Coronavirus

You were given a fact. There has never been a vaccine successfully produced that works against any corona virus. The fact that a vaccine for COVID-19 is shortly to be trialled is no guaranteed that it’ll actually work.

 

Some interesting research that shows several naturally found chemicals that should be effective against Corona

https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/...-2_Viral_Spike_Protein_and_Viral_Spike_v4.pdf

Luteolin is found in celery, thyme, green peppers, and chamomile tea.

Foods rich in quercetin include capers, apples, and onions.

You can buy them in health food shops.

 

Just had an entire fried onion with my omelette. Winner.

Any more news from Barnet?

 

Tesco obviously trying to move items no one has bought in the first round of panic buying

 

It's as I thought, the owner is doing everything he can to cut back now to make sure the hive survives this.
The manager is on six months notice, if the league starts by then he will be staying.

 

I think Holland and Barrett were feeling left out

 

Not convinced that wiping your arse with mangoes is in line with the latest WHO advice mate ...

 

You can plug yourself up and wait for the panic buying to be over though

 

It’s just the flu, man up and go to the pub.

 

All peppers should be the same as the colours are just different stages of ripeness

 

A man in his 40s with motor neurone disease (MND) is thought to be the youngest person in the UK to have died having tested positive for coronavirus.
Craig Ruston, died in Kettering, Northamptonshire, on Monday morning and his chest infection was diagnosed as Covid-19.
In a post on his Facebook page, Me and My MND, his wife Sally paid tribute to a "wonderfully kind and caring person".
In the UK, 104 people with coronavirus have now died.

 

There are chemical changes that correspond with the ripeness. That's why a red pepper is sweeter than a green pepper

 

All good for you I have them in my cheese sandwich or on salad
Prefer yellow and red ones

 

I've just looked it up and actually you are onto a winner

Red Peppers have loads of Luteolin and quercetin, way more than green so my original source was wrong.

The red pepper had significantly higher total phenolics content than the green pepper. Among the 4 different colored peppers, red pepper contained a higher level of beta-carotene (5.4 microg/g), capsanthin (8.0 microg/g), quercetin (34.0 microg/g), and luteolin (11.0 microg/g). The yellow pepper had the lowest beta-carotene content (0.2 microg/g), while the green one had undetectable capsanthin and the lowest content of luteolin (2.0 microg/g)

 

Top tip

I have to used prescription strength cocodemole when my back goes...that stuff stops you ****ting for weeks...on the down side ... you can only take it for 5 days as it is so addictive...oh...and you end up looking like a pregnant hippo

 

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00YHON8IQ/?tag=not606-21

 

Interesting article on how Germany are preparing

https://www.ft.com/content/c0755b30-69bb-11ea-800d-da70cff6e4d3

"Last week, the federal government ordered an extra 10,000 life-saving ventilators from a German manufacturer, on top of the 25,000 that are already in place in hospitals across the country. The city state of Berlin, which has so far recorded 391 cases of Covid-19, is converting parts of the local trade fair ground into a 1,000-bed hospital for future coronavirus patients. Similar steps have been taken across the country."

They are currently testing 160,000 per week.

This compares to the UK
"The number of tests has been rising from just over 1,000 a day at the end of February, when testing began, to more than 6,000 per day by mid-March. The government plans to increase this to 10,000 a day initially, with a goal of reaching 25,000 tests a day within four weeks."

 

You must never question the UK Government

Napoleon is always right.

 

Heroin works even better. Smack heads will be unaffected by bogroll drought, maybe god has been looking after them all along.