#1. Don't panic. Bubonic has always been here. I remember stories from decades ago. It has been contracted by humans once in awhile. Get rid of the mice and the rats around your property.
Crows and hawks like rodents. Oh and coyotes. So don’t but bait out. Wildlife needs a source of food. Cats are good too for catching rodents. You can put traps inside your home or garage. But stay away from poisonous bait.
@a...2784; ? Rats, Mice ! The whole neighborhood is infested, The cats running around eating those creatures are all but gone, Cause some brainiac decided to put out poison, and all that did was kill off the cats that were eating those pesky creatures, Poison isn't happening around My parts, The rat and mouse urine and droppings will contain those poisonous substances, which just creates another element that myself, My grandkids and my daughter will be coming into contact with!
It’s in all the western state but at 7 cases a year, odds are you’ll be ok. Antibiotics can easily cure it and believe me, if you get it you’ll go see a doctor.
Bubonic Plague is found in 2 states. There are 2 counties in Arizona that has Bubonic Plague. If you search this, you will find the states and counties that have had the plague for a while now.
US Army, 1980, conducting exercises at Camp Irwin, required all soldiers to be vaccinated against the Plague. It's widely known that Jackrabbits in the high mountain desert (Death Valley region) are infested with Plague carrying fleas. Even with inoculations in place, several Soldiers got gravely ill.
There is no vaccine against it, so whatever they gave you was probably not good, or they stopped making it perhaps. Either way, I feel safer not being vaccinated these days.
@@user-wickedflower every 6 weeks.. if your using over the counter cheap crap thats actually bad for your pet ... sorry no.. i go to my local vet and get a shot that last the entire season..
@faeglish420 idk where that came from I was saying my comment/compliment was unrelated to the conversation lol ... I understand only so much can come across from text. I do already know this fact about fleas no worries
Good housekeeping around residences and campsites avoids attracting rodents. A few years back there were Hanta Virus cases in Yosemite Valley, CA, from food crumbs on a platform tent floor attracting Deer Mice. Droppings and urine residue dust transmit the virus.
Well... I guess we all could make an issue. We could all demand our pets get flea collars and stay in one room in our house. We could then demand those with cats can't leave their homes, not allowing them to go to work, or go to the store to get food. Then we could insist on aerial spraying to kill fleas and of course we would need to wear masks and be locked down in our homes. We could collapse our economy and close businesses. We all could get a FEAR JAB/shot and keep getting them. Yeah..... we could make an issue out of a non-issue as we have the know how!!!
Oh and let's not stop with cats... those with dogs, hogs, horses, rabbits, birds, and any other warm blooded animals we roam around with. You know that Chimp Micheal Jackson played with? Yep chimps too...
It’s very easy to make sure your pets/domestic animals flea proof. New treatments for fleas and tics are just a few drops of preventative annually. Only thing my dog didn’t like was the stuff was cold to her neck. Warming it in my hands did the trick. She never had any fleas in her entire life … almost 14 years. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
@@kookietherapy9398 My daughter’s Heeler caught anything she could. For some reason Opal had an affinity for what my daughter called her favourite prey … fluffy black and white “cats”, better known as skunks. She had to be re-deskunked several times a year! We all preferred the mice, chipmunks and other small past tense rodents she brought back as gifts. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
I just sat stunned when I first scrolled down and read the title. That’s still around?? This is too much. Stop the earth. I want to get off. Lord, Have Mercy 🙏🏼
@@TheLittleLambTalks Exactly! I disease that wiped out half of the worlds population. What happens when it mutates or one of the hidden Chinese bio weapons labs in California mutates it so that it no longer reacts to Known antibiotics and treatments! Thank you Dr. Fauci
Poor kitty caught a plague infected rodent. I heard there are ground squirrels out west that carry the disease. So if you see a ground squirrel that doesnt run away, its not friendly or tame, its probably sick. And easy prey for cats.
@@MaureenLycaon yes they are the usual vectors, specially the black rats. I guess as a rodent flea, if you don't have your favorite food you go for some other rodent. And if you have no rodents, then anything is fair game. Like people, dogs and cats.
