Largest H5N1 Outbreak in US History - Inching Closer to Human Transmissibility

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  • Roger Seheult, MD of MedCram discusses the largest H5N1 outbreak in US history. See all Dr. Seheult's videos at: www.medcram.co...
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  • @Medcram
    @Medcram  Год назад +51

    To learn more about preventative measures, and also continuing medical education videos please visit us at medcram.com.

    • @KKing55
      @KKing55 Год назад

      Does it have evidence of DNA tampering ?

    • @AbacusincInfo
      @AbacusincInfo Год назад +4

      @@KKing55 viruses mutate all the time. The 1918 flu was H1N1 variety of the Avian flu. I mean the possibility exists. They use the viruses in labs to develop vaccines and treatments.

    • @doktito
      @doktito Год назад +3

      Thank you very much for a good quality content. I'm a medical doctor in the middle of Borneo Jungle, Kapuas Hulu, Indonesia. I always enjoy your effective explanation about medical updates, journal reading and information.

    • @boydw1
      @boydw1 Год назад +1

      @@AbacusincInfo Gene splicing is distinguishable from natural evolutionary mutations, so K King's question is a valid one, though I doubt we'll ever get an honest answer.

    • @danielanderson204
      @danielanderson204 Год назад

      Thanks for covering this & I had no idea 58 Million chickens have died of this AF and other animals as well! This would be Scary if it does spread to more humans but glad to hear that So Far only 6 people have contracted it. I continue to take 50,000 IU VitD3 once a Week after hearing your video in 2020 about the higher levels of Vit D help heart disease and cancer patients, it was one of your 1st few videos in 2020 on COVID and the possibilities of it helping people with that virus and I also had Stage2B breast cancer in 2019. I have my VitD levels ck'd every 6 month's at my cancer ck ups and it stays between 70-90 ng/ml for the past 4 year's as I was already taking 50,000IU VitD3 Because I was deficient VitD at 21 ng/ml when I was diagnosed in January 2019.
      I am not vaccinated from COVID BUT I had the original COVID in late May 2020 it was just a light version more like a regular Cold virus but tested positive for COVID. I also had it in January 2021 and then this past October 2022 that was the worst as it lasted for 2 week's of cold/flu symptoms oddly enough my test in October 2022 was Negative but my husband had it 3 day's before I got sick and he tested Positive so I'm sure what I had was the same thing as it lasted for the same time for us both. We had been down in Cabo San LucasMexico and came home and within a few days he was sick. Anyway I make him take VitD too since my cancer diagnosis & because he's had AFIB since 2008, so his levels are about the same as mine and I do Believe it's what helped us thru the Pandemic and having low grade sickness except the October 2022 version we are in our 50 & 60's, he just turned 63!
      I love your channel and share your video's on Facebook all the time!!!
      Thanks for ALL the Wonderful Medical information you share with us on this RUclips page MedCram. Beverly

  • @disbemetube
    @disbemetube Год назад +98

    Standard industrial farming systems for chickens don't provide the animals with access to sunlight. Chickens kept outdoors indulge in sunbathing very frequently, so clearly they must think they're getting something good from it, with science to back them up it seems.

    • @toriless
      @toriless Год назад

      Buy PASTURE eggs, the spend all day pecking at the grass, then sleep and make a egg in the closed coop as it is moved to a new patch of ground for the morning. Free Range means nothing (see Super Size Me 2), Organic mean nothing, the can still be stuck in a barn and the same for "cagefree". Cage Free Organic means is grew up in a barn eating organic feed, so what!, is had no feces on its head and waddled around, Pasture chickens get new IN THE GROUND grass EVERY DAY. A pastured chicken gets some sunlight EVERY day. I never but ANYTHING else. The rest is a scam.

    • @australianwoman9696
      @australianwoman9696 Год назад

      Yes it's very important to be exposed to sunlight. You could remedy this by using those clear roofing sheets?
      I don't trust that this VIRUS is NATURAL!

    • @kenwoodburn7438
      @kenwoodburn7438 3 месяца назад

      But not THE SCIENCE. Only novel gene therapy vaccines can help.

  • @GabrielHR55
    @GabrielHR55 5 месяцев назад +7

    Cattle. Now cattle.

    • @addacdd
      @addacdd 3 месяца назад

      It already has 3 cases in humans. The newest case is that the virus adapted and the person is experiencing respiratory problems

  • @AshantyLovesJC
    @AshantyLovesJC 5 месяцев назад +7

    APRIL 1ST 2024-- human case detected in texas

    • @addacdd
      @addacdd 3 месяца назад

      3 now

  • @robsan52
    @robsan52 Год назад +8

    Such a cheery development after 3 years of covid.
    Half the time I feel like I'm just waiting around to catch a virus that'll kill me.
    Not blaming MedCram, it's all just so depressing for a 65 yr old with a family that I love.

    • @PastaSausta
      @PastaSausta Год назад +2

      I understand, it’s frustrating. Although, it’s better to prepare for these types of events prior to unfolding than to be caught off guard and not have toilet paper again. Lol. That’s the only positive here. 😅

  • @skyelord6229
    @skyelord6229 Год назад +134

    You folks were instrumental in helping me make an informed decision about COVID-19. No hype, just facts. Thank you so much for that. My baby chicks will be here this spring, and I'm building a large run to protect from predators as well as wild birds. The Cooper's hawk in my yard precludes free-ranging... Also planning on fermenting their feed to increase their overall health.

    • @raycatlin3554
      @raycatlin3554 Год назад +6

      * ' Garlic ' in Their diet is Also beneficial to general - nutrition immune system .

    • @skyelord6229
      @skyelord6229 Год назад +6

      @@raycatlin3554 Yes, if there's any left after I get at it... 😂

    • @nancyinthegarden3160
      @nancyinthegarden3160 Год назад +3

      Get a herding German Shepard or a border collie

    • @nancyinthegarden3160
      @nancyinthegarden3160 Год назад +1

      Raise them with the chickens and nothing will prey on tgen

    • @toriless
      @toriless Год назад +2

      Do you still use a static coop or a mobile one? Chickens really strip the land. Also, they love any scraps, one of natures recyclers along with worms.

  • @JuryBirdie2
    @JuryBirdie2 Год назад +3

    I think this is why one of the largest farms, Hillendale Farms, was caught on fire where approximately, 100,000 egg laying chickens were killed.

