For those of you who like scientific studies - me, I've been giving asthmatic son NAC since he was small (when he catches cold) - again, this is NOT medical advice.
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04419025
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For those of you who like scientific studies - me, I've been giving asthmatic son NAC since he was small (when he catches cold) - again, this is NOT medical advice.
https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT04419025
Did your husband get COVID? All joking and arguments aside, I hope he makes a speedy recovery and that your family is doing OK.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmt
Never really considered taking N-acetylcysteine. The doc that does the medcram youtubes takes it.
Since I already had it, I figure my body will mount an immune response, and it will be a non-issue.
Thank you, WH. Yes, he did - about 80% back - no long-term (so far) effects - didn't lose smell/taste, mild cough - slept a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Will Hunting
When the cardiologist ran contrast dye through hubby to check for any blockage a few years ago, the nephrologist suggested NAC to protect his kidneys and since I already used it for my asthmatic son's respiratory problems, I gave it to hubby during covid. No scientific studies/proof but at least he had something protective (better than nothing).Quote:
Originally Posted by DarrinS
Hope it helped out. More people should research over the counter therapeutics.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmt
a Kawasaki-like syndrome correlated with SARS-CoV-2 has been observed in children.Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
"be emotionally prepared for your residence hall to look more like a hospital"
goes for schools generically, tbh
how is this cover up not a crime? where is punishment?
School districts are required to publish COVID-19 numbers.
But not all plan to do it.
https://sanantonioreport.org/school-districts-are-required-to-publish-covid-19-numbers-but-not-all-plan-to-do-it
Who polices/enforces San Antonio ISDs?
next chapter: blame the students for insitutional incompetence and policy failure at the government level
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/ar...udents/614410/Quote:
Despite serious public-health concerns, Tulane and other campuses are slated to reopen for in-person instruction in the fall. Students will get infected, and universities will rebuke them for it; campuses will close, and students will be blamed for it. Relying on the self-control of young adults, rather than deploying the public-health infrastructure needed to control a disease that spreads easily among people who live, eat, study, and socialize together, is not a safe reopening strategy—and yelling at students for their dangerous behavior won’t help either.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbUE1nrDMtYQuote:
Originally Posted by Winehole23
I also wanted to mention that hubby's first covid symptom was tiredness/sleepiness. He was exposed on a Wednesday and on Friday morning he asked me to get an appointment to get tested. I isolated him from that morning onward (dedicated room and bath) and the rest of us (3) didn't catch it.
It's there in your articleQuote:
Originally Posted by boutons_deux
"During the Tuesday night COVID-19 press briefing, Bridger said Metro Health could enforce this reporting provision through court action. However, Metro Health would prefer to resolve any issues by talking with the districts, she said."
300 Florida students need to quarantine due to COVID-19 exposure:
https://www.fox13news.com/news/nearl...osure-concerns
DeathSantis is the gift that keeps on giving!
:lmaoQuote:
Originally Posted by Will Hunting
:lol you haven't heard that one yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by hater
https://media2.fdncms.com/orlando/im...th-bb-full.png
Why no student will die?Quote:
Originally Posted by Will Hunting
Folden, stop replying to my posts, I have you on ignore, I'm not taking you off, and I don't want to get the notice. Go gossip with someone else.
BwagahhahahahahahhahaQuote:
Originally Posted by Will Hunting
None of those students had any symptoms.
Bwahahahhahahahshhshahshs
no hospitals overwhelmed ever
^ lmao meltdown
el nono replying like ChumpDumper lololololQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
WrongQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
yes or no altQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
GossipQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
gossipQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
0 hospitalsover capacity
gossipQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
Sweden.Quote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
Less deaths than ny nursing home
bwahahhhaHHhaQuote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
meltdownQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
pwnt
Loloololl hide forever an old person can't get sick or they may die..... el nono logic ololololIQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
this coming from foldren 10k death logic bwahahhhaHHhaQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
foldren thinks it was 5400 deathsQuote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
Separate the deaths you have into 2 categories.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElNono
Healthy people dying with a pos covid test.
All the others
I win
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Originally Posted by tholdren
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Originally Posted by ElNono
Dead is dead.Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
Pwnt.
He's right thoughQuote:
Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
dead people who were healthy at death = 0
dead people who were healthy at death and died of COVID <= dead people who were healthy at death
therefore dead people who were healthy at death and died of COVID = 0.
dead people who were healthy at death and died of COVID = 0
dead people who were unhealthy at death and died of COVID = ~200k
"BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) — Efforts by officials in one South Texas county to delay the start of face-to-face classes due to the coronavirus pandemic could face a legal challenge on claims of religious freedom.
Cameron County has been a coronavirus hot spot in recent months. It’s delayed in-person classes at public and private schools until after Sept. 28.
The Brownsville Herald reports attorneys for two private religious schools have told the county the order is unlawful and goes against an executive order by Republican Gov. Greg Abbott..."
https://www.bigcountryhomepage.com/n...ovid-19-order/
Jesus is muh face mask
Well, now that I've seen covid up close and personal, I'm not afraid for 3 of us - hubby has WAY more health problems than I do. The asthmatic one I do worry about - but he has a bottle of the NAC ready to take at first sign.