Bubonic plague has been present in squirrels in the southwest region of the USA (Arizona) for several decades. I remember a hiker got it and it was traced back to a squirrel, if I am not mistaken. Jeez Louise, was that back in the late 90s? Time does fly.
Sam, I agree, And I will venture to say, that when we are told, There's probably an underlying reason why, and it ain't about our health and well-being
@@tranquility9325 It has existed in the US since around 1900. This is nothing new. We get about 7 cases a year in the US and it is in almost every western state.
@paulabYaYa isolate yourself from highly populated areas. Stock up on freeze dried, or other long shelf life foods. Have a way to collect, and purify water. Learn how to garden ( buy books, seeds, tools...) I've feared the collapse of civilization for the last ten years. Perhaps it's time you did the same, or not.
No problem, nothing to see here folks. Really it is probably the best time in history to get it if you would. Things are in place to treat it. Armadillos with leprosy, now this. Like the airline pilot in that movie said, whatta time to have stopped sniffing glue, or words to that effect.
Yes don’t panic. It’s a bacterial infection and as long as it doesn’t mutate and become resistant to current antibiotics there is nothing to worry about. 😊
@@MaureenLycaon antibiotics have only been around for about 100 years. Plague mutated at least 98 times since the original DNA was worked out that they found. MRSA was first identified 5 decades ago and already resistant strains are out there.
@@MaureenLycaon Little know fact. The Plague was just a basic bacterial tummy bug that underwent two mutations that made into the fearsome killer we know today. And yes there are antibotic resistant plague strains out there.
Yup. Every so often this happens. Never in large numbers. But, really the one to watch for is Hantavirus. Hantavirus kills more people than Rabies as there in no known treatment whereas Rabies shots can save lives if administered soon enough and the victim doesn't have other health issues and there is a treatment plan.The death rate from Hantavirus severe illness is 40 to 50%. Recovery of normal lung function may take weeks to months.
I served in South Korea 1977...Hanta was no joke. For 'Army reasons' we were supposed to call it "wet-pneumonia"..whatever that means. Our letters home were subject to censorship, so we had to use 'approved language' at times.
Syphilis, small pox, and chicken pox, among many others, are on the rise. Open border policies will do that. We had them all but eradicated, but then a bunch of third-world people came that have never been vaccinated for such things.
Rats,mice or chipmunk. Infected and the fleas made its way to the cat and the owner was bitten by a flea. Pretty crazy for a cold environment. But possible.
This happens.... every year in the west someplace someone get a rogue flea bite... critters in the woods carry this on the regular it's just not transmitted often.
Regarding, Bubonic Plague Use 2 drops of Boric Acid liquid for every 10 lbs of bodyweight. For example, if you weight 150 lbs use 30 drops of Boric Acid liquid as needed. ❤
@@lulabelle4760 Regarding, Making Boric Acid Liquid Yes, boil a cup of water in your microwave, when the water is at a full boil stir in one teaspoon of Boric Acid powder. Let it cool and use it as directed. For example, 2 drops of Boric Acid liquid for every 10 lbs of bodyweight, orally. If you weight 150 lbs. use 30 drops once a day, orally, for 6 weeks, to cure viruses, tinnitus, swollen ankles and herpes etc. Bless you.
@@lulabelle4760 You can also use Boric Acid for your pets. Mosquitoes carry viruses, so you might try sprinkling a small amount of Boric Acid powder on any standing water.
@@utube192 Regarding, Boric Acid liquid, to cure the Bubonic Plague. Use 2 drops of Boric Acid liquid for every 10 pounds of bodyweight, orally, once a day for 6 weeks. For example, if you weight 150 pounds, you would need to take 30 drops of Boric Acid orally. Boric Acid is effective for curing most viruses.
Don't forget the 12 million UNVETTED ILLEGAL ALIENS coming across our Southern border from every country in the world with all kinds of diseases. Many have never had any shots and to think they are in our schools with our kids, in homeless shelters, food kitchens, spreading their filth, drugs, and gangs.
