Corona Virus Updates Part 6

Auckland Aotearoa in level 3 again this time for 7 days. Last time two weeks ago only for three days, but some potential exposed people not isolate. This time UK strain. Rest of Aotearoa in level two.
It sucks big time as I was meant to go to my dads farm for the one anniversary of his wife's death.

a reply to: McGinty

Awwww...hugs. I can beat you with the tinnitus though...8 years and both ears all day long!

Ringing Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

Oh, god I’m sorry to hear that. Well if you’ve lasted 8 years without it driving you over the edge that gives me hope. Mine is bi-lateral too. Latest theory is that it’s created in the hearing centre of the brain (rear-lower part of the skull) in response to that frequency missing from the spectrum (via damage or old age). In it’s confusion the brain itself creates that frequency ad infinitum. So in a way it’s not unlike an autoimmune condition, as it’s an unnecessary auto response that creates a problem of its own. We’re our own worst enemies.

There’s an interesting treatment that involves wearing headphones playing that frequency for around 6 hours a day, every day. After 6 months or so it’s claimed that the brain stops trying to create that frequency; obviously because it’s been artificially present via the headphones. I imagine you’d wean yourself off the headphones slowly, or else the tinnitus will surely return. After a couple years of asking I finally got a referral to an NHS tinnitus Clinique, in which I was hoping to get one of these devices. However, thanks to Covid I’ve refrained from making the appointment - don’t fancy entering a central London hospital with Covid on the loose. There, brought it back on topic in the end!

a reply to: McGinty
I can reply to you and still keep it on topic.
That is interesting what you said about the Tinnitus being not unlike a auto-immune disease!
For women it can come on when you reach that time in your life, which is something I have considered in my case. Along with the fact a water meter had been put in under my sink...yeah...those things.
However, just before Christmas I had a series of blood tests done due to the worsening last year of the vitiligo on my hands. Tests revealed I have a proclivity to develop an auto-immune disease. Secondly I am clearly over producing the antibodies to melatonin as I have mentioned before.
So now I am going to add the Tinnitus as an 'auto-immune reason' why I wont be having the jab.

Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

Mai I please forward something that does help to first understand such and then how to possibly halt such.

www.chelwest.nhs.uk...

a reply to: steaming
Yes, thank you for that. I am a Clinical Therapist, which you were un-aware of

Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

I did have the strange ear noise for 6 years, have so far managed to stop such. You find a fellow Therapist, namely Dr. Tenpenny, who for obbvious reasons does propose worthwhile suggestions etc. She is a qualified Osteopath Therapist.

doctor.webmd.com...

a reply to: steaming
Thank you for the suggestion but I am in the UK.

Rainbows
Jane

The End of COVID-19 Pandemic? Johns Hopkins’ Dr. Makary Says Probably:
A February 18 Opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal is raising hopes, and possibly healthy skepticism, with its title and thesis being: “We’ll Have Herd Immunity by April.” The author is Dr. Martin Makary, a professor of health policy and management and public health expert at Johns Hopkins University. He notes that the media is under reporting on the dramatic fact that COVID-19 cases are down 77 percent just in the last six weeks. Largely this is, “because natural immunity from prior infection is far more common than can be measured by testing.” Applying some statistics to the case data, we could deduce the around 55 percent in the US have natural immunity. At the same time, vaccinations have been rolling out, and 15 percent of Americans have gotten a vaccine with the percentage rising fast. Based on these factors, “There is reason to think the country is racing toward an extremely low level of infection. As more people have been infected, most of whom have mild or no symptoms, there are fewer Americans left to be infected. At the current trajectory, I expect Covid will be mostly gone by April, allowing Americans to resume normal life.”

Interesting,

Update February 28th Tokyo Japan
3:00 p.m. Sunday afternoon

There have been 430,000 cases of people tested positive.

There have been 406,000 cases of people that have recovered.

7,818 people have died from a coronavirus.

Tokyo has had 110,000 cases of people that have tested positive.
Tokyo has over 28 million people.
I cannot find the statistics on how many people have died in Tokyo.

Osaka has 46,965 cases of people that tested positive.
I cannot find a statistics of the people that have died of coronavirus in Osaka.

Worldwide has been reported that 2, 520,000 have died from the virus.

originally posted by: McGinty
a reply to: angelchemuel

Oh, god I’m sorry to hear that. Well if you’ve lasted 8 years without it driving you over the edge that gives me hope. Mine is bi-lateral too. Latest theory is that it’s created in the hearing centre of the brain (rear-lower part of the skull) in response to that frequency missing from the spectrum (via damage or old age). In it’s confusion the brain itself creates that frequency ad infinitum. So in a way it’s not unlike an autoimmune condition, as it’s an unnecessary auto response that creates a problem of its own. We’re our own worst enemies.

