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Just keep yourself healthy and keep up with your vitamins. Also make sure your tastebuds aren't fucked.
Wuhan Coronavirus / COVID-19 Thread 2: Booster Shot - Resume all Corona sperging here.
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You'll be fine as long as you are relatively healthy (basically, as long as you aren't fat). I had it and the hardest part was that one of my symptoms was waking up every 2-3 hours, which made getting better take a lot longer than it should have. I recommend getting some heavy duty night time cold medicine ASAP and sleeping it off. Also, take vitamins if you aren't already.
Protistology
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Take Melatonin. Melatonin is like Mike Tyson punching me to the face in terms of sleepiness. Melatonin is also indicated for Covid too.
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Sound advice, although I've found that I personally develop tolerance for it quickly.
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I hope TPTB won't go in a witch hunt against Melatonin just like they did with HCQ and Ivermectin.
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They already have started one with news about how it's been killing babies and a few other articles.
I have covid right now, thought about taking the melatonin, but it gives me nightmares, so I've stuck with NAC, quercetin and turmeric along with D, zinc and C.
Still might accept a few nightmares, actually haven't had any dreams I remember over the past few nights, which is unusual for me, but the coof seems to make me wake up frequently, so it could just be lack of REM opportunties.
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I don't watch much TV, but yesterday I went to my buddie's house to help him load up the toy trailer (we goin riding this week!) and after we were done we sat in the garage and had some smoke. He's got a small TV in there, almost always tuned to the Weather Channel. I saw a commercial that made me laugh before it made me sad. They sell melatonin gummies now, for kids! Finally, a healthy safe way to get your little monsters to shut up and sleep! Thank God, for we surely wouldn't want parents to have to spend time raising their children properly! Not even joking, that's basically how it was marketed in the commercial.
No, they won't ban melatonin. Its cheaper and easier than taking your kid to get a sperg diagnosis.
No, they won't ban melatonin. Its cheaper and easier than taking your kid to get a sperg diagnosis.
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Were those specifically advertised for kids? That's kinda weird.
Gummy melatonin has been around for decades targeting the adult market though as well as chewable strawberry flavored tablet form which screams lawsuit waiting to happen. Worth noting that if you're in the US and have a grocery outlet nearby you can probably get 300x10mg of these for 6 bucks and they're trivially easy to split with a pill cutter.
If you really want a moment of cosmic horror related to drug marketing check out the supplement aisle at a Walmart and just count how many things come in gummy form that don't have any reason to. The concept of pitching meds to people by appealing to their sweet tooth on a childish level just distresses me.
Gummy melatonin has been around for decades targeting the adult market though as well as chewable strawberry flavored tablet form which screams lawsuit waiting to happen. Worth noting that if you're in the US and have a grocery outlet nearby you can probably get 300x10mg of these for 6 bucks and they're trivially easy to split with a pill cutter.
If you really want a moment of cosmic horror related to drug marketing check out the supplement aisle at a Walmart and just count how many things come in gummy form that don't have any reason to. The concept of pitching meds to people by appealing to their sweet tooth on a childish level just distresses me.
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Trudeau got COVID again.
Cue the scripted "thanful to be vaccinated go get your booster" tweet.
Cue the scripted "thanful to be vaccinated go get your booster" tweet.
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Who did he want to avoid meeting this time? It's like his third or fourth bout with the coof!
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Yes, they were specifically marketed to parents for children. I know they've had gummies for a while, but they didn't market them like that. I got the gummies myself, once, when CVS was out of the ones I prefer. I guess they're going all in on medicating the neighborcattle into complacency.
EDIT: Found it on youtube, natch. lol I didn't even notice the skintones yesterday. DOUBLE NATCH.
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Of all the reactions to take away from a&n I feel like I miss horrifying the most.
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So this is mostly for @Drain Todger but if anyone else finds it interesting have at it.
Now, idk if real or true or fake and gay, but considering that long rope of clot Drain posted a while ago, when I saw this I thought of that. Idk wtf is going on inside of people right now, but if this is a little bit true, it isn't good. Hopefully with this getting out now and over time, there can be some sort of treatment, medical/technological, that can reverse this processes if they are in fact happening.
Now, idk if real or true or fake and gay, but considering that long rope of clot Drain posted a while ago, when I saw this I thought of that. Idk wtf is going on inside of people right now, but if this is a little bit true, it isn't good. Hopefully with this getting out now and over time, there can be some sort of treatment, medical/technological, that can reverse this processes if they are in fact happening.
