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Re: Advances in the fight against the coronavirus




by Obamot » 17/12/21, 08:41

GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:If I dared, I would point out to you that Molnupiravir works exactly the same way as Remdesivir and that in addition it is a proven carcinogen ... :!:
If I dared (and without being too mistaken) I would say roughly that these idiots wanted to go too fast, simultaneously tackling a problem affecting many areas such as coronavirus immunogenetics, immunosuppression, immunomodulation, with convergences towards oncology and comorbid conditions (to name a few, in short ...) and this, we see, by having aimed much too large, in a kind of mix involving epigenetics on the model of a zoonosis: the total!
With in the end, the astonishing sequence that we discovered (by the NIH / Fauxi-gate and Pfizer-gate):
1) hacking of a coronavirus in the lab - apart from any consideration relating to its ecosystem - having resulted in millions of deaths;
2) while having under their elbow the “providential” pseudo-solution to solve the problem created ... their pseudo-vax ...
3) and lying to governments and the entire planet to try to achieve their ends: “create a new captive market”

But now, this led them to be confronted with the natural model, which as they are not interested in the causes, does not react at all as they might expect. VS their models which cannot integrate such a concentrate of various complexities (and which is in question) ... And baaam they are in the wall. As they have been in the wall with their macchins-vax nicknames ... What they do is not completely zero but comes from apprentice sorcerers who do not control their subject (for lack of truncated data): it is just off the mark, it is forcing ... It is diametrically the opposite of what the pharmas announced to us a few years ago, “the genetic approach to diseases,
had to be the holy grail to offer personalized, totally individualized care solutions ...
”Except that it is a model which is not profitable! This was therefore quickly overtaken by the implacable industrial logic of the price war and resulted in this “health clash”.
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Re: Advances in the fight against the coronavirus




by Christophe » 20/12/21, 19:58

Interesting!

Visualizing the coronavirus is possible ... For over a year and a half, computer-generated images of the virus have been circulating on the web. But now it is also possible to hear it. Scientists have transformed the structure of the advanced SARS-Cov-2 protein into music and not just for fun… It is of major scientific interest.

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Scientific added value?

This music, which lasts nearly two hours, presents real scientific interests. Gilbert Deray, doctor at the Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital (Paris), explained to our colleagues from LCI, that with artificial intelligence, we can compare this music with other melodies from different coronaviruses. The goal? Find similarities between viruses: "Our ability to assess sounds is much greater than our visual ability," he continues to our colleagues at LCI.

As Science points out, by comparing the protein's music to a database of other sonicated proteins, this achievement could help scientists find, who knows, another protein that might stick to the tip of this blocking protein. the virus to infect a cell.


https://www.rtbf.be/info/insolites/deta ... d=10901631



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Re: Advances in the fight against the coronavirus




by Obamot » 20/12/21, 20:40

It's a big fuck up
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Re: Advances in the fight against the coronavirus




by VetusLignum » 24/12/21, 20:59

VetusLignum wrote:I highly recommend you to watch the "doctothon", it is a bit long (24 hours), but it is very interesting.
It is a series of testimonials from doctors, 3 minutes each.

Part 1: https://rumble.com/vqksr7-doctothon-1.html
Part 2: https://rumble.com/vqktmb-doctothon-2.html
Part 3: https://rumble.com/vqlddz-doctothon-3.html
Part 4: https://rumble.com/vqldrl-doctothon-4-final.html


What if paracetamol contributed to the worsening of covid?
You can listen, in part 2 of the Doctothon, from 2:06 am.

Glutathione in the diet:
https://www.passeportsante.net/fr/Nutri ... ntioxydant

Some publications:
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/a ... MC7402141/
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/labs/pmc/a ... MC7263077/
https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10 ... 79944/full
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Re: Advances in the fight against the coronavirus




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Re: Advances in the fight against the coronavirus




by Christophe » 29/12/21, 18:32

Covid: China will launch a drug that would be effective against all variants

Developed for nearly two years by the company Brii Biosciences, this cocktail of two antibodies could be launched in January in China and is awaiting authorization from the FDA in the United States. Tests have reportedly shown its effectiveness against variants of Covid, including Omicron.


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Re: Advances in the fight against the coronavirus




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Re: Advances in the fight against the coronavirus




by Obamot » 15/01/22, 00:12

Paris-Match's turn to change tack?

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Artemisia: the "miracle" plant acts on Covid19
https://www.parismatch.com/Actu/Sante/A ... 19-1690916
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by Obamot » 15/01/22, 00:27

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https://www.lepoint.fr/sante/le-cannabis-un-outil-de-protection-inattendu-contre-le-covid-19--14-01-2022-2460424_40.php

You surprise me:

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Re: Advances in the fight against the coronavirus




by Christophe » 19/01/22, 10:51

There you go... another covid "intuition" published on this forum there are months that turns out to be right...

Genetics counts in the aggravation of the Covid: https://trustmyscience.com/covid-19-mut ... es-graves/

COVID: an old genetic mutation protects against severe forms

Claire Manière January 18, 2022

An international study has identified a specific genetic mutation that protects against severe forms of COVID-19. By involving patients of varying genetic backgrounds, the researchers found the protective mutation in Europeans of Neanderthal descent and in Africans from sub-Saharan Africa—having no common genetic heritage with Neanderthals.

The different forms of COVID-19 developed can vary a lot from person to person. In advancing the understanding of the disease, genetic studies are essential. Thus, several studies have already shown that there are genetic risk factors in the response to SARS-CoV-2 infection. Another study has identified a group of genes responsible for the risk of respiratory failure linked to the disease, inherited from our Neanderthal ancestors.

But there are also protective genes. A study published last year suggested that another group of genes inherited from Neanderthals reduced the risk of developing a severe form of COVID-22 by 19%. But the brand new study published in Nature Genetics goes further, to find the specific mutation that protects against severe forms. Furthermore, the appearance of the protective mutation dates back to a period preceding the divergence between our species and Neanderthal.

A genetic mutation shared by a common ancestor to Sapiens and Neanderthals

Among the novelties is a greater diversity of populations studied, in the genetic sense of the term: from Europe and Africa. “This study shows how important it is to include individuals of different ancestry. If we had only studied one group, we would not have been able to identify the gene mutation in this case,” said Hugo Zeberg, corresponding author of the study and assistant professor in the Department of Neurosciences of the University. Karolinska Institutet.

The analysis looked at a total of 2787 patients hospitalized with COVID-19 and of African descent, as well as 130 people in a control group, from six cohort studies. Finally, 80% of people of African genetic heritage were carriers of the protective mutation. The results were then compared with those of an earlier, larger study of individuals of European descent.

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And this is what would explain (among other things) the better figures in Africa of the pandemic than in "developed" countries...
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