[mewzilla]

Could there be a genetic clue to why some people get really sick and other's don't, some predisposition that might provide a clue to treatment? And when they say they've only find traces of coronavirus in 40% of the patients, do they mean this particular coronavirus? Could different strains be easily mistaken?

[aristeides]

They may also recombine with other viruses. Jahrling thinks that scientists world-wide have been too quick to discount the possibility of a co-infection -- the coronavirus operating in concert with another agent.

Peter B. Jahrling is the chief scientific adviser to USAMRIID.

[CathyRyan]

Is there a link to a list of sites that we can not post full articles from? Now that FR is becoming one of the premier sites on the net for news I would like to give the F'en Washington Compost and the F'en Latrine Time the F'en shaft. And not post their crap.

[handk]

"Oil of Oregano". It kills bacteria, viruses and fungi on contact. Non-toxic. Active ingredient is "carvacrol" (63% is a good number). Referenced in the Bible (Lev. 14; Num. 19:6,18; Psa. 51:7).

A few drops under the tongue, or in juice, or inhaled via a cotton cloth imbued with a few drops, over the nose and mouth.

Google search = "oil oregano scott".