India has a Black Fungus epidemic in the lungs of Covid survivors.

They are BY FAR the DIRTIEST, NASTY fucking culture on this planet.

Black fungus?

That sounds more like a symptom of AIDS.

Black fungus grows when you have acute immunodeficiency syndrome, not a cold virus.

Just wanted to give a heads up. Take it easy with the steroids if you have covid.

I think this is the common black mold found in homes in humid environments.

Steroids basically turn off your immune system. Same result I think, perhaps a difference in severity.

SO WHY DON'T ASTHMATICS SUFFER FROM THIS?

LOL, what would be do without your BS flag? :)

Covid also disables part of the immune system.

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Also, black mold is a well recognized hazard in homes.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 05/21/2021 09:02 PM

You mean vaccine not covid?

Everyone has their own opinions I guess.

I know that covid is real because I had it a year ago. (before I started taking ivermectin). It was a nasty damn bug, but I got over it.

The vaccines are scary as heck and I think they are a much greater danger than the disease.

But that's just my opinion. We have definitely been lied to a lot this last year and a half.

Well, India is a big country. I think they have more than their fair share of filth and people that live in the filth.

But I am sure many are as clean as western standards.

I try to avoid blanket statements about a population of over a billion people. (and also a good ally in the upcoming war with China that seems inevitable). :)

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 05/21/2021 09:12 PM

i and everyone i know has had covid over the last few years at some point. this has been going on since late 2019 now.

chances of avoiding it during that time are 0%.

however, i know no one or know of no one that knows anyone that died of covid.

Fungus amongus bump

Bump da fungus. :)

In case you brainiacs haven't figured it out fungus grows in the masks. Damp and humid is like an incubator for these thingamabobs.

Wear two or more morans

Actually it's less dangerous... It's black fungus found in dirt... Normally harmless to human but as someone pointed out it can be deadly to an immunocompromised person. It seems to be "infecting" the eyes ultimately leading to blindness or eye removal...

Watch what you put in your body...

basically covid is airborn aids. Has the same affect on the immune system over time.Its Aids without the HIV.

Thought you would have all figured that out by now.

Last Edited by messagehalted on 05/22/2021 11:57 AM

It would be rude to ASSume the advanced WHO, the CDC and their bootlickers in the industry haven't alerted the public about this hazard of masks and fungus growth.
As a matter of fact this was figured out a century ago a d published during the Spanish pandemic.

my mother travels its her thing always has been. india is the one country she says she will never go back. and she likes that third world shit.

Smoke tobacco. Why do you think they've been trying to ban it?

This related to the patented pathogen for profit - COVID-19?

Folly fools





“Vax” = gene therapy messing with your DNA

The steroids used to treat the lung inflammation cause a form/type of immune deficiency.

In the SPARS simulation they say people will then get bacterial pneumonia and a world shortage of antibiotics will happen

Very true.

BFM

Being too clean hurts our immune system just as bad as being filthy. We all know that kids who are kept clean and not allowed to play in the dirt have poor immune systems. And even bad gut health. Gut health is so important.

Yogurt and covid 19
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Yes the masks can hurt lungs. Especially worn in a humid climate.

Q: are those affected all vaxxed??

Here is the SPARS paper (90 pages)

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"This prospective scenario is not intended to predict events to come; rather, it is meant to serve as a
plausible narrative that illustrates a broad range of serious and frequently encountered challenges in
the realm of risk and crisis communication.
Scenario Environment
In the year 2025, the world has become simultaneously more connected, yet more divided. Nearly
universal access to wireless internet and new technology—including internet accessing technology
(IAT): thin, flexible screens that can be temporarily attached to briefcases, backpacks, or clothing and
used to stream content from the internet—has provided the means for readily sharing news and
information. However, many have chosen to self-restrict the sources they turn to for information, often
electing to interact only with those with whom they agree. This trend has increasingly isolated cliques
from one another, making communication across and between these groups more and more difficult."




"How can health authorities best meet public demands
for critical information, such as, “What is the health
threat?” and “What do I know about it?” when the
crisis is still unfolding and not all the facts are known?
2) What benefits does monitoring trends in social media
postings confer on efforts to meet people’s information
needs during an evolving health crisis?
3) What medical and morale-boosting purposes does
sharing information about self-protective actions (eg,
infection control measures) serve for the public during
an uncertain and fear-instilling situation?"



"One CDC scientist recalled reading
a recent ProMed dispatch describing the emergence of a novel coronavirus in Southeast Asia, and ran a
pancoronavirus RT-PCR test. A week later, the CDC team confirmed that the three patients were, in
fact, infected with a novel coronavirus, which was dubbed the St. Paul Acute Respiratory Syndrome
Coronavirus (SPARS-CoV, or SPARS), after the city where the first cluster of cases had been
identified.
The CDC monitored the situation closely, working
with partners in Southeast Asia to quickly develop a
case definition for SPARS."

Interesting. Thanks.

Last Edited by JustmeTX on 05/22/2021 01:04 PM

At ease disease there's a fungus among us.



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