    • @birajinipatro1044
      @birajinipatro1044 3 месяца назад +1

      That's why small scale poultry farm are better the chicken get sunlight and are raised will less stress

  • @MM-gq1le
    @MM-gq1le Год назад +75

    Another timely message Doc! I have been watching this terrible development. The wild bird populations are, in some places like small islands, are being decimated (e.g., gannets on Pembrokeshire Island). On the CDC website I was able to find that in every state there is H5N1 infected wild birds. Here in CA they are in the hundreds of bird type we see. The expected means of transmission is through migratory sea birds. I advise all who have bird feeders to stop using them in order to keep the birds from congregating. If you see birds walking in circles or with their heads bobbing weirdly, they likely have the H5N1. Contact your local Wildlife agency so that they can gather it and maybe keep it from spreading. The birds will thank you! (oh.. and if anyone wants to to know where this started....take a wild guess)

    • @julianemery718
      @julianemery718 Год назад +9

      Ah, japan at it again, first with covid and now with whatever this is.

    • @MM-gq1le
      @MM-gq1le Год назад +8

      @@julianemery718 nailed it! 😆

    • @buckbenelli8
      @buckbenelli8 Год назад +15

      Our dear friends that fly kites? Or is it weather balloons.

    • @rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3
      @rhonda-my_honda_cb500x3 Год назад +4

      @@julianemery718 No doubt with a bit of sponsored help and outsourced GOF research from Fort Detrick MD?

    • @daviddecelles8714
      @daviddecelles8714 Год назад +3

      You seem to be implying at the end that this too all started from human misbehavior. If so, why are you so trustful of the "local wildlife agency," another human group? Is it that, for you, there are some people you can trust; but not others? That seems oddly unfounded. (Of course, you can't trust me either.)

  • @unvaxxedAF
    @unvaxxedAF Год назад +2

    Dr. Joseph A Ladapo, Florida's Surgeon General stated:
    “In Florida alone, there was a 1,700% increase in VAERS reports after the release of the COVID-19 vaccine, compared to an increase of 400% in overall vaccine administration for the same time period
    “The reporting of life-threatening conditions increased over 4,400%. This is a novel increase and was not seen during the 2009 H1N1 vaccination campaign. There is a need for additional unbiased research to better understand the COVID-19 vaccines’ short- and long-term effects.”

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад

      Vaers reporting can often be subject to the Weber effect, which is a well-known phenomenon where new and novel procedures, or interventions with news can increase reporting..
      “ The observed greater number of reports may also reflect a Weber-like effect, 23likely due to enhancements made to VAERS and to publicity surrounding the H1N1 vaccination program. As described by Hartnell et al 23 the Weber effect is an epidemiologic phenomenon whereby new products or products perceived to be new have higher reporting rates initially, which then decline despite steadily increasing prescribing rates. Similar phenomena have been observed with other vaccines. 24, 25”
      www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6602056/

  • @unvaxxedAF
    @unvaxxedAF Год назад +4

    Actor Jansen Panettiere, 28, a child star of the 2000s and brother of actress Hayden Panettiere, had his final curtain call Sunday when he suddenly and unexpectedly died AT HOME.

    • @AmyB1961
      @AmyB1961 Год назад

      Just sickening. So many.

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +1

      Here’s a review that looked at this back in 2015 and did a nice job of showing how often this is happening unfortunately.
      www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.115.015431?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori:rid:crossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub%20%200pubmed

  • @unvaxxedAF
    @unvaxxedAF Год назад +2

    Moderna Vaccine Caused Death of 28-Year-Old Man, Singapore Health Authorities Say
    Singapore’s Ministry of Health formally recognized the country’s first fatality associated with the COVID-19 vaccines - a 28-year-old previously healthy Bangladeshi man who died of myocarditis 21 days after receiving the Moderna Spikevax COVID-19 vaccine.

  • @vickieparrish8143
    @vickieparrish8143 Год назад +61

    Whole flocks were killed when only 1 or 2 tested positive. From what I have read, they used a pcr test that is questionable. No doubt this is a huge problem, but I wonder if close monitoring and strict infectious control could have been an option.

    • @Turtledove2009
      @Turtledove2009 Год назад +9

      Whole flocks died when infected. It usually takes about 72 hours and they all die anyway.

    • @daviddecelles8714
      @daviddecelles8714 Год назад +21

      Perhaps because infection is only the excuse covering a sinister, ulterior government managed reason.

    • @myfavoritemartian
      @myfavoritemartian Год назад +9

      @@daviddecelles8714
      Bingo !

    • @myfavoritemartian
      @myfavoritemartian Год назад

      @@Turtledove2009
      And the endless possibilities of flocks being purposefully infected worldwide , say from the never ending chemtrails from above - to force us to buy their cancerous lab meat and undigestable bugs ?
      Yup as always nothing to see here folks, move on, nothing to see or say.

    • @myfavoritemartian
      @myfavoritemartian Год назад

      @Vickie
      And the endless possibilities of flocks being purposefully infected worldwide , say from the never ending chemtrails from above - to force us to buy their cancerous lab meat and undigestable bugs ?
      Yup as always nothing to see here folks, move on, nothing to see or say.
      You are totally correct Vickie with regards to the PCR test - the late Nobel Prize winner Cary B. Mullins inventor made it very clear : PCR CANNOT BE USED TO TEST FOR ANY INFECTIONS.

  • @clairemooney8860
    @clairemooney8860 Год назад +24

    Thank you for straight forward evidence based information !

  • @aerodicus
    @aerodicus Год назад +1

    6200 wild birds, that seems like a low number as our county alone was littered with dead and dying waterfowl and some predatory birds. The official count here was 700, but that was only the reported cases, the real numbers had to have been much higher as those 700 were also disposed of, meaning everything still visible wasn’t included.

  • @neilyakuza6595
    @neilyakuza6595 Год назад +5

    The labs are probably doing gain of function research with that too. Lab: " Why can't we get this virus to jump to humans yet? Get to work! ".

    • @AmyB1961
      @AmyB1961 Год назад

      People get sick because they eat crud and expect their bodies to cope.

  • @minchem1
    @minchem1 Год назад +3

    When F au ci says every virologist knows once a virus dies it cannot mutate. So which labs are these sudden virus repeats after years suddenly arrives from???

  • @unvaxxedAF
    @unvaxxedAF Год назад +8

    Pierre Lipton, a 26-year-old athlete and businessman who was featured on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list, passed away after collapsing at the Mesa Marathon earlier this month.