Wow had no idea about those things like bubonic plague . Thank for sharing . I have a ear dog and 2 cats , we all come together for bed time . My friend move out of his apt and brought cockroaches in my house . God they are unbelievable pest . Recently putting up with fleas , and God they horrible nothi ng I do will get rid of them pest until then having to buy fleas pill for each one of them finally they were gone , but those cockroaches are still running everywhere ..
#1. Don't panic. Bubonic has always been here. I remember stories from decades ago. It has been contracted by humans once in awhile. Get rid of the mice and the rats around your property.
Correct! Our veterinarian passed by the plague. Everyone freaked out. Pets/ plague? No he ate off a spoon at his home that a mouse had urinated on 😢
@@Just..Me.. Oh my goodness that's horrible. 🥺 We've got to control the rodents. That's one reason why I like Shawn Woods YT
Crows and hawks like rodents. Oh and coyotes. So don’t but bait out. Wildlife needs a source of food. Cats are good too for catching rodents. You can put traps inside your home or garage. But stay away from poisonous bait.
@a...2784; ? Rats, Mice ! The whole neighborhood is infested, The cats running around eating those creatures are all but gone, Cause some brainiac decided to put out poison, and all that did was kill off the cats that were eating those pesky creatures, Poison isn't happening around My parts, The rat and mouse urine and droppings will contain those poisonous substances, which just creates another element that myself, My grandkids and my daughter will be coming into contact with!
Yes it has but it is horrible, and people will die! I’m very certain it’s only the beginning
Bless that person, may they have a swift recovery.
That's why you Should treat your pets for fleas Regularly 😅
And your yard.
@@Bob-bm1fkhow do you treat the yard please
Pesticides? Feel like u could totally ask google that one
You realize it was fleas from sewer rats right?
@@Rowan-mo4ko Any fleas can carry black death it doesn't have to be from a sewer rat 😅
The Plague has ALWAYS been around. Its carried in squirrels. Its ALWAYS around and always has been.
There are a few human cases every year.
Yet this is the first case since 2015😂
Also found in rats in the west.
Thanks for your common sense
@@austinduvall2422 that might be true of this specific place. Check out the CDC map.
www.cdc.gov/plague/maps/index.html
@@austinduvall2422 The first in oregon since 2015.
Both this and the case in 2015, happened in the same basic central Oregon area.
Probably a significant wild reservoir of it in that area.
Where did the fleas get it from 🤔
@@yolyprog2561 Mammals. It was probably brought to the US by accident ages ago.
Believe it or not even armadillo carry it.@@yolyprog2561
@@yolyprog2561
I wonder .
Rip to the cat 🙏
A brainstorming idiot poisoned all the cats around here, Cats are gone and the rodents have multiplied
Lol
@@Donkeybone10LOL when you die
I am deeply sorry that her cat passed away.
FUCK THE CAT?!?!?
IMAGINE ANOTHER EPIDEMIC
sorry for kitty, hopes for the owner's recovery, colorado is trying to get over a bad case of buboebertic plague too.
My heart is with Colorado in this distressing time. Alabama has its own “infestation” as well. 💙💙💙
It’s a normal thing in Colorado. Every single year we get a few cases.
Avoid Central Oregon and you should be fine.
Avoid Planet Earth, and you should be fine.
Oregon is full of luny liberals, it’s best to avoid the entire state.
Oh thank you, I just laughed so hard. 😂@@larrybruce4856
Wonderful I live in Oregon.
It’s in all the western state but at 7 cases a year, odds are you’ll be ok. Antibiotics can easily cure it and believe me, if you get it you’ll go see a doctor.
So sad that they couldn't save the cat hope the owner gets better
Lol
@@Donkeybone10 LOL PRAY FOR YOU
Bubonic Plague is found in 2 states. There are 2 counties in Arizona that has Bubonic Plague. If you search this, you will find the states and
counties that have had the plague for a while now.
Southern California, in the mountains.
You are WRONG and probably fatally wrong.
Here's a map.
www.cdc.gov/plague/maps/index.html
Prairie dogs are carriers.
Baloney. More than 2 states. We get a case or two on Colorado every year. It’s in almost every southwestern state.
