Coronavirus

@Tobes not been around since Wednesday last week, could be on holiday, I think he said previously he was busy with work.
@pieguts came in the other day, got a load of stuff on at the moment.
@Commachio has messaged me, he's fine but again busy with life in general.
@NSIS sad to say, but covid probably got him.
@Stan wounded in action. See @Tel for more detail.
@Hoddle is a God covid and personal, asked for account to be deleted. See @PINKIE for further detail.
@Dan had to delete account due to new job.
@Joe any update on how he is @Spurlock ?
@FosseFilberto threw his poncho back and spat his dummy out.

 

Sucky not posting as much as he normally does ?

 

He's on holiday.

 

I didn’t do nuffin.

 

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Dunno why I got blamed for Stan flouncin... rumours ey!

 

https://www.thebernician.net/we-need-to-talk-about-midazolam-clare-wills-harrison/

 

Reasonable question....again left to be unanswered

https://www.aol.co.uk/entertainment/good-morning-britain-receives-ofcom-154504818.html

 

Too Much Carbon Dioxide Is Toxic
However, if you breathe high concentrations of carbon dioxide or re-breathe air (such as from a plastic bag or tent), you may be at risk for carbon dioxide intoxication or even carbon dioxide poisoning. Carbon dioxide intoxication and carbon dioxide poisoning are independent of oxygen concentration, so you may have enough oxygen present to support life, yet still suffer from the effects of rising carbon dioxide concentration in your blood and tissues.


The condition of excess carbon dioxide concentration in the blood is called hypercapnia or hypercarbia. Symptoms of carbon dioxide toxicity include high blood pressure, flushed skin, headache and twitching muscles. At higher levels, you could experience panic, irregular heartbeat, hallucinations, vomited and potentially unconsciousness or even death.


There are several potential causes of hypercapnia. It may result from hypoventilation, diminished consciousness, lung disease, rebreathing air, or exposure to an environment high in CO2 (e.g., near a volcano or geothermal vent or under in some workplaces). It can also occur when supplemental oxygen is administered to a person with sleep apnea.


Diagnosis of hypercapnia is made by measuring blood carbon dioxide gas pressure or pH. A blood gas concentration over 45 mmHg carbon dioxide combined with low serum pH indicates hypercarbia.

 

Dear me, you need C02 to regulate body Ph.

Now N2 is much more dangerous and yet you don't seem concerned

 

Again don't shoot the messenger......deal with it or ignore

 

Follow the money

 

End of life drug 'ends life' shock.

 

So not covid then

 

here to educate. You seem eager to skip my lessons.

 

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/all-about/facebook

 

Lessons in news speak is not my ting.

Strange that init

 

Simple GCSE science lessons being dished out. Make sure you don't hyperventilate/shallow breathing as this will impact your C02 levels more than a mask.

 

https://inews.co.uk/news/politics/c...es-rise-1096315?ito=twitter_share_article-top

So many concerned about 3-4 million people. But it’s just flu