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Old 17th Sep 2020, 00:41
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exfocx
 
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Originally Posted by Turnleft080
In Mongolia, a couple died of bubonic plague on May 1 after reportedly hunting marmots, large rodents that can harbor
the bacterium that causes the disease, and eating the animal's raw meat and kidneys – which some Mongolians believe is good for their health.
Exfocx sounds
appetising. Hmm I wonder if the WHO approve of this new Mongolian franchise. Do you want chips with that. you said that the BP was no longer around, that it was DEAD!

Spanish Flu (Not a Covid) your correct is a H1 N1 strain caused by thousands of soldiers having poor hygiene and eating poorly during the war in freezing cold conditions. Yeah, that would bring a flu on. No problem. It wasn't caused by what you claim. "The war may also have reduced people's resistance to the virus. Some speculate the soldiers' immune systems were weakened by malnourishment, as well as the stresses of combat and chemical attacks, increasing their susceptibility." REDUCED their resistance!
When the war finished they transported the strain everywhere. what, just like cv! Yeah, mass transportation.
"Scientists offer several possible explanations for the high mortality rate of the 1918 influenza pandemic. Some analyses have shown the virus to be particularly deadly because it triggers a cytokine storm, which ravages the stronger immune system of young adults.[6]Oh, that doesn't coincide with your statement?
Note the word "POSSIBLE". So there not really sure. Leave that at that. Oh! a lot of evidence around that good old Vit D can protect you from a cytokine storm. I reckon the soldiers were very very D deficient and when that happens your susceptible to anything. Then what caused otherwise healthy people to die, people with no immune issues?

Viruses are dead cells out in the open until they infiltrate you, agreed. When you sneeze they only live for about 30sec in the open. where did you get this idea from. CV can survive on the surface of different materials from hrs up 3 days.
That's why infection is low in the open and contagious indoors. not for the reasons you give and it depends on the density of people, sports event and your claim is rubbish.
As I said before lockdowns prolong the virus thanks for the discussion There is no evidence AT ALL that supports that!.
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