The radio show “The Peoples Pharmacy” had a very good 50 min show this morning.

I will post the link to the podcast when it is available Monday.

Here are radio stations that carry the show on Saturday afternoon and Sunday

https://www.peoplespharmacy.com/find-a-radio-station

Finding covid testing sites on Google maps

https://9to5google.com/2020/04/17/google-coronavirus-testing-sites/

Pictures of key Wuhan sites

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-04-wuhan-lab-core-virus-controversy.html

Edit:
Director of lab says “no way”

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-04-director-wuhan-lab-denies-virus.html

Seafood “wet market” entrance.
Several intelligence agencies of USA and other countries report that bats were NOT sold here.

Long article with pictures and illustrations

https://www.sciencemag.org/news/202...erocious-rampage-through-body-brain-toes

Yes, Salt is a problem, but, a human must have some salt, there is no established salt industry compared to sugar, and I wonder if salt has any "addictive" qualities matching sugar. Sugar can lead to obesity, which contributes to high blood pressure, not sure if the reverse is equally true with salt.

Regardless, I haven't added salt to any of my foods in over 40 years, but my diet as you note still overwhelmed by use in prepared foods.

I think our diet/ overall health is one significant reason why the US has taken such a hit with this virus.

Well then again this search utilized "intelligence agencies"....

bats, lizards and rodents "on a stick" (fresh or dried) are quite common on the mainland in wet or dry markets, although I've personally found them most prevalent at dry markets...I bought a few of the dried ones for novelty when I lived in China for more months than I care to remember....

Well these doctors apparently didn't get the memo that this virus isn't as bad as the annual flu.
Thanks for posting, it's pretty eye opening but I'm sure the naysayers won't read it.

jsta on yahoo...

By the order of the Peaky Blinders,

STAY THE FOOK AT HOME!

Season 6 is on hold due to scene shooting and Social Distancing for Covid19.

Infectious disease specialist relates what he experienced having COVID-19

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/heal...octor-learned-when-he-got-covid-n1186451

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Dr Saag: It's been an interesting ride; a scary roller coaster, and every night is horrible. The mornings are better, but it sort of teases folks — myself included — into thinking that it's going away. And then, boom,! It comes right back. For me, that went on for eight days in a row. The nights are so bad, because as a physician, I know what can happen. And so I would sit awake, counting the minutes until morning almost, wondering if my breathing was going to get worse and I'd end up on a ventilator. That was the horror of it.

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I may not be reading all of your posts right but you seem to thrive on the bad news and not the good.

I look for good news and info that allows one to understand the disease better.
As I have posted previously I am optimistic that there are more than 5 drugs that may greatly aid treatment.

What is still needed in the short term is a combo of drugs that can calm the “Cytokine Storm” And blood clotting that destroys lungs.

A vaccine is needed as soon as possible, but at least in the USA a vaccine looks many months away.

I predict some country will make a voluntary vaccine available with just a few weeks of safety, not effectiveness, testing.

A state by state graph that makes an attempt to show how fast COVID-19 is spreading

https://9to5mac.com/2020/04/19/rt-live-covid-19-tracker/

Aren't you the guy saying the pandemic is a plandemic?

I don't about anyone else but I think the more informed you are the better off you are. I've read nearly all your posts and I just want to thank you for doing the leg work. Nobody needs to read it if they don't want to but for me I feel at least a bit less in the dark about things. And the last graph to me is very informative as to where the infections will go down and which will continue to rise. Thanks again,

Dean

Not physical, but a subliminal one. Sure we need salt, but not in almost every type food.
How about having high blood pressure & one's salt intake: you consider that?
Read the labels sometimes: doesn't take much to "overdose" on salt intake.
Like I said: an affinity towards it's.
Sugar>Obesity>High Pressure>Excess Salt > probably what we're seeing now.

I thought from previous medical report reading that eating 1600 mg or less of salt for reducing blood pressure was overblown, but then this study on how High salt consumption might increase Tau tangles in the brain caught my eye:

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2019-10-high-salt-diet-cognitive-impairment-alzheimer-linked.html

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A high-salt diet may negatively affect cognitive function by causing a deficiency of the compound nitric oxide, which is vital for maintaining vascular health in the brain, according to a new study in mice from Weill Cornell Medicine researchers. When nitric oxide levels are too low, chemical changes to the protein tau occur in the brain, contributing to dementia.

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Trying hard to understand to logic of relaxing restrictions at this time. Most States have just peaked, or are approaching peaks of new dx and deaths.
Click -> Biobot Company is mapping presence of Covid19 in sewage of small municipalities. Four nearby sewage treatment plants have tested positive yet cases here and nearby counties are in single digit. I can fathom a guess it's similar in areas near and far. Additionally much of the rural areas are on septic rather than muni systems. Indications are there are many carriers, un-dx, that will be unwitting administrators of the bug to others. Social un-distancing measures may likely create a increase of cases and use of resources. With no guarantee of no re-infection, treatment or resources and a vaccine a long way off no amount of weaving or tightrope walking will bring a end to this sooner than later.
Relax restrictions now will increase the toll. What's your life worth? I'll stay home, eat at home, recreate at home.

Cabin fever

https://medicalxpress.com/news/2020-04-cabin-fever.html

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"Chronic loneliness is on par with smoking a pack of cigarettes a day in terms of its health repercussions. Not just for your mental health, but also for your physical health," Wood said. "Just the subjective feeling of being lonely increases inflammation in the body, which is the body's sickness state. Your body will physically be treating itself as if it were sick, which, in the long term, is bad for it."

Wood suggested that if you're beginning to feel the effects of exhaustion or depression, there are things you can do, like spending time in the sunlight every day,
finding creative activities that keep you from becoming bored and
establishing a routine that can bring some predictability to your day.

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