There’s an interesting treatment that involves wearing headphones playing that frequency for around 6 hours a day, every day. After 6 months or so it’s claimed that the brain stops trying to create that frequency; obviously because it’s been artificially present via the headphones. I imagine you’d wean yourself off the headphones slowly, or else the tinnitus will surely return. After a couple years of asking I finally got a referral to an NHS tinnitus Clinique, in which I was hoping to get one of these devices. However, thanks to Covid I’ve refrained from making the appointment - don’t fancy entering a central London hospital with Covid on the loose. There, brought it back on topic in the end!

If you don't mind, I would like to hear more (no pun intended) about that treatment for tinnitus. I'm 70 years old. In my younger days I used to shoot firearms a LOT, and didn't always use ear protection. On top of that I played in a rock and roll band in my early 20s and the amps were in BACK of us. And we played LOUD, because sometimes we were in some pretty big halls. As a result, I have had high pitched ringing in my both ears for decades. I only really hear it when I try to hear it, otherwise it is now just background noise I can filter out by ignoring it. But I really would like to hear true silence again. So if there is something that will work, heck, I would give it a whirl.

But yeah, with COVID lurking, I have pretty much cancelled the idea of any personal contact with anyone outside of my wife and one close friend. And even with the friend, I keep my distance since I don't believe he is being nearly as careful as my wife and I are being. Going to any sort of doctor's office is pretty much out unless I find myself in some sort of emergency that takes the choice out of my hands.

Anyway, If this tinnitus discussion gets or needs a separate thread, please point me to it, as I would hate to lose this line of discussion. Was a time when these threads on COVID were nearly impossible to keep up with. So I'm not sure if people just lost interest, or what. Just seems kind of odd that the discussion just dried up like it did. Makes me feel like maybe I am missing something important that everyone else knows but me.

a reply to: puzzled2

A good editorial on ivermectin; definitely something fishy about the way it's being ignored by the msm.

But i'm not sure i buy the bottom line of herd immunity being the panacea with a virus that can keep moving those immunity goal posts. I think the bit at the end where he says 'We need to keep some focus on vaccine development for the new variants." kinda makes everything said up to that point moot. We may well have gained more herd immunity to C19 than we realise, but all those folk with either a natural immunity, or gained via infection are not necessarily immune to a variant. Hence the addendum of keeping some focus on vaccine development.

Imo keeping 'some' focus has being the cause of our inability to get on top of covid sooner. There should be no more half measures on vaccine research, whatever happens to covid. It's surely clear that spending on this research should remain a permanent priority, so that we may be a little more prepared for the next one.

I think in a year or so, if these statements about herd immunity can be shown to be true at that point, then perhaps we can be optimistic about our collective antibodies seeing off variants. But if anything can be learned from the UKs mismanagement, it's that leaving lockdowns quickly based on wishful thinking rather than data and tbh common sense, it's only inviting ever longer lockdowns when covid takes advantage of that nativity.

But Boris Johnson continues to make idiotic statements like the ending of the current lockdown is “cautious but also irreversible”! In such a situation surely only a bonafide idiot would call this move 'irreversible'. When Boris sets himself up for failure so easily you have to wonder did covid leave him with brain damage?

Covid will use every avenue available to natural selection and i predict that just like 'triumphant' September school opening preempted a huge serge in cases, so will this school opening, which is far from cautious - sending all pupils back at once...

As ever it seems money and the stakes the powerful have in the reopening of business have them acting on hope, rather than sense - collective wishful thinking, rathe than collective immunity - and that has so far led not to people getting their lives back, but to even longer lockdowns and more indirect covid victims. I hope that the added variable of the vaccine this time round proves me wrong and the variants aren't so varied.

Sorry for prattling on!

originally posted by: puzzled2

The End of COVID-19 Pandemic? Johns Hopkins’ Dr. Makary Says Probably:
A February 18 Opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal is raising hopes, and possibly healthy skepticism, with its title and thesis being: “We’ll Have Herd Immunity by April.” The author is Dr. Martin Makary, a professor of health policy and management and public health expert at Johns Hopkins University. He notes that the media is under reporting on the dramatic fact that COVID-19 cases are down 77 percent just in the last six weeks. Largely this is, “because natural immunity from prior infection is far more common than can be measured by testing.” Applying some statistics to the case data, we could deduce the around 55 percent in the US have natural immunity. At the same time, vaccinations have been rolling out, and 15 percent of Americans have gotten a vaccine with the percentage rising fast. Based on these factors, “There is reason to think the country is racing toward an extremely low level of infection. As more people have been infected, most of whom have mild or no symptoms, there are fewer Americans left to be infected. At the current trajectory, I expect Covid will be mostly gone by April, allowing Americans to resume normal life.”

