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If you have Covid-19 Symptoms, Asprin etc is safe to take.
This is kind of a response to MicLee deleting this stuff from his thread. Once an only assume he wants people to continue to be scared, rather than reassure people. Deliberately continuing to use research that has been debunked for over a year kinda shows he has no interest in reassuring people but keeping them afraid.
In any case here is the main thing he deleted.
So yes, if you have Covid Symptoms you don't have one more thing to worry you. You can take Asprin and other drugs to relieve your symptoms without worry
Why Miclee wants to have people worried and suffering with COVID with no relief for Symptoms? He's just a mean soul who loves the lie and the thought of other people suffering.
In any case here is the main thing he deleted.
In response to: Is it safe to take aspirin to treat coronavirus symptoms?
ANSWER
For adults, it’s safe to take aspirin for pain or fever from COVID-19. Due to initial concern that anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen and aspirin may worsen coronavirus symptoms, the World Health Organization initially recommended against the use of these anti-inflammatory drugs. However, they reversed that recommendation several days later and no longer recommend against ibuprofen or other anti-inflammatory drugs, including aspirin. Children and teenagers should not take aspirin due to the risk of it causing a life-threatening condition called Reye’s syndrome.
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Reviewed by Michael W. Smith on October 14, 2020
ANSWER
For adults, it’s safe to take aspirin for pain or fever from COVID-19. Due to initial concern that anti-inflammatory drugs like ibuprofen and aspirin may worsen coronavirus symptoms, the World Health Organization initially recommended against the use of these anti-inflammatory drugs. However, they reversed that recommendation several days later and no longer recommend against ibuprofen or other anti-inflammatory drugs, including aspirin. Children and teenagers should not take aspirin due to the risk of it causing a life-threatening condition called Reye’s syndrome.
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Reviewed by Michael W. Smith on October 14, 2020
So yes, if you have Covid Symptoms you don't have one more thing to worry you. You can take Asprin and other drugs to relieve your symptoms without worry
Why Miclee wants to have people worried and suffering with COVID with no relief for Symptoms? He's just a mean soul who loves the lie and the thought of other people suffering.
This news might mean a LOT to some folk in the future.
Scientists discover new family of promising silver-based anti-cancer drugs.
UJ discovers silver-based, anti-cancer drug that is cheaper and less toxic
The University of Johannesburg (UJ) said on Tuesday that "a new family of very promising silver-based anti-cancer drugs" has been discovered by researchers.
Please use the link and view the videos. This news I think will make headlines soon.
Amazing stuff.
UJ discovers silver-based, anti-cancer drug that is cheaper and less toxic
The University of Johannesburg (UJ) said on Tuesday that "a new family of very promising silver-based anti-cancer drugs" has been discovered by researchers.
Please use the link and view the videos. This news I think will make headlines soon.
Amazing stuff.
Merry Christmas
I love Christmas, but I have a tendency to stress out.
If I'm not careful, I can easily look like this
only without the breasts
I'm always on the lookout for some good advice. Here is some simple, easy things that you can do when starting to feel stressed
If I'm not careful, I can easily look like this
only without the breasts
I'm always on the lookout for some good advice. Here is some simple, easy things that you can do when starting to feel stressed
Learn Salsa Is Good for Build Friendships It will Keep You Fit and Healthy
"Attention Men"
Salsa will Help You to Loose Your Extra Weight and forget all your Problems at Work or at Home!
Not Matter If you Never Dance in Your Life!
You be able to Make Friends for Life !, By interacting with them in a Game of UNO after salsa Lessons!
Where ?"Mounties Club " In Mount Pritchard With Fussion Dancing Accademmy!
Salsa will Help You to Loose Your Extra Weight and forget all your Problems at Work or at Home!
Not Matter If you Never Dance in Your Life!
You be able to Make Friends for Life !, By interacting with them in a Game of UNO after salsa Lessons!
Where ?"Mounties Club " In Mount Pritchard With Fussion Dancing Accademmy!
Saturday morning 2 AM ambulance ride
Saturday morning about 1 AM I had been asleep since about 8PM when I had shortening of the breath and could not sleep. I got up and drank some ice water. No good. I call 911. Zoom to the hospital first thing they do is swab my nose. They tell me I have Covid. They put me in an oxygen mask for 6 hours. Then about 9 I have breakfast. Fast forward to now, I am logging the experience and will post the experience when I get hope hopefully this weekend. I am much better. Until I get home I will only be on here sporadically. Please don't politicize this blog. I won't.
Trying to save people from preventable deaths
Tonight from CNN;
(Continued in my next comment below)
In response to:
'Every one of those deaths is unnecessary,' expert says of rising Covid-19 US death toll as tens of millions remain unvaccinated
By Travis Caldwell, CNN
Updated 4:20 PM ET, Sun October 3, 2021
(CNN)With a first-of-its-kind antiviral pill against Covid-19 potentially headed towards distribution, the health care community may soon have another tool to combat a virus that has claimed the lives of more than 700,000 Americans.
