I am working out at home but yes not everyone will get it as it also have to do with how good the immune system are as well. I dont believe all the the things they say about covid tho.
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Also I’d forgotten to mention that sadly, a load of clubs have closed after this weeks news. Very sad indeed.
I'm listening to the scientists.
A lot of the serious Covid effects are caused by an overreactive immune system, too, so I wouldn't rely on that.
The best defences are a) stay away from people, and b) cover your mucus membranes (nose, mouth, eyes).
Yes that is not good news that as they have employees as well that will lose their jobs cos of it.
That is good you are, also what I have heard is that covid is actually linked more to a metabolic pandemic then anything else where deficiencies have been found to be the route cause, like vitamin d.
Absolutely. Imho it’s all common sense what we’re being asked to do. I don’t understand why people are finding it so difficult to grasp tbh.
Indeed. Very sad. I do work for a company who’ve only last month reopened. Spoke to them last night, they may close again for 2-3 weeks. Though they have furlough and the extended scheme, it’s still a massive loss of revenue (not a club etc). So for clubs to close, means loss of staff, who lose their income and the job market at present is extremely challenging. For the owners it’s a loss of everything isn’t it. So it’s quite sad all in all.
That's not what the virologists (including corona virus specialists and one of the first people to isolate the original SARS) say at all, FWIW.
On this note, we watched a documentary the other day by Sir David Attenborough called “Extinction”. It’s not only about nature, what’s happening to the world etc. But It also explains about the coronavirus diseases (which were discovered in the 60s/70s) and how it may have come around. It actually did make me stop and think about a lot of things that I’d not really considered previously.
It can be found on iPlayer. X
Extinction: The Facts
Sir David Attenborough investigates the loss of biodiversity happening around us.
www.bbc.co.uk
I've been listening to a podcast called This Week in Virology. They normally do other stuff but... at the moment mostly SARS-Covid-2. There are seven known human corona viruses. Four are common colds (but were probably deadly epidemics like this one hundreds or thousands of years ago: they're colds now because most/ all of us were exposed as babies). There's also MERS, SARS (close to the current pandemic), and SARS-COVID-2
Yes it’s quite fascinating though worrying too. SARS is nasty and I recall how worried we all were during the outbreak, but it wasn’t like this.
Swine flu, bird flu, MERS, Ebola. All are linked and the documentary has excellent points raised.
The crux is survival of the fittest. But you’d be surprised at what they are. Not the lions and jungle beasts. But insects, rats, bats and typical creatures that carry diseases.
Bats carry a lot of diseases, it seems. We should study them and preventatives.
Agreed. There’s bound to be a link with their offspring and a natural antivirus.
This is also why we shouldn’t be hammering the rainforests. There’s cures in there that we don’t know exist. We shouldn’t be destroying it. We being humanity. I’m no eco warrior but I know it’s messing us up.
The bats also shouldn’t be eaten ffs. Placed in soups alive and eaten. Nah not good. X
There are groups that sequence the viruses in various animals. Find out how they work, what they have in common. Apparently broad spectrum antivirals or vaccines are in principle possible to SARS type corona viruses.
Absolutely. It’s all genetics. It’s all there for us to work out. We just need to collate I think with other countries. For the common good of all.
But pharmaceutical = ? sadly.
Yeah. But I think if regulated properly (sigh) it's by far the lesser of two evils.
If not regulated properly it's still probably the better choice.
Completely. The hacking by Russia into our NHS (and others) just shows how important this is too.
Yes it is very sad times indeed for companys and employees, lets.hope it will get better soon as well ?
It is up to each one of what they believe in, other doctors are saying differently as well.
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It's going to very difficult,even when normal activities can resume.I think the trust element has gone right out of the window, with regards to new and old friendships.As for the club scene.I hope the ones that have had their members safety top priority,can come back stronger and more profitable x
Indeed. The trust element is hugely significant. Sadly. Hopefully clubs can continue with a safer environment, as you say, especially those who’ve put member safety first. I just don’t think it’s going to happen for some time.
As for us personally, same as everyone else really. In limbo and certainly will not chance it or take any unnecessary risks. X
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Sex will never be that important to risk my family,so i'll hang tight.We were just talking about clubs at the weekend,and unfortunately for me,I think my clubbing days are over now x