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Originally Posted by Blake
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Originally Posted by Blake
lots of preachers killed by C19
search "pastors killed by covid 19"
How can God let that happen?
Thousands Of San Antonio Students Start School Monday,
City Says Risk Too High For In-Person Classes
https://www.tpr.org/post/thousands-san-antonio-students-start-school-monday-city-says-risk-too-high-person-classes?mc_cid=5cd5c70da8&mc_eid=9b541d6b0f
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Thousands of San Antonio students from pre-school to grad school start the fall semester on Monday, including Northside, Judson, Southwest, Harlandale, Somerset and Randolph Field. All six are starting the school year remotely.
Comal ISD, which has five schools in Bexar County, will start the year with both virtual and in-person instruction. East Central, which started remotely last week, is bringing back a limited number of high-needs students on Monday, as well.
Monday is also the first day of fall classes for the University of Texas at San Antonio and the Alamo Colleges. More than 90% of their classes are being offered online.
A&M-San Antonio’s first day of class was Wednesday. Both universities have opened their dorms, even though most of their fall classes are online, and moved students in last week.
Fuck off Wild CobraQuote:
Originally Posted by rmt
You can get chloroquine at the pet store. Check it out.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmt
So you're not afraid of death for you and your family. That's awesome but just keep the covid in your family. Wear a fucking mask.Quote:
Originally Posted by rmt
Yeah NISD told my nieces to try signing back in at 1230. SmhQuote:
Originally Posted by Winehole23
nope. Not at risk. Unless 80Quote:
Originally Posted by Blake
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Originally Posted by tholdren
LiesQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
"Florida teachers worried about returning to the classroom during the coronavirus pandemic won a legal battle Monday with Gov. Ron DeSantis, who wants to reopen schools by the end of the month.Quote:
Originally Posted by TSA
Declaring that the state "essentially ignored the requirement for school safety" by insisting that teachers resume in-person education, Leon County Circuit Judge Charles Dodson issued a temporary injunction blocking the order, ruling in favor of the Florida Education Association
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news...antis-n1237892
USC reports an “alarming increase” in COVID-19 cases.
In the past seven days, 43 cases have been identified and
more than 100 students have been placed in a 14-day quarantine due to exposures.
-- LA Times====================
I posted a link earlier that showed Terpen is fucking wrong. Children are carriers and very often with a high virus load.
The countries that Terpen cites have beaten back the pandemic,
while the infection and increasing death rate in USA remains dozens of time higher than those countries governed by competent politicians following the science and compliant populations,
while USA is polluted with freedumb assholes.
Week 1
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Originally Posted by ChumpDumper
Study Finds Extremely High Levels Of Covid Virus In Children’s Airways
https://scienceblog.com/518060/study...drens-airways/
o kids healthy dyingQuote:
Originally Posted by boutons_deux
Keep posting
How would a healthy kid die of covid?Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
Lol this idiot is just too much
Keep moving your goalpost.Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
Pwnt.
So you agree no risk for schools to openQuote:
Originally Posted by Blake
How did you get that out of my question?Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
You're an illiterate tard.
https://indyweek.com/news/orange/unc...-inn-covid-19/Quote:
UNC-Chapel Hill just released its latest COVID-19 testing numbers and it isn't pretty.
The school reported that 31.3% percent of students tested for coronavirus last week returned positive results. This was after the university announced they shut down campus and transition to remote-only instruction.
There have been 835 cases—784 students and 51 staff members—since February 2020. The vast majority, 646 cases, were reported after the first day of in-person classes.
These numbers only reflect tests that were performed at campus health or self-reported by students and staff. Many student sources have told the INDY that they're aware of students deferring to local urgent care clinics to be tested, only to use their home address. Those cases aren't being reported to the university.
Interactive map @ the link, plus a search feature.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...s-tracker.htmlQuote:
A New York Times survey of more than 1,500 American colleges and universities — including every four-year public institution, every private college that competes in N.C.A.A. sports and others that identified cases — has revealed at least 26,000 cases and 64 deaths since the pandemic began.
Children with no COVID-19 symptoms may shed virus for weeks
Invited commentary raises questions about pediatric transmission
https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_relea...-cwn081920.php
Like one does with the fake snifflesQuote:
Originally Posted by Splits
DAY 10Quote:
Originally Posted by Splits
Florida accidentally released a report on school outbreaks, alert reporters noticed before Florida scrubbed it.
Same bullshit from employers
Citing privacy laws, businesses are warning employees to keep quiet on workplace COVID-19 cases
businesses seem to be in a no-holds-barred race to see who can ignore customer safety most aggressively.
ordering workers to hide COVID-19 cases even from other workers.
Bloomberg lists
Amazon,
Cargill,
McDonalds,
Target,
Cheesecake Factory,
General Electric,
Delta,
Smithfield Foods,
and other companies
among those alleged to have
told workers to avoid discussing COVID-19 cases at their workplace.
Despite employee complaints about each company, each is declaring itself innocent.
