More People Died After Convalescent Plasma Use Slowed Down

re: More People Died After Convalescent Plasma Use Slowed Down

Kamalbahari — 6/21/2021 2:38:23 AM

Please gave us a graph or data which is available

re: More People Died After Convalescent Plasma Use Slowed Down

Shasha — 6/20/2021 1:53:58 PM

Only 2% survived the ventilators. Doctors didn't seem to try in New York the nurse said and were not held accountable. They knew the ventilators were hurting people and still used them. Less people were donating plasma maybe that had antibodies. They are trying to ban/block what works like Hydroxychloriquine/Ivermectin/Vit B12 methylcobalamin shot. Did they give them Zn in the hospital or Vit C? They wanted to ban Vit C IV's. Vit D3/sunlight may help. Did they give them 5000IU of Vit D3? Did they give Vit A? New York people who went to the hospital got a flu shot first there which burdens the immune system.

re: More People Died After Convalescent Plasma Use Slowed Down

Red_Corvair — 6/20/2021 4:16:23 AM

'More People Died After Convalescent Plasma Use Slowed Down' ... This may indeed be the case, but we know for a fact that tens of thousands of patients died in the first three months of covid beginning March 2020 due to the massive use of the ventilators and/or cocktails of toxic medicines used for 'treating' AIDS and cancer. We also know hospitals received massive financial incitement for treating 'covid' patients with ventilators or such treatments which have been acknowledged later as dangerous and life-threatening. Meanwhile, front-line doctors who tried cheaper treatments which revealed to be more effective in saving patients lives have been (and keep being) smeared and treated like dirt. Go figure.

re: More People Died After Convalescent Plasma Use Slowed Down

Ronald_H — 6/20/2021 3:28:09 AM

I haven't got the virus and probably can't because my innate immune system is so amazingly effective I wouldn't even need to make antibodies, so this is different -- better! I suspect a whole blood transfusion from me as a universal donor would result in instant recoveries from pathogenic losing battles such that someone about to die will get up and walk out. Transfusion is a simple low risk, low cost procedure, so it would be easy to find out. Then, once documented, I believe studying me would advance health science by orders of magnitude such that studying disease will become a moot point.