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +1

      Here’s a review that looked at this back in 2015 and did a nice job of showing how often this is happening unfortunately.
      www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.115.015431?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori:rid:crossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub%20%200pubmed

    • @unvaxxedAF
      @unvaxxedAF Год назад +7

      @@Medcram yes roger I read it, but explain there were 514 deaths in 10 years, half due to accidents, but since the rollout of the inoculation (approx 2 years)1228 deaths of athletes. Do you see the difference? Lets see if you delete this . I would be happy to give you the names of each and every one

    • @singamajigy
      @singamajigy Год назад

      @@unvaxxedAF These sudden deaths are far more likely resulting from long Covid than vaccinations.

    • @unvaxxedAF
      @unvaxxedAF Год назад +1

      @@singamajigy prove that they are not from the vaccine. Why didnt these young people pass away in 2020?

    • @unvaxxedAF
      @unvaxxedAF Год назад

      @@singamajigy I see you like john campbell, he had a video today talking about how long the mRNA stays in the body. At least a month, even though we were told it will stay in you shoulder muscle and wont replicate. hmm another fibby fib

  • @Bill.R.124
    @Bill.R.124 Год назад +2

    How are we identifying anyone with H5N1 at all, especially if the patients had mild symptoms? Even if they had symptoms that brought them to the emergency department we don't test for anything except seasonal flu, COVID, and RSV.

    • @PastaSausta
      @PastaSausta Год назад

      Good point with many viruses, but this isn’t just any typical virus. This has a case fatality rate of 56%. More than half the people who contract this would die. Unlike COVID 19, which had a CFR of about 0.5%. H5N1 would be far easier to detect because it wouldn’t go as easily unnoticed.

  • @AbacusincInfo
    @AbacusincInfo Год назад +70

    OMG! This is huge! The 1918 Flu Pandemic was identified as a type of Avian Flu! This new variety you are talking about may have similar threats to human health based on this variety jumping species. Thank you so much for keeping us posted on this new variant of A flu. Please keep us posted as this breaking story unfolds! Awesome coverage. Can't thank you enough.

    • @alan4sure
      @alan4sure Год назад

      And if they develop a vaccine for it all those antivaxxers will be gone for good, once and for all.

    • @AmyB1961
      @AmyB1961 Год назад

      1918 "Spanish Flu" was because of vaxxes. Look it up. I was shocked to discover this.

    • @adonnaprice9676
      @adonnaprice9676 Год назад +2

      What the hell do you plan on doing about it? Oh, finding a red light? He who probably stock piled hydroxychlorquin, thanks doc..

    • @boydw1
      @boydw1 Год назад

      That's just the cover story. The Spanish flu emerged from a Rockefeller experimental meningitis jab deployed initially on WW1 troops, and subsequently on civilians. It acquired the "Spanish" moniker not because it was in Spain, but because the Spanish (who remained neutral in WW1) were initially the only ones reporting on the phenomenon occurring among their waring neighbours.

    • @daviddecelles8714
      @daviddecelles8714 Год назад +18

      Stop naively accepting these scare tactics. Manage your life prudently; take all public and professional advice with the skepticism it deserves; and do not be the first one in line for receiving any new medical interventions. You'll live longer.

  • @unvaxxedAF
    @unvaxxedAF Год назад +5

    Popular actor Cody Longo, 34, who appeared on “Days of Our Lives” and “Nashville,” among others, died suddenly and unexpectedly on February 10th

    • @AmyB1961
      @AmyB1961 Год назад

      "Peacefully," though?

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад

      Here’s a review that looked at this back in 2015 and did a nice job of showing how often this is happening unfortunately.
      www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.115.015431?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori:rid:crossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub%20%200pubmed

  • @Turtledove2009
    @Turtledove2009 Год назад +40

    Thank for for covering this situation and please keep us informed. I have always appreciated that you focus on the data.

  • @andrewhoneywell5244
    @andrewhoneywell5244 Год назад +2

    Did the outbreak start next to a virus research lab ?

  • @natachaholbourn6128
    @natachaholbourn6128 Год назад +6

    I’m confused as to why you say it was first detected in 2020 as I live in Hing Kong and I remember hearing about it here well over a decade ago.

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +4

      Yes you are right. I was referring to the newest strain of it in 2020.

    • @lookitwasnotme225
      @lookitwasnotme225 Год назад

      New Strain, there's different covid it's different strain.

    • @natachaholbourn6128
      @natachaholbourn6128 Год назад +1

      @@Medcram thank you for explaining this… that makes sense.

  • @KW-ei3pi
    @KW-ei3pi Год назад +3

    Thank you. You have the best presentation quality of any RUclips creator that I have watched. Excellent.

  • @raghavpatel720
    @raghavpatel720 Год назад +11

    I've been thinking of antigenic shift so much lately and how destructive it would be if H5N1 or H7N9 became humanized through reassortment.

    • @robertshuey3295
      @robertshuey3295 Год назад +1

      Share a study demonstrating isolation of H5N1, then worry about H7N9. Actually read a viral study with your own eyes, pay particular attention to the methods section. The sequence of steps virologists follow demonstrating viral isolation assumes the existence of a virus- its circular reasoning, a fallacy.

    • @andrewhoneywell5244
      @andrewhoneywell5244 Год назад

      Or gain of function?

    • @raghavpatel720
      @raghavpatel720 Год назад

      @@andrewhoneywell5244 that too but it's not limited to just that

  • @cindyjane3866
    @cindyjane3866 Год назад +3

    Actually, the number of birds culled does not indicate the number of birds infected. If they “suspect” a bird has avian flu, they will cull the entire flock. Keep this in mind when you calculate your numbers. It can be a bit deceiving.

  • @doglegjake6788
    @doglegjake6788 Год назад +2

    Any three-year-old could see the only reason why they eliminated all those chickens Was to boost the stock price for the shareholders it's true

  • @Lander02
    @Lander02 Год назад +10

    Let the hunger games begin !

  • @dana44ism
    @dana44ism Год назад +2

    This is evil at work! How many flocks were even tested prior the them being destroyed!!