It does not appear to be true that employers are barred from informing workers (or customers, or students, or anyone) that they may have been exposed.
That is, after all, the point of testing and tracking.
It mostly means that if there is a COVID-19 outbreak inside a business you frequent,
don't presume you're going to find out about it.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/202...COVID-19-cases
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Covid Gag Rules at U.S. Companies Are Putting Everyone at Risk
Employees say the biggest names in American business have banned them from alerting others to coronavirus outbreaks.
https://www.dailykos.com/stories/202...COVID-19-cases
The amount of power employers have over employees is insane.
yep, direct result of the oligarchy busting unions for 45 years, and the busting continues.Quote:
Originally Posted by Winehole23
Divided We Fall
no employee contracts, employed "at will"
forced arbitration
say "union", you're fired.
they want your social media password(s)
they read your social media postings
Since the science and math shows no harm to all kids at school this has turned into a McDonald's hush thread. Hilarious
Saturday night gossipQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
BwahahaahHHHHhahQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
Kids and working class have greater risk of car accident death than covid
Lol
People still into the covid fear
th:lolldren said there would only be 10 deaths in Israel.
Just adding to the DeathSantis legacy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Splits
Betsy DeVos slammed for arguing pandemic ultimately a ‘good thing’ for US public education
On the heels of two federal judges halting a controversial rule that allows private schools to get more Covid-19 relief funding than Congress intended,
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos said Friday that she believes the viral pandemic has been a “good thing” for the nation’s education system,
how divorced this administration is from reality,”
Millions of kids are forced to stay home from school because Trump failed to handle the virus.”
. She claimed the pandemic—
which caused teachers nationwide to switch to emergency remote learning plans—
has shown that
the U.S. education system is “static” and unable to adjust to changing circumstances. :lol
“I think this [the pandemic] is a good thing because I think it’s going to really force changes that should have happened many years ago, and
most of that’s going to happen when families themselves are empowered to make those choices and those changes and those decisions,”
:lol Christian supremacist/nationalist Ditzy Devos' "choice" means no public schools
https://www.rawstory.com/2020/08/bet...e+Raw+Story%29
How do Devos' beloved, preferred for-profit private indoctrinating Christian madrasas with underpaid teachers offer better schooling than public schools?
The case fatality rate is only 0.023% for those under 25 (14 out of 61,422 diagnosed infections). Over the past 4 years, an average of 32 people a year under age 25 have died from influenza in the state of Florida
low-CFR age groups don't die, but they do get sick, often very sick, and are spreaders to older people who do get sicker and have higher CFRQuote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
so why haven’t you gone out and gotten infected, and given it to your family, then?Quote:
Originally Posted by tholdren
You could really show us then
He doesn’t have the same triggering dedication as Herman Cain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bogie
U.S. Coronavirus Rates Are Rising Fast Among Children
hospitalizations and deaths from the coronavirus have increased at a faster rate in children and teenagers than among the general public.
Although much is still unknown about how the virus affects young people, like adults,
Black and Latino children who contract the virus are more likely to be hospitalized.
“Anyone who has been on the front lines of this pandemic in a children’s hospital can tell you
we’ve taken care of lots of kids that are very sick,”
Dr. O’Leary said. “Yes, it’s less severe in children than adults, but it’s not completely benign.”
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/08/31/us/coronavirus-cases-children.html?smid=tw-share
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Originally Posted by boutons_deux
Read the below before spamming more panic porn
So a good part of the US is fucked.
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Originally Posted by TSA
wow, another higher functioning ducks.
wow, another regular hiding behind a pussy alt to talk shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bogie
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Originally Posted by TSA
Not really. Just telling you you’re an idiot. You should be embarrassed to be so sheeplike and afraid. You have no opinion of your own to share, just parroting nut job talking points. You’re pathetic.
Nut job talking points from a Pediatric Registrar and Clinical Research Fellow for Pediatric Infectious diseases :lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Bogie
https://mobile.twitter.com/apsmunro
No need to hide behind an alt to talk shit. Why are you afraid to do it from your regular account?
why are you so intellectually inadequate, you’re incapable of using your own words? Why are you so mentally fragile you can only communicate with other people’s worlds?Quote:
Originally Posted by TSA
safe spaces good nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Splits
Why are you incapable of posting this from your regular account? Why are you such a pussy that you had to create an alt to hide behind?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bogie
so instead of actually thinking you need to actually form a thought on your own, you continue to lie.Quote:
Originally Posted by TSA
shocking
I take responsibility for trusting the word of a neighborhood salon that I've been to over the years many times. When they said what we're able to accommodate people, one person at a time, and that we can set up that time, I trusted that."
"As it turns out, it was a setup. So I take responsibility for falling for a setup. And that's all I'm going to say on that.""I think that this salon owes me an apology, for setting me up," Pelosi added
Less dangerous to kids and teachers than flu
Florida high school
:lol they're going to hunt that teacher downQuote:
Originally Posted by Blake
I mean at least the kids aren't sitting on the "do not sit" seatsQuote:
Originally Posted by Blake
Remember when you said the kids in Georgia would be dead?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blake
I do