Merck and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics created an antiviral pill the companies say can reduce risk of Covid-19 hospitalization and death by 50%, and Merck said it will seek emergency use authorization from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its molnupiravir medication "as soon as possible."
"We'll be able to prescribe this to folks. They'll take a five-day course and hopefully be able to stay home, not come in for an intravenous infusion and keep folks out of the hospital. So, it's really very promising news," Dr. Jonathan Reiner, CNN medical analyst and professor of medicine and surgery at George Washington University, told CNN's Pamela Brown Saturday.
But the best strategy for fighting the pandemic -- full immunization -- is still hampered due to resistance, Reiner noted, and a substantial number of Americans have died since late February, when vaccine access expanded.
"We've lost 700,000 Americans now and fully 200,000 of those folks have died since vaccines have been available almost to everyone in this country, and every one of those deaths is unnecessary," he said. "So even though the news is great for this antiviral agent, really the message that people need to receive is 'get vaccinated.' No one needs to die from this virus."
As progress slowly moves forward nationwide with the rate of inoculations, tens of millions of unvaccinated Americans remain at higher risk for Covid-19.
Nearly 56% of the total US population, or 65.4% of those ages 12 and up who are eligible, are fully vaccinated, according to data published Sunday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
However, fifteen states have yet to fully vaccinate more than half of their residents, according to CDC data: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia and Wyoming.
While much of the focus from health experts and officials remains on new inoculations that will help lower hospitalization rates, booster shots for some people previously fully vaccinated with the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine are gaining traction, with about 5.3 million people who have received an additional dose -- or booster -- since August 13, CDC data shows.
People ages 65 and older, people at high risk of severe disease and people whose jobs put them at risk of infection may get an additional dose.
Appearing on ABC's "This Week" Sunday morning, Dr. Anthony Fauci addressed people who remain hesitant about the vaccines, believing they are too new, saying, "This vaccine has been given to hundreds of millions of people ... throughout the world, so although it is 'new,' there is a lot of experience with this vaccine."
"It's within our capability to make sure that that turnaround we're seeing ... continues to go down," he said of the country finally turning a corner in the pandemic. "We can do that, really, by getting vaccinated."
While the Delta variant has contributed to more Covid-19 infections in children compared to earlier in the pandemic, recent studies show certain mitigation measures are still effective tools in lowering infections -- underscoring the importance of these strategies while children under the age of 12 remain ineligible to receive a Covid-19 vaccine.
'Every one of those deaths is unnecessary,' expert says of rising Covid-19 US death toll as tens of millions remain unvaccinated
By Travis Caldwell, CNN
Updated 4:20 PM ET, Sun October 3, 2021
(CNN)With a first-of-its-kind antiviral pill against Covid-19 potentially headed towards distribution, the health care community may soon have another tool to combat a virus that has claimed the lives of more than 700,000 Americans.
Merck and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics created an antiviral pill the companies say can reduce risk of Covid-19 hospitalization and death by 50%, and Merck said it will seek emergency use authorization from the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for its molnupiravir medication "as soon as possible."
"We'll be able to prescribe this to folks. They'll take a five-day course and hopefully be able to stay home, not come in for an intravenous infusion and keep folks out of the hospital. So, it's really very promising news," Dr. Jonathan Reiner, CNN medical analyst and professor of medicine and surgery at George Washington University, told CNN's Pamela Brown Saturday.
But the best strategy for fighting the pandemic -- full immunization -- is still hampered due to resistance, Reiner noted, and a substantial number of Americans have died since late February, when vaccine access expanded.
"We've lost 700,000 Americans now and fully 200,000 of those folks have died since vaccines have been available almost to everyone in this country, and every one of those deaths is unnecessary," he said. "So even though the news is great for this antiviral agent, really the message that people need to receive is 'get vaccinated.' No one needs to die from this virus."
As progress slowly moves forward nationwide with the rate of inoculations, tens of millions of unvaccinated Americans remain at higher risk for Covid-19.
Nearly 56% of the total US population, or 65.4% of those ages 12 and up who are eligible, are fully vaccinated, according to data published Sunday by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
However, fifteen states have yet to fully vaccinate more than half of their residents, according to CDC data: Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, West Virginia and Wyoming.
While much of the focus from health experts and officials remains on new inoculations that will help lower hospitalization rates, booster shots for some people previously fully vaccinated with the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine are gaining traction, with about 5.3 million people who have received an additional dose -- or booster -- since August 13, CDC data shows.
People ages 65 and older, people at high risk of severe disease and people whose jobs put them at risk of infection may get an additional dose.
Appearing on ABC's "This Week" Sunday morning, Dr. Anthony Fauci addressed people who remain hesitant about the vaccines, believing they are too new, saying, "This vaccine has been given to hundreds of millions of people ... throughout the world, so although it is 'new,' there is a lot of experience with this vaccine."