  • @robertshuey3295
    @robertshuey3295 Год назад +3

    Is there a scientific study which directly isolates viral particles? Please respond with a link because I can't find a single one. I find thousands of culture studies, but never pure particle isolation. Ty

    • @myfavoritemartian
      @myfavoritemartian Год назад +1

      I'm no scientist nor physician, but you are correct Robert : The so called EX-SPURTS have NEVER ISOLATED ANY VIRUS INCLUDING THE LAST "BIG ONE"
      Everything they said and did was based not on science but on LIES & DECEPTION.
      That's where the real money & control power was hidden - and they permanently destroyed millions if not billions of lives around the world with their V - but hey there are now hundreds of newly minted BILLIONAIRES.

  • @jeanwonnacott2718
    @jeanwonnacott2718 Год назад +1

    I am not in the medical profession, so to speak. I am a caregiver for my hubby who has heart failure. I watched Dr.Sheult during first days of pandemic, he was on the front lines, ICU. Now I still watch, and learn, every time I watch. How many shots will I need today? Oh, great, friggin bird flu!! New shot!!
    I would much rather stay informed, in case I or my hubby ends up in hospital...I withstand hubby's procedures with knowledge. 5 hours? Easy. 3 day stay? I know exactly what they are doing, and more importantly, if you are knowledgeable, you know what and who to ask.. thank you, Dr. Sheult, knowledge is power....

  • @randallanderson1632
    @randallanderson1632 Год назад +32

    I predate the internet. There are people _that_ old. If this virus were to have appeared in my younger days, I probably would never have heard of it. There may be a short blip from Walter Cronkite and Harry Reasoner, but that would be about it. I did not know of the bad 1957 flu outbreak until 1966. I did not know of the financial recession of the early 1980s until 1995. I never knew the difference.

    • @MrJimMajor
      @MrJimMajor Год назад +7

      My grandmother lived on an Iowa farm. She has said that she never heard of the Cuban Missile Crisis until long afterwards. Apparently they settle it without her help.

    • @MrJimMajor
      @MrJimMajor Год назад

      @Joseph Knecht I know what you mean. The biggest one was the "attack" on Pearl Harbor.

    • @andyfpt
      @andyfpt Год назад +16

      I miss the day's of Harry Reasoner and Walter Cronkite and we only needed 30 mins a day for a bit of news. Now we have 24x7 carnival barkers, many of whom are doing a disservice to humanity.

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +9

      The 1918 pandemic pre-dated Walter Cronkite. That didn’t go well for them.

    • @randallanderson1632
      @randallanderson1632 Год назад +5

      @@andyfpt Totally agree. Too many news outlets, too much time, and not enough news. For media survival, it has become a case of dividing the audience. Which means a person can pick the brand of news, and the accompanying bias, preferred.

  • @echoeversky
    @echoeversky 4 месяца назад +1

    Narrator Voice: We're gonna keep talking about H5N1.

  • @arturoroco7301
    @arturoroco7301 Год назад +21

    They’re going scorched earth on us. My goal this year is to stay alive.

  • @sakinahabdulbari6884
    @sakinahabdulbari6884 Год назад +4

    Thank you.

  • @mariosfamilytable
    @mariosfamilytable Год назад +3

    No mention of vitamin D + Zinc ?

  • @arkie1984
    @arkie1984 Год назад +20

    A question I have is what type of test is being used to diagnose this H5N1 virus in these large numbers of chickens and wild birds?

    • @nathanberry1093
      @nathanberry1093 Год назад +8

      Probably pcr test, they get the results they want

    • @HappyBagger
      @HappyBagger Год назад +9

      that'll be a pcr test run at millions of cycles used for the purpose it was not intended, and it'll give as many positives as possible.

    • @amarissimus29
      @amarissimus29 Год назад

      Finger test.

    • @toriless
      @toriless Год назад

      @@amarissimus29 up the butt, just like Ted Cruz would do

    • @ecognitio9605
      @ecognitio9605 Год назад

      Death

  • @triplex7144
    @triplex7144 Год назад +5

    Excellent information as always

  • @StealthyNomadica
    @StealthyNomadica Год назад +2

    Thank you Dr. Seheult, we need to know how to prepare with early treatment interventions specifically for the upcoming Marburg and RSV uptick. They are not the same and they each have their own set of interventions.

  • @terenceheath
    @terenceheath Год назад +6

    What do you think about using NIR light therapy for non COVID viral pulmonary infections?

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +4

      I think very highly about that.

    • @terenceheath
      @terenceheath Год назад +1

      @@Medcram Are there any reports in the literature for NIR light therapy use in non COVID pulmonary infections?

  • @James-ke5sx
    @James-ke5sx Год назад +2

    I've been asking myself what else could possibly go wrong in this world and voilà, here we go again. Countries going bankrupt, nuclear war on Horizon, Energy prices in Europe almost doubling and summer looking to be a Whopper. Not to be a pessimist but I wonder what's coming after H5N1, surely this is not the end of our misery.

  • @susankerr9521
    @susankerr9521 Год назад +37

    Thanks so much for discussing H5N1. The outbreaks in 2005-06 were the main reason I began following emerging infectious diseases. It was shocking when the pandemic of the century (so far) was a coronavirus and not an avian flu.

    • @milo-qh7cv
      @milo-qh7cv Год назад +1

      i noticed something was wrong in summer 2019 after seeing moderna stock price. but did not expect the end of 2019

    • @PhillyBagel
      @PhillyBagel Год назад +2

      Influenza was always a favorite for triggering the next severe pandemic. But with the recent history of SARS and MERS, coronavirus was also on the list of likely pandemic candidates.

    • @chrishynes6091
      @chrishynes6091 Год назад +7

      Wasn't that shocking to the ones who created it.🤔

    • @nfbconnect
      @nfbconnect Год назад +1

      @@milo-qh7cv so you saw the buy in early... Sorry, I just almost died of a virus beggining of 2019. All of my specialists are currently booked out months bc of so many long COVID patients. My doctor said the other day he actually thinks I'm the first one out of his patients and he now is convinced I had something very similar that left me like this. It began after international travel October 2018. Doctors thought I was exaggerating until I ended up unable to walk for a period. All of it began respiratory, double pneumonia and then uttwr chaos from inflammatory events and lesions head to toe. Diagnosis received Full Body CRPS, LUPUS, and vascular disease. Also now needing heart medication. I was a healthy early 30s something who walked at my least 5 miles a day.

