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Fantastic news.
>But there are other viruses out there that are equally deadly, and some that are even deadlier. Some viruses, including the novel coronavirus currently driving outbreaks around the globe, have lower fatality rates, but still pose a serious threat to public health as we don't yet have the means to combat them.
>https://www.livescience.com/56598-deadliest-viruses-on-earth.html
Anons, I'm gonna call bullshit on the above statement, I hope. We got some big news on the horizon It's beginning to look like. I gotta retire, but, I will be doing a post with all the peer reviewed stuff tomorrow. This is HUGE.
I been gone this week doing research on this new patented invention that might wipe out every bio weapon production plant on the planet.
I stumbled into it last week while researching the current pandemic, or LARP or flu outbreak… what ever you want to call it.
Whatever it is…..
In my opinion, after looking at the history and development of this new invention this past week, there is a 99% chance this pandemic Larp, flu, whatever is about to become about irrelevant.
Even if it was the meanest nastiest bio weapon on the planet, it would not survive this invention.
It took a while, cuz never heard of it before, but so far, it's batting 1000 in my book. I am still tidying up research. Want to make sure I have all the pieces. I want the whole history.
It's looking pretty promising.
This biofag is excited. You rarely get to see these kinds of breakthroughs.
Just hope (((they))) do not buy the patent to shelve it before it catches on.
Take a look at the video I pulled from the site. It does a pretty good job at explaining how it works and what it does. Better than a long post. It's really short.
I had to know how much peer review was out there on it.
When was it discovered? (2014 ish)
How many research experiments have been repeated. ? At least 20
At what stage is the research?
It is under production, being custom made by hand, in a little start up business. It appears there is a little assembly plant in Japan, and one little branch in the US, just starting.
What are the implications for medicine?
HUGE!!!!!!!
1) If it passes two or three more peer reviews on human safety like it did for the mice, it will destroy the need for vaccines.
2) It will destroy incentive to create bio weapons. (and the ability to panic the public with a larp as well)
3) It will wipe out huge numbers of both bacteria and viruses around the world, fast.
4) It will protect our first responders, nurses, doctors, patients, and will become as important as the n95 mask. Maybe even more important.
5) It will be used to keep surgical openings clean during surgery so there will be far less post surgical infections.
This is a medicine changer guys, one for the history books. The kind that changes the world for the better.
INCHES to go on the research to make super sure about the human safety.
EVEN if it only tests safe for humans to be working with for 14 days, it will be a game changer.
Already being deployed in a few hospital test sites. Yep.
Lets pray it keeps showing us what it is showing us in the research.