I live in Colorado. We avoid prairie dogs
US Army, 1980, conducting exercises at Camp Irwin, required all soldiers to be vaccinated against the Plague.
It's widely known that Jackrabbits in the high mountain desert (Death Valley region) are infested with Plague carrying fleas.
Even with inoculations in place, several Soldiers got gravely ill.
There is no vaccine against it, so whatever they gave you was probably not good, or they stopped making it perhaps. Either way, I feel safer not being vaccinated these days.
I didn't know there is a vaccine against it.
but….but….JeBUS iS mUh vACcInE!
this is why i treat my pets for fleas EVERY year!!!!! poor kitty 😢
Every year? You should treat every 6 weeks
@@user-wickedflower every 6 weeks.. if your using over the counter cheap crap thats actually bad for your pet ... sorry no.. i go to my local vet and get a shot that last the entire season..
Unrelated, although cheers to this comment !! but I really like your username 🫶🏻🫧✨️
@@xCAEGx fleas are relevant to the topic .. its how the plague spreads ☺️
@faeglish420 idk where that came from I was saying my comment/compliment was unrelated to the conversation lol ... I understand only so much can come across from text. I do already know this fact about fleas no worries
Rest in peace baby kitty ❤😢
So sorry for your fur baby❤
Keep safe all!
Get lost
Good housekeeping around residences and campsites avoids attracting rodents. A few years back there were Hanta Virus cases in Yosemite Valley, CA, from food crumbs on a platform tent floor attracting Deer Mice. Droppings and urine residue dust transmit the virus.
You guys sure know how to raise my anxiety... 💀
😂😂😂 They should have explained better that it's nothing to worry about in these days as antibiotics do work wonders on it.
How is this not an issue???? 😢
Right, let's not worry until it's an epidemic
Bc it's been in the western us since like 1900, in prairie dogs and squirrels and their fleas
@@cindys9491 😢 just shocking
Well... I guess we all could make an issue. We could all demand our pets get flea collars and stay in one room in our house. We could then demand those with cats can't leave their homes, not allowing them to go to work, or go to the store to get food. Then we could insist on aerial spraying to kill fleas and of course we would need to wear masks and be locked down in our homes. We could collapse our economy and close businesses. We all could get a FEAR JAB/shot and keep getting them. Yeah..... we could make an issue out of a non-issue as we have the know how!!!
Oh and let's not stop with cats... those with dogs, hogs, horses, rabbits, birds, and any other warm blooded animals we roam around with. You know that Chimp Micheal Jackson played with? Yep chimps too...
Can't dogs spread it too because of fleas?
Dogs don't usually catch rats and mice
Any warm blooded creature can get/transmit the plague. People to puppies, if there’s a plague infected flea to bite you, you’re in trouble. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
My heeler and shepherd both catch mice and any creature similar. It's their joy.
It’s very easy to make sure your pets/domestic animals flea proof. New treatments for fleas and tics are just a few drops of preventative annually. Only thing my dog didn’t like was the stuff was cold to her neck. Warming it in my hands did the trick. She never had any fleas in her entire life … almost 14 years. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
@@kookietherapy9398 My daughter’s Heeler caught anything she could. For some reason Opal had an affinity for what my daughter called her favourite prey … fluffy black and white “cats”, better known as skunks. She had to be re-deskunked several times a year! We all preferred the mice, chipmunks and other small past tense rodents she brought back as gifts. 🇨🇦🖖🏻🇨🇦
I just sat stunned when I first scrolled down and read the title. That’s still around?? This is too much. Stop the earth. I want to get off. Lord, Have Mercy 🙏🏼
Well it’s existed for your entire life. Why start worrying now? It’s also totally curable now. So that helps.
ALMIGHTY GOD HAVE GREAT MERCY ON US ALL
Oh please, your god never stopped diseases or wars ever, grow a brain.
Nothing to worry about folks nothing to worry about… History teaches us otherwise!
