Business Owners Not Allowed to Require Employees to Take Antibody Tests

re: Business Owners Not Allowed to Require Employees to Take Antibody Tests

Kevin131 — 7/2/2020 8:53:13 AM

Business owners should be required to disclose the number of times they've been sued by employees for rights violations, just like doctors should be forced to wear their malpractice statistics on their white coats, so we'll know how many babies they've killed with vaccines, how many old people they killed with ADR and bad prescriptions. Why can't doctors celebrate their 'impact' on their patients health, like Spitfire pilots stamping swastikas for every German plane downed. Why not? Would that expose the psychopath doctors who are also members of secret societies as well, and sit on boards for drug companies?

re: Business Owners Not Allowed to Require Employees to Take Antibody Tests

Almond — 6/29/2020 5:50:08 AM

If coronavirus is detected in a symptomless employee, all workers (and customers) who have been in contact may be quarantined. It is not in a businesses best interest to mandate testing.

Besides, I place little confidence in testing and not enough is known about antibodies. Test results are meaningless without accurate and uniform guidelines.

The truth is that this whole covid thing is one big mess. I do not expect an effective or safe vaccine, either.

At some point, it seems inevitable that most people will be exposed. Chances of recovery are best in summer with plentiful healthy food and sunshine.

For the time being, maintaining serum levels of vitamin D at 70 ng/ml (-80) seems to be your best defense. More is not always better. If there should be testing for anything, it is vitamin D levels.

There is also a lot of misdirected racial animosity. People need to be educated. The main reason blacks suffer disproportionate consequences from covid has more to do with diet (esp. processed foods and diabetes) and especially an increased need for vitamin D due to darker skin. Darker skin was actually protective of certain other health problems in parts of Africa with intense sun, but does not serve them as well in northern climates. Vitamin D is cheap. Ancient legends tell us that people remained in their native parts of the ante-diluvian world, where conditions were most conducive to their health, where they thrived. It is not a popular concept to discuss nowadays and I appreciate freedoms. However, each of us needs to be aware of our ancestral diets and pheno- and geno-types.

For example, my husband has Aleut ancestry. As much as he loves fruit, he does not well tolerate citrus fruits. Just as blacks may not tolerate milk. I am still trying to figure out what it is about my ancestry that requires an extremely high-fiber diet. I feel deprived without a lot of roughage. I am adverse to many denatured processed foods. White flour, especially.

re: Business Owners Not Allowed to Require Employees to Take Antibody Tests

Valie from LA — 6/28/2020 10:28:41 PM

This is contrary to common sense for not spreading the disease. Sometimes politically correct goes too far.

re: Business Owners Not Allowed to Require Employees to Take Antibody Tests

MASONMANNIX — 6/28/2020 9:34:46 PM

If my agency requires antibody testing (including tracking device under the skin) or requires the Coronavirus Vaccines be given to employees in order to remain in the office, I will retire! No way in the world will I be getting that vaccine!