It really upsets me when I hear on radio or see on TV newscasts some groups of people dutifully “disinfecting” whole streets by spraying them with “disinfectants” of one kind or another.

Of course, washing hands is always a good first step. And the health authorities’ advice in that regard is certainly good, like the information at Canada’s website (image, top)

Public health agencies and the press are casting out a blizzard of confusing terms:

presumptive cases, infected persons, asymptomatic persons, confirmed cases, containment measures, persons connected to persons who are infected…

President Trump announced Thursday (March 19 2020)  that malaria drugs chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine will be made available “almost immediately” to treat coronavirus patients.

Vaccine safety studies don’t use a control group. I say this again: vaccine safety studies don’t use a control group.

Even if Vaxxed had shown a 9,000% increase in black males getting autism after vaccination, even if Vaxxed showed the evidence that 99% of people vaccinated got autism, this could still be fairly described as “not evidence of anything,” and the vaccine companies could testify in Congress to that effect and have no fear of being prosecuted for perjury.

Laura Ingraham interviews doctor from New York’s Lenox Hill hospital who explains that they are already using Hydroxychloroquine to treat acute coronavirus patients and are seeing tremendous results.

As of Friday the UK is on quarantine in an unprecedented medical lockdown due to Coronavirus, a generic term for a collection of related viruses. The current variant causing all the media panic has been officially termed Covid-19.

This chart shows how most Italian coronavirus victims had pre-existing health conditions, with almost half of them suffering from three or even more illnesses before they were infected 

99 per cent of coronavirus deaths in Italy are patients with existing medical problems, a study by the country’s health service has found.

Researchers studying blood of those who fought off Sars to see how they did so make potentially crucial find.

A powerful antibody which could neutralise coronavirus has been discovered by British scientists in the blood of a patient who recovered from Sars, offering hope of a treatment.

Over the weekend Dr. Vladimir Zelenko from New York state announced he has found a treatment against the coronavirus with a 100% success rate on 350 patients.

Read this carefully. Many people who were diagnosed as “coronavirus cases” in Italy, and then died, were almost certainly put on antiviral drugs. As you’ll see, below, a significant percentage of these people had prior heart conditions or high blood pressure.

I really wasn’t going to write any more about the coronavirus, but a few things have happened that haven’t had much coverage in the mainstream media and which are worth sharing.

As a good starting point, I would suggest Sambucol.  This alternative health food product has been around for decades and is available in extract, liquid, tab and pill forms and has been used as an old folk remedy in Europe and Africa going back centuries.  It is an extract of Elderberry and its quite drinkable.

BioScience Trends is now reporting Chloroquine has shown apparent efficacy in the treatment of COVID-19 associated pneumonia in clinical studies.

The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) virus is spreading rapidly, and scientists are endeavouring to discover drugs for its efficacious treatment in China.

Dr Ron Paul suggests the coronavirus as a government-promoted hoax. His warning warrants wide consideration, not only because of Paul’s political insight, but also because he is qualified to speak on this as a medical doctor. He writes as follows:

Four African countries have reported new cases of polio linked to the oral vaccine, as global health numbers show there are now more children being paralyzed by viruses originating in vaccines than in the wild.

President Donald Trump and the Food and Drug Administration commissioner appeared to exchange conflicting statements about how a decades-old antimalaria drug is being used to treat COVID-19.