Right lol... when they say, panic 👉🏾 DON'T! When they say, don't 👉🏾DO! 🤣
@@TheLittleLambTalks Exactly! I disease that wiped out half of the worlds population. What happens when it mutates or one of the hidden Chinese bio weapons labs in California mutates it so that it no longer reacts to Known antibiotics and treatments! Thank you Dr. Fauci
PRAIRIE DOGS IN THE SOUTH WEST ARE KNOWN TO BE CARRIERS.
IT'S BEEN COMMON KNOWLEDGE FOR YEARS.
Be concerned about a cold with 99% survival rate but not the bubonic plague 🤔🥴
@myidentityisi Covid is not “a cold with a 99% survival right.” Stop spreading misinformation.
You can easily survive bubonic plague now also. We invented this thing called antibiotics.
It wasn't too many years ago that it appeared on the Navajo reservation.
Well it’s only been here since before Europeans got here.
Alot of colonizers brought alot of diseases to our lands.
I live in Colorado. Several people a year die of the plague. Prarrie dogs are infected
Poor kitty caught a plague infected rodent. I heard there are ground squirrels out west that carry the disease. So if you see a ground squirrel that doesnt run away, its not friendly or tame, its probably sick. And easy prey for cats.
There are, but the main vectors are black and Norway rats.
@@MaureenLycaon yes they are the usual vectors, specially the black rats. I guess as a rodent flea, if you don't have your favorite food you go for some other rodent. And if you have no rodents, then anything is fair game. Like people, dogs and cats.
Garlic and onion that's y garlic farmers and onion farmers never got sick
Awww the poor animals
Bubonic plague has been present in squirrels in the southwest region of the USA (Arizona) for several decades. I remember a hiker got it and it was traced back to a squirrel, if I am not mistaken. Jeez Louise, was that back in the late 90s?
Time does fly.
Extremely rare but yet so was covid and here we are .. I think people aren't being told everything.
Sam, I agree, And I will venture to say, that when we are told, There's probably an underlying reason why, and it ain't about our health and well-being
Yup biochemical warfare.
Covid had like .01% casualty rate.
Like how it’s been here since forever?
@@tranquility9325 It has existed in the US since around 1900. This is nothing new. We get about 7 cases a year in the US and it is in almost every western state.
Bubonic plague is common in the Southwest.
She should seek treatment in Idaho, the plague state.
Get what you vote for.
@@MatthewJamesKent Just like doni said be proud to be stupid!
We see you live in the Lobotomy state 🤡.
@@mikeprice4103 can men get pregnant?
@@kp63 What sex do you identify as at this time?
Extremely rare, where have heard that before...
I was thinking the same thing 🤦♀
Wonder if Fox News will blame Biden.
Health outcomes!
Use Soap bathe, and wash your hands regularly and you probably wont get sick with anything ever. I haven't been sick in years.
What if it’s airborne?
@@YaYaPaBla then we're fucked
@paulabYaYa isolate yourself from highly populated areas. Stock up on freeze dried, or other long shelf life foods. Have a way to collect, and purify water. Learn how to garden ( buy books, seeds, tools...) I've feared the collapse of civilization for the last ten years. Perhaps it's time you did the same, or not.
Bubonic plague is spread through flea bites.
@@TheGrimFoot my husband and I know how to garden. We live in Louisiana and grew up poor. And live in a rural area all our lives.
Close the borders !
Thats what we said 🇲🇽 when your people brought it to AMERICA on the boats.🤣
How scary, though. 😢
Why is the standard setup now requiring two newsreaders for every story?
Is it that difficult?
Oh no, here it goes again.
The blue wave scare
Diatemacous earth is great to get rid fleas and can be spread around your home, look for it at feed stores and nurseries Home Depot has it too
Just don’t inhale any
@@kathyh4804 definitely need protective gear and gloves
No problem, nothing to see here folks. Really it is probably the best time in history to get it if you would. Things are in place to treat it. Armadillos with leprosy, now this. Like the airline pilot in that movie said, whatta time to have stopped sniffing glue, or words to that effect.
Lol
As someoneone from the UK I can only shake my head at this comment
Yes don’t panic. It’s a bacterial infection and as long as it doesn’t mutate and become resistant to current antibiotics there is nothing to worry about. 😊
It's had a hundred years to become resistant to antibiotics and it hasn't done it, oddly enough.
