Two conical morphogenetic fields bound the region where each segment of a limb is formed.

The morphogenetic forces guide the DNA to shape and extend the tissues

And as the organism ages in its first instar

The morphogenetic field grows in magnitude and draws the DNA to make its tissues expand to maintain its tension with the surface of the field.

This tension has a stronger effect on things like hairs

Drawing them closer to the conical boundary.

Thus, the VRIL women were chosen from those whose hair grew longest

At the overlap of the cones

A Vesica Piscis forms

Carrying with it not just the shape of the marine organisms

But also their odor

And their propensity for the formation of mucus substances

Anthroposophy…

Written by me using knowledge I obtained from reading the book The Plant Between Sun and Earth

and the book '"Flowforms: The Rhythmic Power of Water'''

>>9246981

E. @FollowThe17 · 3h

(TAC) (AKA Global Defense Technology & Systems Inc. AKA Sotera Defense Solutions), and Brennan are finally breaking open.

Good.

Bigger story than you think.

I traced them for some time.

>>9246963

Listen up college students

You are adults

You don't need to listen to mommy and daddy any more

Those profs are NOT your mommies and daddies.

You have a responsibility to your community

To use LOGIC

And DISCERNMENT

And to Observe, Record and Report wrongdoing

Especially when it is a prof.

If you are suspicious of a prof, report it.

As long as you report only the facts as you know them.

Nobody can criticize you for it.

>>9247120

I though this board was for English language speakers.

Isn't there a board for speakers of foreign languages like yours?

>>9247112

Underway in Spain….

Healthcare workers are particularly at risk of SARS-CoV-2. This study aims to assess the efficacy of a daily single dose of tenofovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF) (245 mg)/ Emtricitabine (FTC) (200 mg), a daily single dose of hydroxychloroquine (HC) (200 mg), a daily single dose of TDF (245 mg)/FTC (200 mg) plus HC (200 mg) versus placebo, during 12 weeks in: (1) reducing the incidence of symptomatic disease and (2) reducing clinical severity COVID-19 among hospital healthcare workers aged 18 to 70 years in public and private hospitals in Spain.

>>9247112

PrEP Medications May be Potential COVID-19 Treatments

https://www.pharmacytimes.com/news/prep-medications-may-be-potential-covid-19-treatments

Widely used medications for patients with HIV and AIDS may be potential treatments for the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) should the drugs demonstrate safety and efficacy in clinical trials, according to experts.

David Hardy, adjunct professor of medicine for the Division of Infectious Diseases at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, told the Washington Blade that if early promising results from clinical trials hold for remdesivir, and emtricitabine and tenofovir combination therapy (Truvada, Gilead Sciences) could be shown to be effective since the 2 drugs are in the same family of medications.1

Remdesivir is an investigational broad-spectrum antiviral treatment. The drug is currently being rushed to patients with infections from the novel coronavirus in the hopes that it can reduce the intensity and duration of COVID-19 and ease the burden of the pandemic on health systems. Additionally, the drug is now being tested in 5 COVID-19 clinical trials and has been delivered through a compassionate use program to some patients, including the first case of COVID-19 in the United States.2

The first trial results for remdesivir are expected next month, although a paper released through a preprint server without peer review citing the epidemiology, clinical course, and viral characteristics of the first 12 US patients with COVID-19 includes information on 3 participants who were treated with the drug. In this study, analysts with the CDC raised concerns about a lack of evidence emerging from a small number of study participants.3

According to experts, there was not a “clear temporal association” between treating patients with remdesivir and improvements in oxygen requirements, fever, and viral results, compared with patients who were hospitalized and did not receive the investigational drug. They also noted that remdesivir patients experienced adverse events, including nausea, vomiting, rectal bleeding, and elevated liver enzymes.3

Contrastingly, a study published in February in the National Institutes of Health’s Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences suggested that remdesivir inhibited the replication of Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS), a related coronavirus, in infected monkeys. MERS-CoV is closely related to COVID-19. 4,5

According to Hardy, remdesivir and Truvada, both developed by Gilead Sciences, work by the same mechanism of action that targets the virus in its replication cycle. “I would wager to say that if the clinical studies that are studying remdesivir in China and then in the [United States] now show some promise, then there’s gonna be a very quick look at Truvada to see if it works,” Hardy told the Washington Blade.1

Truvada is a combination therapy of 2 antiretroviral medications, emtricitabine and tenofovir. Both prevent HIV from replicating, and while they work in different ways, each blocks the reverse transcriptase enzyme needed for reproduction. A key difference between the drugs is that Truvada can be administered orally, whereas remdesivir requires intravenous injection.6,7

>>9247257

Canada lost a helo too

Then on the weekend a demonstration team jet

Now Russia loses a helo

Indonesia lost a military helo in Feb

Croatia lost a helo in Jan in Adriatic

As did Afghanistan in Jan

And Taiwan in Jan

Blackhawk went down in Minn in Dec

France lost a military helo in Mali in Nov

And USA lost on in Afghanistan in Nov

Senegal lost one in C.A.R. in Sept

And USA in Louisiana in Sept

I only mention military helos because….

1. US Blackops assasinated Seal Team 6 in a helo

2. Saudi assasinated coup plotters in a helo after the Las Vegas thing

If someone was gonna collect and plot data, I would go back to at least 2008 because there is some evidence that our current military takeover of the USA began around 2012.

>>9247262

Yeah that sounds good until you run out of supply.

So….

If people taking HIV PReP are already protected

Why waste HCQ on them

And there may be other such drugs.

And then….

There are exosomes.

Given that this is an area where everyone thinks they know the answer

It's a virus! Let's find us a virus killer!

It's possible that there are related things that we don't understand because we think they aren't important.

Some people think that many, if not most viruses

Are formed inside the human body as exosomes.

And that the exosomes then take on the viral form.

The RNA inside them comes from something else infecting the body.

Maybe a bacteria

Maybe a mutated human cancer cell.

Just not studied enough.

If you want to learn something interesting

Just go to Pubmed and search for

exosome heme

Only 15 papers

But you will learn a few things

And there is lots more out there about exosomes

Or about hemoglobin and porphyrins and heme and viruses and HCQ too

All interconnected somehow but not enough overall studying done yet.

>>9247423

What do you mean THIS DRUGS NAME???

Didn't you read what I posted?

It is about THREE different drugs, two of which are used as a combo.

And those two happen to be the HIV PReP combo that the previous poster mentioned.