"It's within our capability to make sure that that turnaround we're seeing ... continues to go down," he said of the country finally turning a corner in the pandemic. "We can do that, really, by getting vaccinated."
While the Delta variant has contributed to more Covid-19 infections in children compared to earlier in the pandemic, recent studies show certain mitigation measures are still effective tools in lowering infections -- underscoring the importance of these strategies while children under the age of 12 remain ineligible to receive a Covid-19 vaccine.
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Mitch McConnell's retirement party...
He's 81 now. It's time to be put to pasture. Please Mitch, do America a favor. Take the gold watch and shake hands.
ABOUT AGE
Yes, I am an older man, but I am not looking for a wife. I had one
of those for 50 years. Now I am too old to marry again.
A compatible woman (with a car) could be a live-in companion/driver, but not under 45 years of age. Visually impaired people are not permitted to drive,so that would be the only way for me to get around. Public transport is tough when you can't see very well and taking a taxi around a big city is not cheap.
I am often asked how I manage to communicate on line. The answer to that is. 'With a magnifier and great difficulty'.
If young women wish to visit me for a massage, that is OK too. I am
well qualified and a board certified Physical Therapist. Very good at it too. I make friends and money that way. Only people with dirty minds suspect my motives, but that is their problem, not mine.Such ignorance of the many biblical texts referring to the beneficial effect of 'The laying on of hands' is pitiful.
As a matter of fact. Three years ago, a young woman of 24 who was
a Victoria's Secret model, came to me for a massage. Since that time, she has married and had two children. She continued to come every week through both pregnancies until about the 7 1/2 month,
and still comes every week. Ergo, what does age matter, if she just wants a massage.
of those for 50 years. Now I am too old to marry again.
A compatible woman (with a car) could be a live-in companion/driver, but not under 45 years of age. Visually impaired people are not permitted to drive,so that would be the only way for me to get around. Public transport is tough when you can't see very well and taking a taxi around a big city is not cheap.
I am often asked how I manage to communicate on line. The answer to that is. 'With a magnifier and great difficulty'.
If young women wish to visit me for a massage, that is OK too. I am
well qualified and a board certified Physical Therapist. Very good at it too. I make friends and money that way. Only people with dirty minds suspect my motives, but that is their problem, not mine.Such ignorance of the many biblical texts referring to the beneficial effect of 'The laying on of hands' is pitiful.
As a matter of fact. Three years ago, a young woman of 24 who was
a Victoria's Secret model, came to me for a massage. Since that time, she has married and had two children. She continued to come every week through both pregnancies until about the 7 1/2 month,
and still comes every week. Ergo, what does age matter, if she just wants a massage.
100% Success Rate in Treating Coronavirus in 6 Days!
HUGE DEVELOPMENT! … Now 3 International Studies Find Chloroquine with Azithromycin Shows 100% Success Rate in Treating Coronavirus in 6 Days!
There are now THREE international studies — China, Australia and France — that found that Chloroquine with Azithromycin Shows 100% Success Rate in Treating Coronavirus in 6 Days!
We have reported on the success of Chloroquine earlier today and this week.
President Trump announced on Thursday morning that the CDC had approved use of the drug in treating coronavirus patients.
But tonight we heard more from Rep. Mark Green, a former Army Flight Surgeon, that the combination of Chloroquine with Azithromycin cleared the virus in 3 days in 100% of the patients in the study.
That is THREE international studies now that show the success of the Chloroquine treatment.
Read more and watch:
There are now THREE international studies — China, Australia and France — that found that Chloroquine with Azithromycin Shows 100% Success Rate in Treating Coronavirus in 6 Days!
We have reported on the success of Chloroquine earlier today and this week.
President Trump announced on Thursday morning that the CDC had approved use of the drug in treating coronavirus patients.
But tonight we heard more from Rep. Mark Green, a former Army Flight Surgeon, that the combination of Chloroquine with Azithromycin cleared the virus in 3 days in 100% of the patients in the study.
That is THREE international studies now that show the success of the Chloroquine treatment.
Read more and watch:
81mg aspirin daily...
As a followup to my heart scan/stress test this past Wednesday, my doctor suggests I continue walking, increasing the duration, go on a low cholesterol diet and to take 81 milligrams of aspirin daily. Added to that is a blood test a few weeks before I revisit in 6 months.
So... why the 81mg?
Like most other things in life, I'm thinking it could be arbitrary. Is 82mg too much for a skinny man and too little for a fat man? Someone had to figure that out enough to have drug manufacturers selling packages of 81mg aspirin.
I'm accustomed to taking 975mg if I have a pulled muscle or really bad headache. But that's only for a day or two at maximum.
81, you've got me thinking.
So... why the 81mg?
Like most other things in life, I'm thinking it could be arbitrary. Is 82mg too much for a skinny man and too little for a fat man? Someone had to figure that out enough to have drug manufacturers selling packages of 81mg aspirin.
I'm accustomed to taking 975mg if I have a pulled muscle or really bad headache. But that's only for a day or two at maximum.
81, you've got me thinking.
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