The Japanese have a lot of iodine in their diet. Is this maybe why they’ve done better with covid?
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I like and eat a lot of salt (which presumably comes with added iodine); hence I am in excellent health, never get the flu and of course not the vid.
Proof enough, as far as am concerned!
Maybe the Japanese didn’t make up all kinds of fake data to make it seem worse than it is?
Japan shut down tourism and they dont have thousands flooding over the border every day.. Im going with salt..
Maybe the Japanese have more access to Ivermectin.
So, at the first sign of a cold get all kinds of sushi for a quick fix? It was only invented around 500-300 BCE.
Having had a summer cold recently, a feed seemed to have cleansed the nagging runny sinuses that was slow to ease it’s way out of my system. (By the way, @ CoOP Shawnessy grocery store — sushi is excellent! I’m so glamorous– I get it to go)
Ok…next time I’m there Nancy, gonna look out for a Lovely lady oogling the Sushi..!!
Given the pricing at Co-op, I tend more often to get things at Wal-Mart…Dollar store (best deal on clamato juice yet..!!), even, although nowhere near the selection.
Cheers neighbour..!!
Why, Theo, I’d recognize you anywhere–you still have me looking around in parking lots for your truck!
I agree re: your opinion about CoOp Grocery Store, it’s been pricey since they renovated years ago. I don’t usually get a lot there, but as old habits die hard, I’ll occasionally go for a few favourite items as a treat, like in this case.
Cheers neighbour back at ya! Yer posts– in stitches sometime.
Didn’t japan approve ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine to treat Covid-19 infection instead of mandating mRNA “vaccines” iirc. Maybe that has something to do with it.
My wife and I swear by Betadine gargle and nose spray, which contains iodine. First sign of a runny nose, cough or blocked sinuses we up the daily dose which consists of an application of nasal spray everyday. This remedy must be catching on since it is becoming harder and harder to find in the drug stores and pharmacies. Needless to say we are not jabbed and haven’t been sick in the last two years.
He forgot to check the latest Covid stats for Japan. They are having their largest outbreak currently, case numbers rising very rapidly, and are 17th in the world according to ourworldindata.org:
I like and eat a lot of salt (which presumably comes with added iodine); hence I am in excellent health, never get the flu and of course not the vid.
Proof enough, as far as am concerned!
Maybe the Japanese didn’t make up all kinds of fake data to make it seem worse than it is?
Japan shut down tourism and they dont have thousands flooding over the border every day.. Im going with salt..
Maybe the Japanese have more access to Ivermectin.
The thing they invented.
Its called Povidone Iodine
https://cofixrx.com/news/dr-peter-mccullough-on-tackling-covid/
And for those allergic to iodine here’s a 100% safe and effective solution:
http://www.orthomolecular.org/resources/omns/v18n18.shtml
Here’s a reminder of the benefits of iodine:
https://organixx.com/iodine-benefits/
So, at the first sign of a cold get all kinds of sushi for a quick fix? It was only invented around 500-300 BCE.
Having had a summer cold recently, a feed seemed to have cleansed the nagging runny sinuses that was slow to ease it’s way out of my system. (By the way, @ CoOP Shawnessy grocery store — sushi is excellent! I’m so glamorous– I get it to go)
Ok…next time I’m there Nancy, gonna look out for a Lovely lady oogling the Sushi..!!
Given the pricing at Co-op, I tend more often to get things at Wal-Mart…Dollar store (best deal on clamato juice yet..!!), even, although nowhere near the selection.
Cheers neighbour..!!
Why, Theo, I’d recognize you anywhere–you still have me looking around in parking lots for your truck!
I agree re: your opinion about CoOp Grocery Store, it’s been pricey since they renovated years ago. I don’t usually get a lot there, but as old habits die hard, I’ll occasionally go for a few favourite items as a treat, like in this case.
Cheers neighbour back at ya! Yer posts– in stitches sometime.
Didn’t japan approve ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine to treat Covid-19 infection instead of mandating mRNA “vaccines” iirc. Maybe that has something to do with it.
My wife and I swear by Betadine gargle and nose spray, which contains iodine. First sign of a runny nose, cough or blocked sinuses we up the daily dose which consists of an application of nasal spray everyday. This remedy must be catching on since it is becoming harder and harder to find in the drug stores and pharmacies. Needless to say we are not jabbed and haven’t been sick in the last two years.
He forgot to check the latest Covid stats for Japan. They are having their largest outbreak currently, case numbers rising very rapidly, and are 17th in the world according to ourworldindata.org:
https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/coronavirus-data-explorer?zoomToSelection=true&time=2020-03-01..latest&facet=none&pickerSort=asc&pickerMetric=location&Metric=Confirmed+cases&Interval=7-day+rolling+average&Relative+to+Population=true&Color+by+test+positivity=false&country=~JPN
Lugols solution easy to add drops into glass of water. Gives you plenty of iodine. Iodized salt hardly gives you any.
Maybe they aspirate their needles.