@@MaureenLycaon antibiotics have only been around for about 100 years. Plague mutated at least 98 times since the original DNA was worked out that they found. MRSA was first identified 5 decades ago and already resistant strains are out there.
@@MaureenLycaon and then a man in NM dies from plague because the antibiotics didn’t work. Who knew.
@@MaureenLycaon Little know fact. The Plague was just a basic bacterial tummy bug that underwent two mutations that made into the fearsome killer we know today. And yes there are antibotic resistant plague strains out there.
Thanks Lord for your peace
Yup. Every so often this happens. Never in large numbers. But, really the one to watch for is Hantavirus. Hantavirus kills more people than Rabies as there in no known treatment whereas Rabies shots can save lives if administered soon enough and the victim doesn't have other health issues and there is a treatment plan.The death rate from Hantavirus severe illness is 40 to 50%. Recovery of normal lung function may take weeks to months.
I served in South Korea 1977...Hanta was no joke.
For 'Army reasons' we were supposed to call it "wet-pneumonia"..whatever that means.
Our letters home were subject to censorship, so we had to use 'approved language' at times.
Untreated plague is 60 to 93% mortality rate
And if it turns into bubonic pneumonia well ....
so sad god bless
Denver has had plague squirls in a park for a decade
In Colorado we’ve been getting a couple cases a year for a lot more than a decade.
If, IF, the cat caught a rat... well, it's still out there ! 😮 BEWARE !
I Shall Not Feed the Squirrells! 😮
Yes-----------------------let the squirrels feed you for a change ! ! ! it's the squirrel's turn to return the favor.
Planet of The Squirrels...Forget the Apes! And what is human? 🐿️@@larrybruce4856
Ring around the Rosie, pocket full of posies, ashes ashes, we all fall down
Im scared now
RIP kitty cat 😢
What timeline do we live in really?
i think typhus is ussally a bigger concern.
Ring around the rosey…
open borders have consequences
Poor little guy. 😔🥺
Living in Human waste, and no rules... Not surprised
You can always move.
a lot of people don't realize bubonic plague never left it's just easy to treat now
Everything is fine folks. Back to sleep. 😊
What's this? An American news station not blowing things out of proportion and acting like it's the end of the world? Wow!
Living in Colorado years ago, the military used to line up for miles with bags of flea powder and dump it down every prairie dog hole they came to.
Bubonic Plague and Ground Squirrels in California
January 2023
This is a purposeful and targeted attack. They have been trying to spread this since 2019.
I don't dislike cats but I dislike people who feed cats , stray cats and do not understand the consequences and what fills they bring in two yards
ohh brother, first the Rona now we gon get wiped out like the anglos in the 14th
Rona?? Huh
@@MichaelVance-el5mzNever heard it called that before? I call covid ‘rona all the time. The apostrophe helps, I think.
Syphilis, small pox, and chicken pox, among many others, are on the rise. Open border policies will do that. We had them all but eradicated, but then a bunch of third-world people came that have never been vaccinated for such things.
@@MichaelVance-el5mz Corona AKA The 19
@@evilsharkey8954 This aint english class
It never left always been about so stop the fear mongering
That's why it's scary because it's rare.And don't down play It and laugh.People died.It was disgusting and I think You should have handled that better
Rodents carry the Bubonic Plague
That's why (among other 'health reasons')...YOU SHOULD....NEVER....LET YOUR CHILD (OR YOURSELF) PICK UP OR "PET" "STRAY" ANIMALS (LIKE CATS, DOGS, ETC!!).....STAY SMART, STAY HEALTHY, STAY HAPPY!! ✌️👍😁
I heard about this happening with chipmunks in Lake Tahoe a little while ago
Warmer climate means more pest problems
So …how did the cat get sick, how did the fleas get sick…..?
Rats,mice or chipmunk. Infected and the fleas made its way to the cat and the owner was bitten by a flea. Pretty crazy for a cold environment. But possible.
The point is that the PLAGUE must have been introduced.
