Who has NOT had Covid - Untouchables

originally posted by: mcsnacks77
a reply to: JAGStorm

I know my doctor told me I’m immune to it because AB negative isn’t susceptible to flu viruses. But can still catch the common cold since it is a rhinovirus. In 50 years never had the flu.

Very interesting. I have never heard that before, but my Mother is AB-.

I will have to check that out.

I'm O- as far as I know I've never had it. I am also vaxxed and boosted. I also take D, zinc, and a potassium/magnesium supplement, mostly because I eat a low carb diet and it's kinda necessary. I don't take C as my daily ingestion of C is higher than the daily recommendation. I also use Flonase for allergies which I can't remember if I read that may help the virus from traveling further up the nasal passages. Thought I read that one time or another.

The 2nd Vax and booster had me feel lousy with a fever the next day, so based on those symptoms I don't believe I ever had covid because I haven't had those symptoms any other time.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Felt a little tired for a couple of days in early Jan., 2020...and the same a couple of weeks ago.
No jabs...no masks...no tests.

originally posted by: BarbaraTheEnlightened1

originally posted by: NightSkyeB4Dawn

originally posted by: BarbaraTheEnlightened1

originally posted by: Irishhaf
A- here and until they forced me to get it I was exposed every day I went to work during this boondoggle including a month prior to them officially admitting it was here, never popped positive, never got sick at all.

Only things I did different than my co-workers that got it repeatedly was a vitamin regimen and made certain me the wife and the mini me got outside in the son every day.

What were you dosing ya’ll? I’m on 30 vit D tablets a day but it’s hell on my bowels. My pee looks the same color as those eighties illuminous socks we all wore.

30 tabs at what strength?

I was on Vitamin D long before COVID. My normal dose was 2000 IU a day. I upped it to 4000 after I heard it helped with COVID. Too much can be just as bad as not enough. You may be losing some of the benefits if overdosing.

Not sure if it has anything to do with it, but I have had a problem with maintaining my Vit D levels for a long time.

Fortunately they are only 2000 IU a tab - they also seem to help with my psychic abilities. I’m seeing visions all the time! I just can’t stop pooping but I guess that’s normal.

But is it the vitamin D? or is it just Brad?..the visions?

a reply to: JAGStorm

Here is the thing. Many people are getting "sick" and refusing to be tested because they are dismissing their symptoms and attributing them to "a cold", or "allergies", or "sinus infection" etc. I have friends and family who have done this. I am totally against this COVID BS, I did however loose my taste and smell over the holidays for 3 weeks but had ZERO other symptoms. Not a head cold, no drainage, no cough, no shortness of breath, but I did test positive for COVID on a home Boigen Antigen test. Does it matter to me? No. However my point is, many people claiming to have never had COVID, probably had it and just didn't know it.

a reply to: panoz77

However my point is, many people claiming to have never had COVID, probably had it and just didn't know it.

Yes and I brought up that point in my OP too.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

It’s why he recommended me to not get vaccinated said it could cause a severe shock to my heart. He said he wasn’t sure why it was that they haven’t explained, maybe something with DNA coding. Viruses encode into our DNA so maybe hundreds or thousands of years ago my ancestors could have been sick all the time from flu viruses that they all are encoded. Maybe something else. Doctors and scientists haven’t figured out much about them. Obviously since they can’t make a vaccine that works 100% of the time.

We will never know the true #s unless mass antibody testing, but they won't do that, because, no doubt, astronomical #s went unreported.

a reply to: JAGStorm

So I don't know that I've had it or not. Last cold was October timeframe of 2019. In March 2020 I had a business trip that I flew in and out of Atlanta that had known positive TSA personnel and one of my colleagues had just returned from fashion week in Italy. I was around him for two weeks, at least eight hours a day including all meals.

After we had returned home he and his family got sick, no testing, my other colleague and his family was sick, and at least a half dozen folks at the client site were sick. My wife and I never got so much as the sniffles. We have been isolating due to my father having lung cancer in the middle of all this (cancer free now), as well as other immune factors.