    • @amarissimus29
      @amarissimus29 Год назад

      I've always been a fan of medical history and the battle against infectious diseases in particular. They are all great reads. What shocked me was the sudden decision to politicize public health. Every single aspect of the disaster followed from that one conscious decision and still it continues. Vaccination has been redefined to include experimental technology and eradication programs have been set back by at least a century. Because it was too much to inform people about the risk factors and focus all efforts on vulnerable population. Like every other virus. Absolute insanity.

  • @whatwhyandwhos68
    @whatwhyandwhos68 Год назад +2

    I have had some doosey viri over my life and swine flu and bird flu are among them. I get a flu about once every 10 years or more. I find the problem i can have is not the flu but the post bacterial infection which seems to exist in a synergy with the virus.

  • @mballer
    @mballer Год назад +7

    Rather than culling the chickens wouldn't it be better to breed the survivors?

    • @Turtledove2009
      @Turtledove2009 Год назад

      Maybe both.

    • @flagmichael
      @flagmichael Год назад +3

      The chickens are culled because they can infect others, somewhat like clearing burning debris away from a structure fire.

    • @lieke9460
      @lieke9460 Год назад

      Certainly would

    • @mballer
      @mballer Год назад +1

      @@flagmichael
      Make that make sense to me.
      Birds everywhere are flying around with it.
      Kill all the chickens because some may die.
      Replace the chickens, and repeat.

    • @kksch2176
      @kksch2176 Год назад

      NO! That would actually make sense. Where would it all end if we started doing sensible things?

  • @Norcal-cryptid143
    @Norcal-cryptid143 5 месяцев назад +2

    And now in 2024 we have the first case of someone getting this from dairy cattle…..yay…..

  • @zenpig6605
    @zenpig6605 Год назад +6

    great information. yes, eating good combination of natural fruits and vegetables, you cook yourself, and sunshine, sleep and exercise is so simple, and even if this virus never develops into another pandemic, you will still feel great, which is a win.

    • @toriless
      @toriless Год назад +1

      My order would be herbs, vegetables, vitamins, nuts, lean meats, oils, fruits, grain, carbs, sugars

    • @Portia620
      @Portia620 Год назад +1

      Your losses stay away from doctors and nasty medication’s!!!

  • @unvaxxedAF
    @unvaxxedAF Год назад +1

    CHIFOR, Anthony Emanuel
    25 years young when he passed away suddenly on January 17, 2023

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +1

      Here’s a review that looked at this back in 2015 and did a nice job of showing how often this is happening unfortunately.
      www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.115.015431?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori:rid:crossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub%20%200pubmed

    • @unvaxxedAF
      @unvaxxedAF Год назад +1

      @@Medcram No one is buying What you’re selling

  • @lorriewatson7423
    @lorriewatson7423 Год назад +14

    I really appreciate the information you provide in these videos! Thank you!

    • @purplenights1
      @purplenights1 Год назад

      Oh, and those mislead about Covid still have not learned. Let someone speak to the masses, and they believe.

  • @bobthrasher8226
    @bobthrasher8226 Год назад +12

    Commercial farming is part of the problem - ironically, I am hearing reports that chicken feed from Tractor Supply is preventing hens from laying eggs.

    • @bobthrasher8226
      @bobthrasher8226 Год назад +1

      The problem can be reduced with smaller sized flocks.

  • @briangriffiths114
    @briangriffiths114 Год назад +3

    How effective is near infra-red light therapy on treating lungs that have been damaged by tuberculosis?

  • @lifestyleshomes4977
    @lifestyleshomes4977 Год назад +1

    In 2011, Gain Of Function studies were banned on H5N1.
    Yah, that went as well as the GOF moratorium on GOF for MERS-CoV & SARS-CoV in 2014.
    These both were the team work of US Dr. Ralph Baric at U of NC and Dr. Shi Zhengli at PRC, AKA Bat Lady.
    In 2017, the NIH gave the Team permission to finish their work on H5N1 & MERS (CV).
    Thet

  • @propellerhead2000
    @propellerhead2000 Год назад +3

    I am having flashbacks to Feb 2020

  • @Thebohemiangirl1
    @Thebohemiangirl1 Год назад +1

    I have been following this topic for a few weeks, I watched a report from Alberta, Canada news from 9 years ago of a twenty something year old nurse who went back home and came back infected with the bird flu virus. It wasn't known as of that time how she had contracted it. But I'm very surprised that 9 years ago this human infection had already happened. There are cases too in South America where people are being put in isolation due to bird flu...these are news reports on you tube, I haven't personally verified them.

    • @mcfanky1
      @mcfanky1 Год назад

      You have personally verified another RUclips video? Seems legit research 😂

  • @unvaxxedAF
    @unvaxxedAF Год назад +6

    A 22-year-old woman from Eglinton, County Londonderry suddenly collapsed while out for lunch with her friends.
    Aoife Boyle, who has no family history of heart conditions, suffered seven cardiac arrests in eleven days after collapsing during lunch with her friends in a pub last month.

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +1

      Here’s a review that looked at this back in 2015 and did a nice job of showing how often this is happening unfortunately.
      www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.115.015431?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori:rid:crossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub%20%200pubmed

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад

      Here’s a review that looked at this back in 2015 and did a nice job of showing how often this is happening unfortunately.
      www.ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/CIRCULATIONAHA.115.015431?url_ver=Z39.88-2003&rfr_id=ori:rid:crossref.org&rfr_dat=cr_pub%20%200pubmed

    • @sandraaspromonte7478
      @sandraaspromonte7478 Год назад +1

      Wonder how many vaccines in booster she's had?

  • @sapelesteve
    @sapelesteve Год назад +12

    Another excellent video Doc! Thanks for that update & keeping us informed! 👍👍

  • @doktito
    @doktito Год назад +15

    Thank you very much for a good quality content. I'm a medical doctor in the middle of Borneo Jungle, Kapuas Hulu, Indonesia. I always enjoy your effective explanation about medical updates, journal reading and information.

    • @skybox-101
      @skybox-101 Год назад +4

      I had the opportunity to spend a couple months in Indonesia back in 82. Lost contact with the host family. I think their last name was the Daniels and Syouta(sp?). Mr Daniel's exported Cocoa beans. He lived in Jakarta. We also traveled and visited thru Sumartra and Bali.

    • @toriless
      @toriless Год назад +1

      Heck, he should fulfill you continuing ed requirement.

    • @toriless
      @toriless Год назад

      @@skybox-101 Cocoa !! Brain hear that word, brain want

    • @robjones8733
      @robjones8733 Год назад +1

      I would like to move to Borneo, and hopefully meet some of the elusive and mysterious Punan tribe.