Interesting,

Do you still have the link for that please Puzzled?
The document besides what the chap says in the video.

Thank you
Rainbows
jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

Well I got it from the video, which had a link to the Trial site news article which unlike many others had a link to the original

trial site news
original

Which was based on the evidence in Robust T Cell Immunity in Convalescent Individuals with Asymptomatic or Mild COVID-19

Hope that helps with your questions, Jane.

More information that shows Governments hid the best treatment out there since April last year.

Can you imagine 7 Facilities treating patients 1 doctor starts Ivermectin then stops the other keeps going. 17 deaths later the doctor starts using ivermectin again and sees his patients improve.

This is a webinar and has a lot of Q&A. So please try spreading the word yourselves.

Status in Denmark:

March 1st - We are re-opening the smaller shops. Customer restrictions in place based on size of shops. Shopping malls are still kept closed. So are hairdressers, fitness, café and restaurants. Bars are at the very end of the opening strategy.
Outdoor attractions are opening again; fx. Tivoli and Copenhagen zoo.
So are small initiatives like soccer training for kids etc. A max of 20 people in one cluster.

Small kids have been back at public school for 3 weeks now, no siginificant changes in infection rate.

Big kids have been locally allowed back today as well, to the joy of them all. This lockdown has damaged their social skills and a lot of them are showing fatigue and depression.

Some areas, like the capital area remains closed for the big kids.

Bornholm, is the only place in Denmark where liberal occupation has been allowed to open due to low infection rate.

As of 3 days ago, Denmark found two family cases of the south african mutation. Between 5-10 individuals. The two families does not know eachother... part of Northwest Copenhagen was strongly suggested to undergo testing immidiately to avoid a new outbreak.
People went to testing sites this saturday, only 5 test people met up for work, causing 2 hour queues and making people step out and skip the test all together.

Vaccination is struck by delays. We were supposed to be much further by the end of march, but that goal has been prolonged by 1 month so far.

A vaccination test was carried out this friday to see how effectively one center could vaccinate herds of people. The goal was 15.000 in one day. I believe they succeeded, by keeping focus and doing it in a structured manner.

The Danish Parliament is going through rumbles due to the right wing not finding the opening adequate... they want it all to open. Left wing wants a slow opening (based on the Corona task force advice, which are specialists from various areas of society), so we don't run into a 3rd wave that we can't control.

A 3rd wave IS expected... in fact the opening today is considered a calculated risk, and we expect a new rise in number of hospitalized infections.

The city of Kolding (7th largest city in Denmark) recently had two outbreaks of B117 amongst small kids, forcing the city to close the two schools again after just 10 days of opening.

The Vollsmose area of Odense (3rd largest city), is subject to the highest infection rate right now, mostly consisting of 2nd and 3rd generation immigrants, and also one of the most criminal city areas of Denmark. Inhabitants are reluctant to get tested. In general the biggest surges in Denmark has been amongst immigrants, who have a tradition and culture of having close family ties. They also show a over-mortality rate from Corona, mainly elderly.

The Danish Prime minister just ventured to Israel to obtain information and perhaps a deal about vaccination plans and see if we can match their succes.
I believe Israel is not a representative case, because... well, it's Israel and they always get what they want. By force or coersion. We can't match that...

Hard numbers as of March 1st 2021:

- Un-employment: 43.000 more since march last year, but beginning to look like it's flattening out. Similar to the level of 2007 before the crash.
- Stock market: C25 has recovered and risen a lot above the level of march 2020.
- Vaccinated 2 times: 3,14 % of the population
- Vaccinated 1 time: 7,18 % of the population
- Tests per day: between 50.000-100.000 (1-1.8 % of the population)
- Corona positives: 0.3 % ( has been at this level for a while now )
- Deaths: 2361
- Total number of infections over time: 211.000 (3.6% of the population)

So why the harsh restrictions? Denmark like many other countries suffer from a parliament that is trying to consolidate the healthcare sector. This has lead to a lot of closed hospitals over time and a lack of beds.
The officials calculated with a max available number of intensive care corona beds of 1.000 in all of Denmark.
If we go above that number it will severely cripple our healthcare sector.