My wife is known to have symptomatic flu and I was with her the entire time and never tested positive for it. Chances are in October of 2019 that's what we had, or we caught and were asymptomatic in March of 2020. Dang near everyone I know has had it, no deaths or serious long term issues luckily.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

It’s why he recommended me to not get vaccinated said it could cause a severe shock to my heart. He said he wasn’t sure why it was that they haven’t explained, maybe something with DNA coding. Viruses encode into our DNA so maybe hundreds or thousands of years ago my ancestors could have been sick all the time from flu viruses that they all are encoded. Maybe something else. Doctors and scientists haven’t figured out much about them. Obviously since they can’t make a vaccine that works 100% of the time.

Oh, I've said multiple times that the cold I had back in November/December could have been omigawd. It started as a mild raw spot in my throat that felt like it was always about to do something while I erupted a day or two later into copious amounts of snot layered in with a day and a half of serious fatigue. I never really ran a fever with it though, and since omigawd was just first starting to be talked about as a thing in S. Africa, I didn't get any testing because everyone knew that delta was like a really bad flu, not a mild cold barely worthy of the name.

That could have been Rona though. The only cough I got with it was the standard one you get when your head drains and post nasal irritation causes you to cough.

a reply to: JAGStorm

I have no idea if I have had it.

If I did, I did not get that sick.

a reply to: JAGStorm

Never had it, work in healthcare (probably not for long, I am not a lab rat) and take simple measures to boost my immune system and take care of myself.

The plannedemic is built on data manipulation, fake tests, non-stop fear campaign, and pure ignorance.

a reply to: ketsuko

My husband had something like that around Thanksgiving.
More than a mild sore throat, went on for about 10 days. No other symptom, but an occasional cough later developed that lingered.

I dosed myself with nasal and throat sprays and got a sore throat for a day.
ETA
And that could have been my third "bout" since March 2020

a reply to: DontTreadOnMe

I had lots of drainage, and developed laryngitis late December. I blamed allergies from work on the vents at work, but it could have been knock off from whatever it was I had too.

At any rate, I am four days out from the exposure I had at work, five days if you count Wednesday. I so paranoid that every little ache is now a question ... is it? isn't it?

My husband and son both have something, but not Rona, we tested them.

a reply to: ketsuko

It could be post nasal drip for him as well, he describes it as a tickle. But it is quite sporadic.

Well, how accurate WAS the testing for them

I hope you stay well from that exposure.

And I know what you mean, everytime I sneeze more than twice, every time my throat tickles, I wonder.
This is not good for our spirits.
We need to do what we can to stay healthy, both in body and soul....

BTW
PM4U

originally posted by: mcsnacks77
a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

It’s why he recommended me to not get vaccinated said it could cause a severe shock to my heart. He said he wasn’t sure why it was that they haven’t explained, maybe something with DNA coding. Viruses encode into our DNA so maybe hundreds or thousands of years ago my ancestors could have been sick all the time from flu viruses that they all are encoded. Maybe something else. Doctors and scientists haven’t figured out much about them. Obviously since they can’t make a vaccine that works 100% of the time.

Does My Blood Type Put Me at Risk for COVID-19?

This report seems to put people with type O blood at the lower risk.

I really think that if your blood type is a factor, it can't be a big one.

I could be wrong.

a reply to: NightSkyeB4Dawn

Not a very good bioweapon if it doesn't target the most common blood type in the world very well.

originally posted by: JAGStorm
a reply to: LogicalGraphitti

I've never really been sick much in my 65 years so something natural is working.

There is so much about Covid they aren't telling us, probably for Pharma profits.
I think diet might play a much much bigger role in keeping people healthy and away from getting Covid.
Maybe people that eat a lot of garlic, or certain foods....

You are right. Garlic and local honey and of course homemade chicken soup. But when all this BS started out, doctors and research people found out that people that are 0 positive ( blood ) are most likely not to catch it and also the flu. Sadly that news became silent and history. Haven't checked whether it still is on the net, but I believe those that have 0 positive are in a good position unless they have kidney disease.

a reply to: JAGStorm

I personally know three people who were not vaxxed who died from Covid. YMMV


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