    • @doktito
      @doktito Год назад +1

      @@robjones8733 Oh, I have met Punan tribe. How do you know Punan Tribe? they are in here Kapuas Hulu, Indonesia. But the access to their place is really hard, we should go by a boat against the strong Kapuas river stream, some people had died on the journey. Where are you from?

  • @evelyngott2056
    @evelyngott2056 Год назад

    Let's put this in perspective. They culled 58 million chickens.
    The US food industry kills 8 billion chickens each year for food. 8 billion divided by 365 days equals almost 22 million chickens a day. So 58 million is basically 3 days worth of chickens, or a drop in the bucket.

  • @yourenough3
    @yourenough3 Год назад +6

    Appreciate the heads up.

  • @jim7060
    @jim7060 Год назад +3

    Good stuff doctor thank you for making us aware of it.

  • @singamajigy
    @singamajigy Год назад +3

    It doesn’t make me feel any safer that gain of function research on H5N1 has been approved in the US.

  • @AW-ww3ee
    @AW-ww3ee Год назад +6

    The best channel ever!!! Information and education!!!

  • @jossfangirl
    @jossfangirl Год назад +3

    They are killing all the chickens and that is not a good thing.

  • @katiehettinger7857
    @katiehettinger7857 Год назад +1

    I can ntrated Covid in February 2020 and used your recommendation to self treat, during the period medical science was only starting to understand Covid-19. I accredit your recommendation with saving no my life. I have e Long Covid and your ur channel was one one of the first to recognize it's existence. Thank you for opening your doors and educating the general public during a time when knowledge was being discovered, and for teachers no us about applying already established good practices to new diseases.

  • @tonyasmith1715
    @tonyasmith1715 Год назад +15

    I raise pet birds and in 2018 a friend of my daughters was sick and went to the hospital .They told him it was avian flu and sent him home. Told his family to keep him seperated from the rest of the family. No big culling, No knock on my door to quarantine, Nada. So stop with this fear.

    • @chineseducksauce9085
      @chineseducksauce9085 Год назад +1

      Which strain was it?

    • @nosoupplz3471
      @nosoupplz3471 Год назад

      They didn't get h5n1?? Who cares?

    • @mchammerp
      @mchammerp Год назад +2

      Who saying it’s fear Mongering , it’s informative before it has to be fear. Choose how you perceive things

    • @ed7519
      @ed7519 Год назад

      ​@@chineseducksauce9085 She has no idea.

  • @2hrgamer806
    @2hrgamer806 Год назад +8

    Your work is commendable Dr. Seheult! I had been watching your videos about Near Infrared and how it can stimukate MELATONIN Synthesis to combat ROS. I was wondering, if it's Melatonin, have there been trials with OTC Melatonin supplements and Melatonin receptor agonists to reduce damage caused by ROS? In my mind I've been intrigued about this concept! Does that actually work?

    • @toriless
      @toriless Год назад

      Nope, only for sleep. Science is decades ahead of medicine.

  • @janedough6575
    @janedough6575 Год назад +4

    Culling of all our food animals, eat crickets.

  • @persistentintensity
    @persistentintensity Год назад +1

    I have a feeling that if they stopped using the faulty pcr test, used to an inappropriate magnification to test birds, we might not have to actually destroy any more birds... imo.

  • @NancyJGH
    @NancyJGH Год назад +15

    Dr. Seheult and Dr. Kyle, Thank you for keeping us informed. 🙏❤️

    • @toriless
      @toriless Год назад

      I admit, I am not sure if it is spelled Sehuelt or Seheult? It must be German?? Kyle has mostly been doing interviews in ones I watched.

  • @lindseyfamily8119
    @lindseyfamily8119 Год назад +2

    If everybody had chickens in their backyard and treated them appropriately we wouldn't be hearing about this crap. The conditions to which these chickens are in in these big factories are unacceptable it's a breeding ground for all kinds of diseases. American need to have a few chickens in their backyard

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +2

      Yes they are not too bad.

  • @patriciaperry7913
    @patriciaperry7913 Год назад +3

    Is this a real problem or should we just believe because you have an MD after your name?

  • @spicyirwin5835
    @spicyirwin5835 4 месяца назад +1

    Im so worried about this affecting humans now.

    • @spicyirwin5835
      @spicyirwin5835 4 месяца назад

      Human who just caught it from cows got pink eye. Pink eye is very contagious.

  • @auburnandgrey4457
    @auburnandgrey4457 Год назад +10

    Chicken industry probably wanted the markup the beef industry has. Most food chickens live inside barns where wild birds don't go. After COVID lab leak my eyes are open to profiteering from all sides.

    • @lieke9460
      @lieke9460 Год назад +1

      And so they should be

  • @Km-cj6ej
    @Km-cj6ej Год назад +4

    It’s scary 11 yr old girl died from this already and her dad is infected so obvisouly it’s jumping to humans

  • @leiatyndall8648
    @leiatyndall8648 Год назад +1

    If you can find/raise CLEAN (no dirt/poop on them) but UNWASHED, UNREFRIGERATED eggs for cheap, do WATERGLASSING. 1 oz pickling lime per qt of water, making sure the eggs are covered.

    • @sophiophile
      @sophiophile Год назад +2

      Waterglassing does nothing if the egg was laid by a chicken infected with salmonella. It can pass from the hen to the interior of the egg, and then it will multiply without effect from the lime.
      Using preservation recommendations from the early 1900s is not always the best route. We've learned a lot since then.

  • @peterh5165
    @peterh5165 Год назад +12

    Thank you for video! Good heads up information, I can't thank your channel enough for the public service you have been doing. In addition to your recommendations for protection against any new possible outbreaks it probably would not hurt for individuals to stock up on some form of N95 mask (not just surgical masks).

    • @karenchandler3875
      @karenchandler3875 Год назад +3

      I was also thinking about masking in relation to possible new pandemics. I never stopped masking after the Covid pandemic subsided, because my husband is very ill with a scarring lung disease. He probably would not survive even a mild respiratory infection.

    • @HappyBagger
      @HappyBagger Год назад +2

      masks lol, what nonsense

    • @HappyBagger
      @HappyBagger Год назад +2

      @@karenchandler3875 a shame that you think they stop viruses though

    • @luisdecolmenares2009
      @luisdecolmenares2009 Год назад +2

      @@HappyBagger as you consider them useless, whenever you need surgery, make sure everyone in the room disposes of their masks...

