week commencing the 4th January 2021 So far has not been a dull start to the year in the UK, We pretty much have gone full circle in terms of the current perception of how to deal with the response to Covid and the new variant that has been up to 70 percent more contagious , so we are now mid winter and the response is to close all non essential businesses and work from home, Schools are closed and we have been exposed to another level of fear within this pandemic. Mutation naturally conjures fears of unexpected and freakish changes, In reality, Mutations are a naturual part of the virus life cycle and rarely impact outbreaks dramatically. RNA Viruses, or those that have RNA as their main genetic material instead of, including SARS-COV-2, mutate constantly and do not have the mechanisms to fix these mistakes as human cells do. For a virus to transmit more easily, multiple genes would have to mutate. Once the vaccine is out, the virus could adapt to it and develop resistance, that ...