Posted on 02/25/2021 2:08:55 PM PST by dangus
I am 66. I have had no issues with asthma since about 2005. Had to wear a mask six hours one day. Since then, every time I put it on, I have an asthma attack. Five minutes is enough. The attacks are getting worse and I have developed problems breathing even at normal times. The asthma medicines that used to work no longer work.
Homeschool him now. He is not getting content because he is not being taught anything. Get him home and into some meaty Interesting things and some work
No masks at our Publik Skool district.
My son got Covid-19 from his teacher in December and brought it back to me and the wife.
The mask doesn’t do squat to prevent anything regardless.
This!
Yes, contracting AIDS at a young age can be problematic.
I have four kids in Catholic school from high school to elementary. They all have to wear masks but the older kids can take them off for mask breaks in the gym or outside. The little kids get to take theirs off for recess. Other than they don’t like wearing them, I’ve seen no ill effects.
The person making the mask rules needs to be a popularly elected official imo.
In fact, in case you haven’t seen the following suggestions, you might find them interesting.
State constitutions need to be amended to put time limits on lockdowns and on the mandatory wearing of masks.
State constitutions also need to be amended to make state health and environmental protection officials elected by popular vote.
Constitutionally time-limited lockdowns and limited mask requirements need to automatically trigger special recall elections for governors, mayors and disaster officials who order lockdowns and mask wearing, also state lawmakers.
Finally, constitutions need to require people planning to run for state and local offices to escrow a refundable "recall deposit" before becoming a candidate, the deposit fully paying in advance for their possible recall elections if they are elected, amounts determined by law.
How about this outrage?
High school band uses individual tents to keep practicing during pandemic
https://nypost.com/2021/02/25/school-band-rehearses-in-individual-pods/
“Anyone has experienced with kids masked for school?”
Every Halloween years ago!😀
I dont know about masking, but I remember some kids in school that should have had a double bagging
My three and seven year old grandkids wear masks at school and preschool without problems at all. Masks increase dead space ventilation which has no effect on oxygen saturation in healthy people. The child may increase their respiratory rate a few breaths a minute to blow off the rebreathed carbon dioxide. If your child’s oxygen saturation drops when they put on a mask they have other problems. The mild hyperventilation from wearing a mask can actually make the oxygen saturation go up a percentage.
My daughter is 15. She has gone to school since August.
They require masks between classes. City has a mandate... 🤡
Wearing a mask has caused my daughter some acne 😞
A kid needed to go to his locker today, so he grabbed a mask to leave the room.
Teacher said, “you kids sit, maskless, 12 inches from each other at tables, I don’t really think you need that mask to run into an empty hall” ...
Do they have a choice in masks? If so, try a different one. Try to obtain one that is more open.
There’s this:
STUDY: Long term mask use breeds microbes that infiltrate the lungs and contribute to advanced stage lung cancer
Natural News ^ | 01/15/2021 | Lance D Johnson
Posted on 2/13/2021, 8:37:15 AM by george76
A new study finds that cultivation and enrichment of microbes on the face can infiltrate the lungs through unconscious aspirations and cause inflammatory responses and advanced stage lung cancer. The nose and the mouth were designed to take in oxygen without strain, uninhibited. The oxygen travels down the trachea and splits off into two tubes called the bronchi. From there, the oxygen travels down a series of bronchioles until it reaches the alveoli, which are tiny air sacs covered with blood vessels. These air sacs take the oxygen directly to the heart, where it is dispersed throughout the body.
When a person exhales, the process is put in reverse and the lungs exhale carbon dioxide. This carbon dioxide gas is the vehicle that allows the organ systems to rid the body of wastes. When this process is obstructed or restrained for prolonged periods of time, the lungs and the heart struggle to nourish the rest of the body. Long term mask wearing also hinders the body’s natural ability to detoxify wastes, creates an acidic environment, and slowly strains the organ systems throughout the body...
Masks are priming the lungs for inflammation and lung cancer pathology..
A study published in the journal Cancer Discovery finds that lung cancer progresses when the lungs are forced to regurgitate microbes. Prolonged mask use creates a moist environment that cultivates microbes. This toxic environment not only forces the person to regurgitate their own wastes, but also inundates the lungs with microbes that cause a toxic environment that feeds lung cancer.
The researchers found that the lungs are not just a sterile environment. When microbes inundate the lungs, they can active an immune response. This causes inflammatory proteins such as the cytokine IL-17 to appear...