    • @johnsheehy4192
      @johnsheehy4192 Год назад

      @@luisdecolmenares2009 Surgeons wear masks so that they don't exchange drool, hairs, blood, puss, etc with their patients. It has nothing to do with respiratory viruses. That is covered by sterilizing ventilation systems, which, unlike masks, actually reduce inhalation of aerosol virus.

  • @The40yearoldVegan
    @The40yearoldVegan Год назад +1

    As a former federal Ag inspector whose since stopped consuming animal products I cannot underestimate the grave risk we pose humanity by paying for animal farming to continue.
    I worked in the 2014 pand emic in Ontario Canada. The fear was evident among all of us. The stories of massive culling that took place the birds dying in front of them all lead to that fear. This was just a few years off the heels of the swine flu in 2009.
    To me this is the biggest risk we face as a species and its a simple switch.
    In 2008 Dr. Gregor sounded the alarm (his video is on YT highly suggest you watch it)as many others. I’m not even including antibiotic resistance and the pathogens we kill (or try to kill) by cooking aka food poisoning. If we have pandemics happening in countries with strict biosecurity measures like Canada US etc.. what will happen in those who do not have that.
    The best thing we can do is move away from farming animals. We just witnessed an unprecedented global pandemic with all the measures that took place. If you’re reading this imagine this jumps from human to human we could see something we’ve never seen before. Please reconsider and move away from this, ask others to do the same for our sake and our futures.

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +2

      Thanks for your insights. I tend to agree.

    • @ronniebishop8681
      @ronniebishop8681 Год назад

      Here in Texas we eat beef all the time, never had a problem where I live, same with hogs, chickens, etc.

    • @The40yearoldVegan
      @The40yearoldVegan Год назад +1

      @@ronniebishop8681 Texas isn’t on another planet. They trade globally.
      2004 saw or 20 million chickens culled due to Avian flu in Texas
      2009 saw swine flu kill hundreds in Texas thousands across the US with up to 13K infected
      2014 brought Avian flu to the USA once again and millions where culled.
      2022 Bird Flu Outbreak Nears Worst Ever in U.S. With 37 Million Animals Dead. Chickens at a farm in Gonzales, Texas.
      TEXAS, US - The discovery on infectious laryngotracheitis (ILT) on farms in Texas has resulted in a cull of 1.4 million birds on 56 farms
      Chronic wasting disease or CWD is prevalent or porcine e pidem i c diarrhoea
      The list goes on. I don’t think we should be risking our lives for sandwich.

  • @UrbanDefensiveTactics
    @UrbanDefensiveTactics Год назад +9

    Has there ever been any studies that show the natural immunity that billionaires have to these flu type illnesses, despite traveling all over and being seen not wearing masks or, taking other commonly mandated safety precautions into practice?
    They seem to have a natural immunity.

    • @Silly2smart
      @Silly2smart Год назад

      No, that nonsense! They just have the antidote and only want you, me and the rest of humanity to die.
      Can you blame them? I mean how many Gucci Suits do we own? We're worthless without at least 5 Gucci suits!

    • @UrbanDefensiveTactics
      @UrbanDefensiveTactics Год назад

      Hmmm... I have a reply to my comment, but it is not even visible to me! The reply must have a natural immunity to transparency...

  • @reason3581
    @reason3581 Год назад

    In the report from UN Environment Programme called "Preventing the next pandemic - Zoonotic diseases and how to break the chain of transmission" you can read: "Seven human-mediated factors are most likely driving the emergence of zoonotic diseases: 1) increasing human demand for animal protein; 2) unsustainable agricultural intensification; 3) increased use and exploitation of wildlife; 4) unsustainable utilization of natural resources accelerated by urbanization, land use change and extractive industries; 5) increased travel and transportation; 6) changes in food supply; and 7) climate change." In other words, the health of humans depends on the health of the environment and the health of animals. I promise you the chickens in factory farms are NOT healthy.

  • @TaoofMiracles111
    @TaoofMiracles111 Год назад +3

    Going immediately from what this is, straight into a pandemic. C'mon!!!

    • @PastaSausta
      @PastaSausta Год назад

      A pandemic can befall upon a society in one simple kiss. That’s all it takes to spread any myriad of viruses that pop up in the wild or labs. There has been numerous pandemics throughout history and that won’t stop anytime soon.

  • @skybox-101
    @skybox-101 Год назад +2

    Any links to vids about hydrotherapy he is speaking about?

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад

      MedCram update 46: ruclips.net/video/EFRwnhfWXxo/видео.html
      MedCram update 47: ruclips.net/video/H1LHgyfPPQ8/видео.html

  • @BlueEyedColonizer
    @BlueEyedColonizer Год назад +13

    Education without fear. Sounds like a smart move to me...

    • @toriless
      @toriless Год назад

      The news media must hate him

  • @onpurpose2629
    @onpurpose2629 Год назад

    Destroyed? After they were diagnosed or suspected? 1 detection a thousand are killed?

  • @annem7806
    @annem7806 Год назад +8

    Got the h1n1 in 2009. Wasn't right for 3 months. How long did it take for this earlier strain to transit into humans?

    • @PastaSausta
      @PastaSausta Год назад

      It took 1 bird, 1 pig, and one farmer.

  • @PlantBasedPrimary
    @PlantBasedPrimary 4 месяца назад

    Excellent information! It would be great to get an update in light of the recent (4/24) transmission from bird to cow to human.

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  4 месяца назад +1

      We did. Check our feed

    • @PlantBasedPrimary
      @PlantBasedPrimary 4 месяца назад

      @@Medcram Great! Thanks!🙏

  • @thishere123
    @thishere123 Год назад +6

    So it sounds like the end-all, be-all helpfulness tip to take away from...and I guess this goes for any virus or any NEW virus/disease...is get outside and in the sunlight.

  • @annraczok670
    @annraczok670 Год назад +1

    CRITICAL, thank you for sharing this one.

  • @leiatyndall8648
    @leiatyndall8648 Год назад +7

    I've been directing people to check out your channel for quite some time now. I think there's a whole market that could open up w/ NIR blankets, jackets, beds, etc. once the studies are conducted to determine which wavelengths are the best for our immune response.