The next 2-3 weeks will show if the South African and B117 will run amok. Hopefully not... we cannot sustain another lock-down.

originally posted by: Rich Z

originally posted by: McGinty
a reply to: angelchemuel

Oh, god I’m sorry to hear that. Well if you’ve lasted 8 years without it driving you over the edge that gives me hope. Mine is bi-lateral too. Latest theory is that it’s created in the hearing centre of the brain (rear-lower part of the skull) in response to that frequency missing from the spectrum (via damage or old age). In it’s confusion the brain itself creates that frequency ad infinitum. So in a way it’s not unlike an autoimmune condition, as it’s an unnecessary auto response that creates a problem of its own. We’re our own worst enemies.

There’s an interesting treatment that involves wearing headphones playing that frequency for around 6 hours a day, every day. After 6 months or so it’s claimed that the brain stops trying to create that frequency; obviously because it’s been artificially present via the headphones. I imagine you’d wean yourself off the headphones slowly, or else the tinnitus will surely return. After a couple years of asking I finally got a referral to an NHS tinnitus Clinique, in which I was hoping to get one of these devices. However, thanks to Covid I’ve refrained from making the appointment - don’t fancy entering a central London hospital with Covid on the loose. There, brought it back on topic in the end!

If you don't mind, I would like to hear more (no pun intended) about that treatment for tinnitus. I'm 70 years old. In my younger days I used to shoot firearms a LOT, and didn't always use ear protection. On top of that I played in a rock and roll band in my early 20s and the amps were in BACK of us. And we played LOUD, because sometimes we were in some pretty big halls. As a result, I have had high pitched ringing in my both ears for decades. I only really hear it when I try to hear it, otherwise it is now just background noise I can filter out by ignoring it. But I really would like to hear true silence again. So if there is something that will work, heck, I would give it a whirl.

But yeah, with COVID lurking, I have pretty much cancelled the idea of any personal contact with anyone outside of my wife and one close friend. And even with the friend, I keep my distance since I don't believe he is being nearly as careful as my wife and I are being. Going to any sort of doctor's office is pretty much out unless I find myself in some sort of emergency that takes the choice out of my hands.

Anyway, If this tinnitus discussion gets or needs a separate thread, please point me to it, as I would hate to lose this line of discussion. Was a time when these threads on COVID were nearly impossible to keep up with. So I'm not sure if people just lost interest, or what. Just seems kind of odd that the discussion just dried up like it did. Makes me feel like maybe I am missing something important that everyone else knows but me.

I'm in exactly the same position as you, just a bit younger, and I would imaging my ears are mainly damaged through being in a band /loud clubs /and loud headphones over the years.
And the high pitched tone has got worse over the last 6 months or so, I'm noticing it every day now, even as we speak. 😕

a reply to: puzzled2

Thank you.
This from the Moderna website for everyone...

"Recognizing the broad potential of mRNA science, we set out to create an mRNA technology platform that functions very much like an operating system on a computer. It is designed so that it can plug and play interchangeably with different programs. In our case, the "program” or “app” is our mRNA drug - the unique mRNA sequence that codes for a protein."

Moderna website
PLEASE NOTE NOT ONCE DO THEY CALL IT A VACCINE, (because it isn't) THEY CALL IT A MEDICINE..... which means it is a treatment.

Rainbows
Jane

This video on Bitchute ('cos YouTubby would delete it) showing how VAERS are 'shaving' death by vaccine from their site....
VAERS

Rainbows
Jane

a reply to: angelchemuel

Hey, Jane! Forgive me, i haven't time to watch that whole vid - up to my eyeballs with work. It seems to be all about showing the evidence for vaccine reaction death figures being manipulated. Good find and great detective work in the what i saw of the vid.

However, for me if the figures are being fudged it doesn't necessarily indicate malevolence. If i had to make those calls and on one hand ive got a vaccine that may cause harm to some and on the other a virus that will kill many, it's not a comfortable choice, but it's clear what has to be done. The proportion that are put off by the adverse reactions may then go on to contain a higher proportion of deaths from covid than from the vaccine had they taken it.

This logic presupposes that i'd be in a position to have data telling me that covid has higher mortality that the vaccine. If that wasn't the case then of course i'd pull the vaccine. My point is that without knowing the data the decision makers are seeing it's hard to see death data manipulation as proof of the 'cure' being worse than the decease, as opposed to possibly an effort to steer the sheep to safety.

Dunno, is the bottom line!