Sunlight Renders Coronavirus Inactive 8 Times Faster Than Predicted

re: Sunlight Renders Coronavirus Inactive 8 Times Faster Than Predicted

rrealrose — 4/6/2021 11:24:31 AM

Did anyone scroll down on the RT article to read the comments? Some are right on target to the way this dark episode was being handled here in the US and overseas....

re: Sunlight Renders Coronavirus Inactive 8 Times Faster Than Predicted

GregGerdes — 4/6/2021 8:03:50 AM

From the linked to article: "The vast majority of coronavirus particles were rendered inactive within 30 minutes of exposure to midday summer sunlight, whereas the virus could survive for days under winter sunlight." Did you catch the "coronavirus particles" part? How fraudulent can you get. Remember, it is a FACT that SARS-CoV-2 is alleged to be a complete, singular, visible, tangible, isolable, identifiable, characterizable, literal autonomous physical entity that has been scientifically authenticated via electron microscopy and genomic sequencing. And it is a FACT that Mercola himself has admitted that "SARS-CoV-2 has not even been proven to be the cause of COVID-19." ( articles.mercola.com/.../mrna-vaccine-gene-therapy.aspx ) If SARS-CoV-2 actually exists, then why don't they use complete isolated viruses in the experiments instead of just "particles"? Anyone who has been studying this issue seriously knows the answer. Wake up people.

re: Sunlight Renders Coronavirus Inactive 8 Times Faster Than Predicted

swdhj1 — 4/6/2021 7:19:16 AM

I wonder whether sunscreen can protect Coronavirus on the skin?

re: Sunlight Renders Coronavirus Inactive 8 Times Faster Than Predicted

Almond — 4/6/2021 1:50:30 AM

There seems to be commonalities among many of the lung epidemics. Many of these are diseases of nutritional deficiency. Today, we see higher mortality among those who are obese. (Diabetes may also exhibit obesity as a symptom.) While people may be receiving adequate calories, they may be consuming a lot of adulterated foods and junk foods that are nutrient poor. Let's look at TB as an example. Many people who suffered from TB in earlier times were poor. In the days before modern pharmaceutical drugs there were relatively few options and these were only available to those who could afford it. Some men were told to go live off the land in the mountains of Colorado as trappers--and they were cured.

The high elevation exposed them to sunlight (vitamin D, UV radiation) and they were forced to eat a natural diet and get plenty of exercise. Women's options were more limited. There were charity sanitariums and more luxurious facilities for the wealthy. Treatments consisted of nude sunbathing--not burning, but with the intention of turning the skin pink. Patients were fed diets high in cream and dairy products. Especially during the depression, many people were literally starving and very much appreciated these treatments. Today, we know that adequate vitamin D is crucial for lung support. Fats play a special role in controlling (or promoting) inflammatory processes. Those who do not learn from history are destined to repeat it.

re: Sunlight Renders Coronavirus Inactive 8 Times Faster Than Predicted

Shasha — 4/5/2021 9:10:01 PM

There is Ultra violet Light irradiation treatments...expose blood to UV and circle it back into you. One hour in the sunlight may help. Vit D3 5000IU/Vit K2/Vit C/Vit A/Zn/Mg/fish oil/no gluten/low sugar/LDN/herbs/ozone/onion/garlic/mushrooms and more may help.