    • @alexforget
      @alexforget Год назад

      I healed my winter eczema with a simple infrared parabolic heater after seeing his video. (dark and cold winter in Canada)
      A heated filament emit a continuous spectrum and thus all the wavelengths (but in reduced intensity)
      Tungsten or halogen bulbs could make a difference!

    • @HappyBagger
      @HappyBagger Год назад

      Or just go out in the sun and ignore the anti-science stay at home 'to save lives' bull?

  • @GlenfordR
    @GlenfordR Год назад +2

    HI, can you do a deep dive into Factor V Leiden, I recently learned that two of my sisters and my mother were tested positive for it, I am getting tested soon. thanks

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад

      Great suggestion!

  • @davemccarthy7366
    @davemccarthy7366 Год назад +11

    Your focus is on treatment. Keeping the antimicrobial peptides available would mute an influenza epidemic. Some chicken farms have been adding vitamin D to the feed for this purpose.

  • @t81629
    @t81629 5 месяцев назад +1

    I think this video will see a spike in views. Important part is 7:00. Scalable, locally available medical interventions that would not be scarce during a pandemic.

  • @mattyswan1
    @mattyswan1 Год назад +10

    Here we go again. Grrrrrrreat!!

    • @flagmichael
      @flagmichael Год назад +1

      We have been doing this since the beginning of life on Earth. Many of us remember "Swine Flu" - an H1N1 strain. I lost a friend and coworker to that; it destroyed his liver and by the time he was able to get a donor he was too damaged to survive the transplant surgery.

  • @candace289
    @candace289 Год назад +1

    So Why are we still exporting eggs 🥚

  • @arleenm7367
    @arleenm7367 Год назад +7

    Thanks for covering this. I hope it doesn't become a prescient warning of things to come.

  • @JuanRodriguez-yx8ht
    @JuanRodriguez-yx8ht 5 месяцев назад

    Any updates for this video??? 1 case of human transmission has been reported! Cattle in several states and chickens in several states have the virus now. Be safe!!!

  • @irismou
    @irismou Год назад +4

    Thank you MedCram ❤️🌺

  • @lindseyfamily8119
    @lindseyfamily8119 Год назад +2

    Now is the time to get your own chickens that way you no what you are eating and what is going on with them be you own Advocate stay away from big government and their agendas they want to push

  • @mprice235
    @mprice235 Год назад +68

    I wish scientist would focus on TREATMENTS instead of only focusing on vaccines.

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +12

      That’s what we do.

    • @graftongodofmemes
      @graftongodofmemes Год назад +5

      Hahahahahaha medical research has been desperately trying to find a way to treat viruses for a long long time.

    • @graftongodofmemes
      @graftongodofmemes Год назад

      @@snowbird6855 oh I'm quite sure that being the first company to invent an effective broad spectrum antiviral would automatically be the richest company in modern history. Modern medicine is still very primitive in A very real way. They still don't understand how anaesthetic works and that's something they do thousands of times a day. Some things they know a lot about but mostly they have no idea.

    • @blackfeatherstill348
      @blackfeatherstill348 Год назад

      A vaccine that works is a preemptive treatment

    • @bobshenatzky5576
      @bobshenatzky5576 Год назад +8

      As long as those treatments are expensive. Profit, not wellness is paramount in this mutant form of capitalism we're experiencing right now. It's the same reason why a tiny, crappy, 1 bedroom has a rental cost of $3000 a month.

  • @AQQ529
    @AQQ529 Год назад

    What do you recommend for people who have contracted bird flu

  • @sylviagibson4639
    @sylviagibson4639 Год назад +7

    I never understood the toilet paper holding. Diarrhea was not a wide spread symptom. As you and others stated, sunshine, exercising, hot/cold therapy (a no go for me, have cold agglutinins), healthy food (minimal processing and pesticides,ect) Vitamin D, K2, etc, etc.

    • @stage6fan475
      @stage6fan475 Год назад +1

      @@jhoughjr1 Were these social media videos? The original toilet paper shortage was created by a Johnny Carson joke. Consumers created an artificial shortage in response by hoarding. Since then its been passed down as something to hoard in crisis.

    • @leiatyndall8648
      @leiatyndall8648 Год назад +1

      Admittedly so, when you're working & using toilet paper @ your employer's place, ypu don't use up the tp you have at hpme as fast, but when evetybody is at home, the rolls empty out a lot faster. I think initially people thought diarhhea could be an issue, & panic-bought for the latter reason, but they did see their home usage increasr, & that triggered a different set of hoarding.

    • @lieke9460
      @lieke9460 Год назад

      Since it was all about controll, most countries forbid their people every activity

    • @mavisemberson8737
      @mavisemberson8737 Год назад

      @@jhoughjr1 Yes and that stores would be shut because of lack of staff as they often are during a natural disaster. see New Zealand current news.

    • @riverswami
      @riverswami Год назад +2

      Actually, in end of Jan/Feb 2020, the first symptoms (in order) my family and I had four days apart were:
      • total exhaustion 😴
      • terrible diarrhea 💩💩💩
      followed by
      • vomiting 2Xs 🤮🤮
      oddly spaced apart by almost exactly four hours, and
      • respiratory congestion 🤧.
      We assumed we picked up a bad flu bug. Then,
      🚫 🍦 lack of appetite and loss of taste for our fav foods occurred.
      Only later did we learn that was an aftereffect of Covid-19 😳. Live and learn.
      Over the next month, I wondered why I didn't catch (Covid) bugs from other obviously sick (with Covid) people who had just gotten off planes only to go straight to work. One person actually sniffed, coughed and sneezed on me while we were bent over treating a huge Snapping Turtle at the wildlife center where I am a volunteer tech. I assumed I had just received my death sentence and was prepared for the worst, but it never happened. ( Not so sure about the poor turtle, though. 🐢) The center shut down to a skeleton crew (pardon the pun) the following week.
      Ultimately, we spent $100 for a bidet from the local home improvement store via curbside pickup and installed it ASAP It's a good thing BC we were furloughed for three months, eliminating the option to "borrow" any TP from work. The bidet is easier on the TP demand, which translates to less griping over how the rolls have been shrunken down to ⅔ of what they used to be, and a better functioning septic system in the end, lol. 🚽
      All's well that ends well!

  • @MrVanillaCaramel
    @MrVanillaCaramel Год назад +2

    Will someone pass the hydroxychloroquine please.

    • @Medcram
      @Medcram  Год назад +1

      Everyone dose after they take it! 😉