Unanswered Questions

[Van]

1) Why are those under 20 not dying?
2) What is different in the response of a young person to COVID 19?
3) Yes young people do not have a history of drinking, smoking, or habitual drug use, but there are young people with heart problems, diabetes, and excessive weight. Why are none, or almost none of them dying?
4) How many of those going on ventilators die? And if they also have received the Malaria drug combo?

 

[Scott Downey]

1) Why are those under 20 not dying?
2) What is different in the response of a young person to COVID 19?
3) Yes young people do not have a history of drinking, smoking, or habitual drug use, but there are young people with heart problems, diabetes, and excessive weight. Why are none, or almost none of them dying?
4) How many of those going on ventilators die? And if they also have received the Malaria drug combo?

What I have read for why young people are not dying and generally not even getting symptoms is their immune system is less developed than older people. The reason this virus is killing people is the cytokine storm the immune system overwhelms the lungs creating pneumonia, people can not breath and they die. But in young people they do not get the pneumonia because their immune system does not react so strongly to this virus.

The reasons for why older people die, somehow this virus illicites a too powerfully inappropriate immune response in their lungs. Many diabetics when they get sick, their blood glucose will spike. If your type 2 non insulin dependent, you do not take insulin, but when you get really bad sick, your glucose can spike very high. That weakens your bodies defenses, high sugars in your blood feed the bacteria etc...thick blood strains your heart, drives up your pressures, makes blood clots and your blood vessels harden. High blood sugars damage every organ in your body. And there are many people who have undiagnosed diabetes who are then already seriously compromised and don't know it. The bacterial pneumonia kills you. It is why mixing chloroquine which lowers your immune response and an antibiotic like azithromycin or doxycycline to kill bacterial pneumonia in your lungs can work to give your body time to make antibodies to the virus.

 

[church mouse guy]

If you go on a ventilator, it is about 50-50 from what I have read. People who go on the treatment suggested by French researcher Didier Raoult early have an almost 100% chance of getting over the flu.

 

[Van]

Getting some good out of a horrible circumstance would be fine objective.
Perhaps the density of mass transit could be reduced to make it less of a mass virus transit vehicle.
Every other seating in churches, theaters, sports venues.
Re-configuring to provide more head room, hip room and leg room in cars, buses, trains, and airplanes.
Limiting elevator maximum to 4, one person in each corner.

How many people who die on ventilators had received the malaria combo for at least 5 days? This is the key unanswered question, why is the answer being suppressed? Could the 50% be reduced to 15% using the combo?