Reasonable to assume at this point there are many more asymptomatic carriers across the world. Any country that is not testing widely (like the USA) could have a huge challenge and not even realize it yethttps://twitter.com/KrutikaKuppalli/status/1231404454643060736 …
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Replying to @TerryLerona @DanielleFong
Is it feasible to test everyone? Or at least anyone with any mild symptoms ?
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South Korea appears to be testing significant numbers and rapidly scaling
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Tricky thing is knowing what to do if you have mild symptoms. Like a bit of a cough. Getting tested seems a drama. For instance going to a medical centre who raise the alarm you’re coming, and you risk getting infected by others. I wonder if home test kit distribution is viable.
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Key is the virus is massively oxidative so anti-oxidants are key. Vitamin D, vitamin C, vitamin A.
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What specially would you recommend in terms of dosage? As a percent of daily requirement? Some of the vitamin c recommendations I’ve heard are mind blowing. Like hundreds of times regular daily intake via injection.
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I would follow this.https://www.drbrownstein.com/corona-virus-what-to-do-2/?fbclid=iwar3xlfy_oacdkw4ui8te3tblavpcstsjagxdobtsigwogrcp-eggoxvtkk8 …
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This looks very insufficient. I think this not a great source.
And the flu shot is likely to help us distinguish more cases from the #covid19 coronavirus.
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You have a better one?
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look at what
@jonst0kes put together for the prepared.1 reply 0 retweets 0 likes - 4 more replies
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