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That doesn't sound like the flu. Flu makes you puke and shit and hurt and get cold and hot, rinse, repeat.
These bastards are lying to us, while they are robbing us blind. When they start throwing around the term national emergency, watch out.
I'll say, they are terrified of a bank run. Kashkarry was on CBS 60 minutes tonight saying the fed can print faster than people can withdraw their cash.
We'll see. I suggest getting some, in case they run out of TP to print it on.
I'm still confused pipeline, but I traded in my food and toilet paper for a gun and fifteen Bibles.
Now what??
. China promotes bear bile as coronavirus treatment, alarming wildlife advocates
China’s National Health Commission published a list of recommended treatments, including injections that contain bear bile powder.
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BY RACHEL FOBAR
PUBLISHED MARCH 25, 2020
Less than a month after taking steps to permanently ban the trade and consumption of live wild animals for food, the Chinese government has recommended using Tan Re Qing, an injection containing bear bile, to treat severe and critical COVID-19 cases. It is one of a number of recommended coronavirus treatments—both traditional and Western—on a list published March 4 by China’s National Health Commission, the government body responsible for national health policy. This recommendation highlights what wildlife advocates say is a contradictory approach to wildlife: shutting down the live trade in animals for food on the one hand and promoting the trade in animal parts on the other.
Secreted by the liver and stored in the gallbladder, bile from various species of bears, including Asiatic black bears and brown bears, has been used in traditional Chinese medicine since at least the eighth century. It contains high levels of ursodeoxycholic acid, also known as ursodiol, which is clinically proven to help dissolve gallstones and treat liver disease. Ursodeoxycholic acid has been available as a synthetic drug worldwide for decades.
The World Health Organization says no cure exists for COVID-19, though some medicines, such as pain relievers and cough syrup, can treat symptoms associated with the disease. (Read about what scientists know and don’t know about treating coronavirus.)
Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners typically use Tan Re Qing to treat bronchitis and upper respiratory infections. Clifford Steer, a professor at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, has studied the medical benefits of ursodeoxycholic acid. He knows of no evidence that bear bile is an effective treatment for the novel coronavirus. But, he says, ursodeoxycholic acid is distinct from other bile acids in its ability to keep cells alive and may alleviate symptoms of COVID-19 because of its anti-inflammatory properties and ability to calm the immune response.
Enacted in 1989, China’s wildlife protection law sees wild animals as a resource to be used for the benefit of humans. In 2016, it was amended to further legitimize the commercial use of wildlife, asserting explicitly that animals can be used for traditional Chinese medicine, Humane Society International’s China policy specialist Peter Li wrote at the time.
Ainsley Earhardt on FOX news 'knows that people are dying, but she can't get her nails or hair done.... and can't return clothes to get a refund within the 30 day period'
What's going to happen to her??
pitiful, aint it? now i won't be able to sleep tonight for worrying 'bout her...