Health

A recent study shows that covid-19 may not be as “novel” a virus (i.e., never encountered before) as previously thought.

And as a result, 20-50% of the population appears to have a degree of “pre-immunity” to the virus.

Over half a year into the pandemic and yet the US mainstream media continues to badly fail us when it comes to keeping the public well-informed about the coronavirus and what we can do to protect our health.

With millions of students poised to return to school, stressed parents are wondering: How worried should I be about my kid catching covid-19 at school?

Well, we’re beginning to understand the risks. And it differs by age.

Given all that we know after our months of intensively tracking the coronavirus pandemic, what are the best ways to prevent & treat it?

Covid-19 is one of the most “alien” viruses our modern health care system has encountered.

Not because it came from extraterrestrials, but because of all of the various different ways it’s able to wreak havoc on the human body. It’s so novel that we don’t have a good natural analog to compare it to.

What’s it like to actually have covid-19?

On today’s video, Chris interviews Dr. Glenn DeSandre who is still recovering from the virus.

Ever since the outbreak of covid-19 we’ve wondered why the virus hits some people like a ton of bricks while barely inconveniencing others.

Now we think we have a clue.

New data suggests that the specific types of T-cells you have in your immune system determine how severely your body will react to the coronavirus upon infection.

Globally, cases are mounting fast, with the time it takes to hit the next million infected shorter than ever.

As we covered in a recent video, herd immunity is getting to look like a more elusive goal than originally hoped.

In fact, we are now seeing convincing evidence of people contracting covid-19 more than once. If indeed the case, that suggests we may never be able to reach herd immunity.

High fives all around for fans of quality science! Our months’ long position that hydroxcholorquine+azithromycin+zinc and ivermectin showed strong promise as cheap, effective treatments vs covid-19 now appears to be proven correct.

Of course, up until this point, the media has parroted “junk science” talking points designed to malign and vilify these treatment candidates, very likely on behalf of Big Pharma who can’t reap $billions off of them. And in the meantime, millions of sick patients worldwide have likely been denied these drugs as a result.

How many people have died/suffered as a result?