if we want everyone to stay home just legalize cannabis nationwide
after all the torture and eating and blood drinking and butchering, probably need a mop.
A word of caution about azithromycin:
it's a later generation version of erythromycin
basically, fluorinated erythromycin.
What I want to bring attention to is that Erythromycin has a curious interaction with Histoplasma Capsulatum, wherein if someone already taking Erythromycin is exposed to Histoplasmosis soil spores, the histo will mutate to a form that lives outside the lungs and will now establish in the organs and bones and start to bind calcium.
There is basic research about Erythromycin and disseminated histoplasmosis; there is not research yet that I have found about Azithromycin and histoplasmosis.
Why is this a concern?
Histoplasmosis is endemic to the river valleys in the Eastern USA: Mississippi, Ohio, and Tenesee river valleys. Over 1M people per year experience histoplasmosis infection as a mild illness.
So many mystery illnesses explained by disseminated histoplasmosis.
"presumptively positive"
no. i'm making a funny about the meaninglessness of the phrase, starting hearing it on news / seeing it on social media yesterday.
"tested presumptively positive" would seem to be a way of conflating symptoms with testing.
looks like zuck