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There seem to be specific subsets that really fell for Covid hysteria, I was shocked when all of the punks I knew became restriction loving lunatics.
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Easterncuck mentality too strong, no wonder they have so many issues they don't want to talk about, especially in mental health.
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In an effort to be non-conformist they often conform in their nonconformity.
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So one of my parents recently got COVID while on a trip to Canada, here's some things I learned from this:
1) The self tests were showing negative while he felt he was coming down with something (scratchy sore throat). It took a day or two after initial felt symptoms to actually test positive.
2) It took him about 5 days to recover in real terms. It took him a bit longer to stop "testing positive" though.
3) Nobody in the house (after he returned) caught the coof, despite it having an HVAC system that connects downstairs (ceiling vents) to upstairs (floor vents) rather clumsily.
4) Nobody in the car he took turns driving back for over 12 hours caught it either.
5) He is a high risk as he was a recent bypass patient as well as being overweight (though he has been dropping weight after the surgery). So far zero long term side effects.
6) He was vaccinated prior to this.
7) Symptoms were described as being like a respiratory infection with flu-like aches.
So fortunately, no harm done we're aware of from the virus.
The only curve-ball to what I expected was the self-test failure, or rather how it failed. I was expecting over-sensitive, turns out it was under sensitive at least initially.
1) The self tests were showing negative while he felt he was coming down with something (scratchy sore throat). It took a day or two after initial felt symptoms to actually test positive.
2) It took him about 5 days to recover in real terms. It took him a bit longer to stop "testing positive" though.
3) Nobody in the house (after he returned) caught the coof, despite it having an HVAC system that connects downstairs (ceiling vents) to upstairs (floor vents) rather clumsily.
4) Nobody in the car he took turns driving back for over 12 hours caught it either.
5) He is a high risk as he was a recent bypass patient as well as being overweight (though he has been dropping weight after the surgery). So far zero long term side effects.
6) He was vaccinated prior to this.
7) Symptoms were described as being like a respiratory infection with flu-like aches.
So fortunately, no harm done we're aware of from the virus.
The only curve-ball to what I expected was the self-test failure, or rather how it failed. I was expecting over-sensitive, turns out it was under sensitive at least initially.
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The first day I had symptoms that made me think covid, I also tested negative. I mean had a 102.4 fever and a splitting headache. The next day the test turned positive after only a few minutes. Just another way those sort of things give people a false sense of security, but this does make sense. The covid faithful would probably not go to their superspreader events if their tests told them they were unclean, but if the test absolved them? That sore throat much just be allergies. It's only a low fever, no big deal... the test says its not covid...So one of my parents recently got COVID while on a trip to Canada, here's some things I learned from this:
1) The self tests were showing negative while he felt he was coming down with something (scratchy sore throat). It took a day or two after initial felt symptoms to actually test positive.
2) It took him about 5 days to recover in real terms. It took him a bit longer to stop "testing positive" though.
3) Nobody in the house (after he returned) caught the coof, despite it having an HVAC system that connects downstairs (ceiling vents) to upstairs (floor vents) rather clumsily.
4) Nobody in the car he took turns driving back for over 12 hours caught it either.
5) He is a high risk as he was a recent bypass patient as well as being overweight (though he has been dropping weight after the surgery). So far zero long term side effects.
6) He was vaccinated prior to this.
7) Symptoms were described as being like a respiratory infection with flu-like aches.
So fortunately, no harm done we're aware of from the virus.
The only curve-ball to what I expected was the self-test failure, or rather how it failed. I was expecting over-sensitive, turns out it was under sensitive at least initially.
And yet, when you need to get out of something you can also just use a little orange juice and get a positive test, like Justin Trudeau and Kamala Harris do.
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I'm leaning towards fake and gay myself, if perhaps unintentionally. The initial jar of stuff looks like delaminated bowel lining - the sort of stuff that comes out of an autistic kid, when its parents decide that a bleach enema is the the holy cure-all. It could be endothelial lining from an artery that he extracted by accident. I'm not going to try and explain the metallic flecks in the stuff, except to point out that an embalmer probably isn't working in the sort of environment necessary to prevent particle contamination.
I also don't see any evidence of "circuitry", despite the claims. Just metallic-looking particles.