Microbes that are normally found in the mouth can make their way into the lungs. “Given the known impact of IL-17 and inflammation on lung cancer, we were interested in determining if the enrichment of oral commensals in the lungs could drive an IL-17-type inflammation and influence lung cancer progression and prognosis,” said Leopoldo Segal, Director of the Lung Microbiome Program and Associate Professor of Medicine, New York University Grossman School of Medicine. (Related: Masked schoolchildren are harmed physically, psychologically, behaviorally and suffer from 24 distinct health issues.)
Masks cultivate and enrich microbes that infiltrate the lungs and cause immune suppression....
The research team used diagnostic clinical bronchoscopies to analyze the lung microbiomes of 83 untreated adult patients who were diagnosed with lung cancer. They identified the composition of each microbial environment and documented which genes were expressed as a result. They found that lung tissue from patients with advanced state lung cancer (stages 3b-4) was more enriched with microbes than lung tissue of patients who had early stage disease. This increased enrichment of oral bacteria in the lungs was also associated with decreased chance of survival, no matter the stage of tumors. The bacteria colonies that caused the most damage was Veillonella, Prevotella, and Streptococcus bacteria, all of which are more readily cultivated in a mask. Tumor progression was associated with the enrichment of Veillonella, Prevotella, Streptococcus, and Rothia bacteria. The cultivated microbes infiltrate the lungs and affect genetic expression, namely the p53, PI3K/PTEN, ERK, and IL-6/IL-8 signaling pathways...
In further evaluation, the cultivation of Veillonella parvula in the lungs of mice led to expression of inflammatory proteins, increased expression of IL-17, and the presence of immune suppressing cells. “Given the results of our study, it is possible that changes to the lung microbiome could be used as a biomarker to predict prognosis or to stratify patients for treatment,” said Segal. Prolonged mask wearing not only puts strain on the heart and lungs but also cultivates a microbial environment that is more likely to infiltrate the lungs and create an environment of cancer.
A comment for the both of you - how stringent are the mask, ah, ‘komissars’ that you deal with?
Months ago, I was working at a place where they required a mask, and after a while, it was like ‘my daily waterboarding’. No fun.
I eventually found (via Amazon) a certain ladies (austere religion) fashion accessory. That is to say, ‘face veil’. It’s essentially like it’s not there. No more breathing problems. Huzzah.
That might work for Mr. Blather, but I’m not sure if the school naught see’s would approve of such for Dangus’s progeny. But it might be something to look into.
Because yeah, mask related respiratory issues stink. Best of luck to both of you.
Yes. Unfortunately, it was necessary for our kids to get back in the classroom.
Use light thin cloth masks over heavy ones.
Maximize when they do NOT wear it, such as not wearing it just walking outside or in the yard.
Wash daily to prevent bacterial infection in the lungs.
Have kids drink more water and brush teeth more often to offset the impaired natural breathing.
“Masks, false safety and real dangers, Part 2:
Microbial challenges from masks”
...”Microbial contamination of and from masks”
Bacteria are on average ten times the size of viruses, particularly coronaviruses, and have less penetration through masks.
Therefore, at least part of the re-circulated flow of bacteria in aerosolized and droplet exhalation does not escape the vicinity of the oral and nasal environment.
Bacteria and other microbes are not only retained in this space, but masks themselves are warm, moist repositories of these microbes.
Laboratory testing of used masks from 20 train commuters revealed that 11 of the 20 masks tested contained over 100,000 bacterial colonies. Molds and yeasts were also found. Three of the masks contained more than one million bacterial colonies.
Because such particles have been cultured from masks, they are expected to remain fully available to the airways while a mask is worn.
The outside surfaces of surgical masks were found to have high levels of the following microbes, even in hospitals, more concentrated on the outside of masks than in the
environment.
Staphylococcus species (57%) and Pseudomonas (38%) were predominant among bacteria, and Penicillium spp (39%) and Aspergillus spp. (31%) were the predominant fungi. These correlated with the same bacteria and fungi found in samples of the ambient air where the masks were worn.
Evidence is still not abundant of injury from mask-carried microbes due to the experimental and
newly adopted practice of widespread masking...”
https://mask-covid.info/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Mask_Risks_Part2.pdf
My granddaughter is in kindergarten. I asked her what happens if she refuses to wear her mask at school. She said “nothing.”
“nothing” happens if they don’t wear the mask. Just like in stores it depends on the shop keepers. Only takes on Mask Nazi to cause a problem
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