Opposed to just appearing out of nowhere.
It's a bacteria and can lay dorment in the ground for years.
This happens.... every year in the west someplace someone get a rogue flea bite... critters in the woods carry this on the regular it's just not transmitted often.
@@artofficial2010It's a zoonotic bacteria, genius. No one "introduced" it
All this is a warning
What a beautiful blouse
Its extremely rare that it happens to you or your pet until it happens to you or your pet. DAAAAAAAAAA....
Pff as if this is any news
It is rare, but it is out there , hygiene is key ppl!! Ffs
This person is out of the hospital now, and back at home
That's only one of the of the many gifts brought to you by a Wide Open Border..!
Regarding, Bubonic Plague
Use 2 drops of Boric Acid liquid for every 10 lbs of bodyweight. For example, if you weight 150 lbs use 30 drops of Boric Acid liquid as needed. ❤
Do u make the boric acid liquid? I've only seen the powder. If we make it-do u have a recipe???
Thank You 🙏💖🙏
@@lulabelle4760
Regarding, Making Boric Acid Liquid
Yes, boil a cup of water in your microwave, when the water is at a full boil stir in one teaspoon of Boric Acid powder. Let it cool and use it as directed.
For example,
2 drops of Boric Acid liquid for every 10 lbs of bodyweight, orally.
If you weight 150 lbs. use 30 drops once a day, orally, for 6 weeks, to cure viruses, tinnitus, swollen ankles and herpes etc.
Bless you.
@@lulabelle4760
You can also use Boric Acid for your pets.
Mosquitoes carry viruses, so you might try sprinkling a small amount of Boric Acid powder on any standing water.
Do you drink that stuff?
@@utube192
Regarding,
Boric Acid liquid, to cure the Bubonic Plague.
Use 2 drops of Boric Acid liquid for every 10 pounds of bodyweight, orally, once a day for 6 weeks.
For example, if you weight 150 pounds, you would need to take 30 drops of Boric Acid orally.
Boric Acid is effective for curing most viruses.
cause is street people causing large numbers of rat infestations.. the garbage etc.
Don't forget the 12 million UNVETTED ILLEGAL ALIENS coming across our Southern border from every country in the world with all kinds of diseases. Many have never had any shots and to think they are in our schools with our kids, in homeless shelters, food kitchens, spreading their filth, drugs, and gangs.
Hamsters are the orginal source
Oh my goodness No
Yersinia pestis they come around uncommonly but it happens. It’s not as bad as it used to be thanks to modern medicine
It’s easily curable now as long as they seek help. All you need is antibiotics.
I hope they come up with a vaccine quick!
Wow had no idea about those things like bubonic plague . Thank for sharing . I have a ear dog and 2 cats , we all come together for bed time . My friend move out of his apt and brought cockroaches in my house . God they are unbelievable pest . Recently putting up with fleas , and God they horrible nothi ng I do will get rid of them pest until then having to buy fleas pill for each one of them finally they were gone , but those cockroaches are still running everywhere ..
Telling people not to feed the squirrels?..
Question
Why is it even here????????
What about dogs
Dogs have 4 legs, two ears, a tail and they bark ! ! ! Next question ???
Thats nice...and we aren't buying it.
Nothing to sell. You could read a book about it for free. If you wanted to. But it’s probably easier to just make sh1t up, right?
@@RaggedyHobo you mean like they made up the plandemic?
Get a clue...while you still can.
@@RaggedyHobo youtube won't allow a debate.
Don't waste my time.
are you guys going to scare the world again with the auyidtic adult planning?
do not scare the world with another planning from adult Asperger guy to destroy the world.
Awe hell nah!
Nothing to see here. Move along? What???
10 plagues of Egypt 😊
Send the migrants back
Yes, happens every year
I wonder what the patient's hospital bill was. Nobody ever talks about this when news about hospitalized people are covered. 🤔
The cat would have survived if not treated
But if one pet got it then there are probably others with it.
You don’t read much, do you?
@@RaggedyHobo no I'm an illiterate fool
Awful lot of smartasses on RUclips lately.