A while back a favorite wine glass, gold on the outside and cobalt blue on the inside fell to the floor, shattering, glass everywhere. (I hardly drink, though known to imbibe wine or single malt scotch here and there. But so rarely I forgot this fav glass was crammed into a cupboard).
Hi there, Love that you used Hydrogen peroxide, Liquid Silver, and Ivermectin. Those are all things that work, but there is so much push back and wariness about those items. Thankyou for giving me confidence to use them more...Rgds, S
Wise of you to treat yourself at home! BTW, cobalt glass itself causes derma issues. If it was LEAD crystal, that's bad, too.
In a way, covid has done everyone a favor because they now understand hospitals are a dangerous source of infection. This has been true for a long, long time. In 2000, Johns Hopkins and JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association) showed deaths in hospitals due to the hospitals and doctors themselves were the 3rd leading cause of death in the US. However, studies showed that if you included people who later died at home due to hospitals and doctors, it was the 1st leading cause of death. No one bothered to read these papers. By the time JAMA warns you of something, it's already gone bad for many decades.
I was serving on a Johns Hopkins committee at the time. When I need a blood draw for a test that I can't do myself (e.g. requires centrifuge, etc), I drive to an independent lab that is a stand alone building away from medical facilities, to reduce the chance of acquiring one of the many resistant pathogenic infections. There was another researcher who found that all the colonoscopy scopes get recontaminated after (questionable) sterilization. Get the blood tests instead.
You can easily search colonoscopy+infection+ lawsuit to see that it is a dangerous procedure. Highly-advertised medical procedures are usually like stents, they are more dangerous and less effective than one might hope.
The Johns Hopkins scope research was published. I'll see if I can dig it up for you. I remember that there were two scope sterilization methods, one isn't great and the other is ineffective.
For your clients, there are two blood tests for colon cancer that measure different markers, so I advise taking both. Colonoscopies are only good at detecting certain cancers. You can also request a sealed disposable scope, too.
So very sorry to hear about your colleague's untimely passing. I did not pay attention to the issue of sterilization of colonoscopy scopes until two of my older friends suffered both perforations and infections from a routine colonoscopy, after which they were in and out of the hospital for several years until the end.
Hi there, Love that you used Hydrogen peroxide, Liquid Silver, and Ivermectin. Those are all things that work, but there is so much push back and wariness about those items. Thankyou for giving me confidence to use them more...Rgds, S
Wise of you to treat yourself at home! BTW, cobalt glass itself causes derma issues. If it was LEAD crystal, that's bad, too.
In a way, covid has done everyone a favor because they now understand hospitals are a dangerous source of infection. This has been true for a long, long time. In 2000, Johns Hopkins and JAMA (Journal of the American Medical Association) showed deaths in hospitals due to the hospitals and doctors themselves were the 3rd leading cause of death in the US. However, studies showed that if you included people who later died at home due to hospitals and doctors, it was the 1st leading cause of death. No one bothered to read these papers. By the time JAMA warns you of something, it's already gone bad for many decades.
I was serving on a Johns Hopkins committee at the time. When I need a blood draw for a test that I can't do myself (e.g. requires centrifuge, etc), I drive to an independent lab that is a stand alone building away from medical facilities, to reduce the chance of acquiring one of the many resistant pathogenic infections. There was another researcher who found that all the colonoscopy scopes get recontaminated after (questionable) sterilization. Get the blood tests instead.
So sad when we fear the institutions that we used to rely on for healing. Way to be brave and thanks for sharing the first aid tips!
You can easily search colonoscopy+infection+ lawsuit to see that it is a dangerous procedure. Highly-advertised medical procedures are usually like stents, they are more dangerous and less effective than one might hope.
The Johns Hopkins scope research was published. I'll see if I can dig it up for you. I remember that there were two scope sterilization methods, one isn't great and the other is ineffective.
For your clients, there are two blood tests for colon cancer that measure different markers, so I advise taking both. Colonoscopies are only good at detecting certain cancers. You can also request a sealed disposable scope, too.
So very sorry to hear about your colleague's untimely passing. I did not pay attention to the issue of sterilization of colonoscopy scopes until two of my older friends suffered both perforations and infections from a routine colonoscopy, after which they were in and out of the hospital for several years until the end.
Where does one find Ivermectin to keep on hand?