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@DntFwTexas @LyfespanHealth How do you genetically engineer an allergy to meat? It’s an allergy. Like to penicillin or anything else. You’re either sensitive/allergic or you aren’t.

@LyfespanHealth It was genetically engineered for this purpose and released on the public

Joe Rogan's friend got bit by a tick and can now only eat eggs. 450,000 Americans have the same allergy to beef and dairy. From a single tick bite. And the timing is very suspicious... Here's what no one is telling you about the lone star tick (thread):

@proteinFredo @LyfespanHealth My wife has it. I promise you wouldn’t.

@LyfespanHealth I’d still be eating meat like no tomorrow just to piss them off even more

@TaraBull He looks anemic.

What happened to Mark Hamill?

@DaniBeckman @dersuasion I run a vaccine clinic and I wish I was getting the kickbacks they tell me I’m getting. I do good to get a discount on vaccines.

@dersuasion Yeah, of course all of us scientists work for the big pharma and we are all millionaires 🤣🤣🤣

Haters are gonna hate, potatoes are gonna potate and mRNA vaccines are here to stay.

@adamscochran She tested negative.

There is now a case confirmed where: * An stewardess got sick. * The sick person was removed from the plane *before* the flight. * Her contact with them was short and minimal. That is anomalous, and why we should be cautious, rather than assuming 0% chance of mutations.

@ShanonXray1 @JBrunoAZ @FmrRepMTG Just for clarification, the stewardess has not tested positive for Hanta.

@ShanonXray1 @JBrunoAZ @FmrRepMTG It actually says “possibly”. It may well prove to be. We’ll know soon enough. If people get it that had no contact with an infected person, you’ll know. So far it’s just the stewardess who was in close contact with the patient. Either way, I done arguing. Have a great day.

I actually texted her today and asked what can we treat hantavirus with. I’m so glad she posted it. Ivermectin. Also vitamin D and zinc. Those of us who refused to lockdown, mask up, and get vaxxed took the good ole horse paste and also developed natural immunity.

@adamscochran @PacoDolfan Go read the paper on the 93 outbreak. There was an instance of transmission with a very brief contact.

I am not saying she didn't have the Andes variant. What is important here is that the Andes variant does not normally spread that easily, nor have such a short incubation period. That means it's likely that this particular Andes strain has a mutation that has made it spread better in droplets and have a shorter incubation. That actually makes the risk of a global pandemic lower, as a short incubation time would negate the virality of it. What's important here though, is that we should not dismiss that there *is* uniqueness to this outbreak of the Andes variant that we do not normally see - and so it is naive for us to just dismiss it as a known variant when we have no mapping of it. All the other cases are irrelevant, they are explained by standard Andes variant. The stewardess is an anomaly that says its worth monitoring and keeping up to date with, but is not yet worth panicking over.

This is the most concerning part of the Hantavirus saga so far: 1) The sick woman was removed *before* the flight so that flight attendant had *MINIMAL* contact with her. 2) Andes Hantavirus normally only spreads human-to-human with significant long term contact. 3) This version of the virus often also has a longer incubation period, so having symptoms already is surprising. The cases on the ship can happen due to the contained space. This is the first case where the odds should have been *REALLY* low of the flight attendant getting sick. These traits suggest a possible mutation. What that specifically entails, we don't know yet. The hope is that it was just a *very* unlucky situation without mutations.

@BNOFeed Seems a bit soon to be symptomatic. When was the flight?

BREAKING: Flight attendant hospitalized with mild symptoms in the Netherlands; had contact with woman who died of hantavirus in Johannesburg - RTL

@bolutifee___ @BNOFeed Can’t punish the dead.

@BNOFeed traveling knowing fully well you have a transmittable virus should be punishable by law.

@BGatesIsaPyscho Maybe it’s because there are many thousands of cases annually and you’re just hearing about them because it’s dominating the news cycle right now.

Hantavirus is Magic Why? Because there is an alleged outbreak, on this alleged Cruise Ship in the middle of the ocean, then within 24 hours - cases are being declared around the World from Holland to Singapore. How?

@drjmsdc53 @TPV_John I honestly have no idea what you’re talking about, but it sounds like like some Bryan Ardis fever dream.

@serveitcold @TPV_John Not just venom Chinese krait and king cobra. Know our government and depopulation agenda its plausible slow death designed to keep you sick they put the dna in thw plasmins. Look it up

I’d rather be “anti-vax” than take my chances with turbo cancer, or HIV. ANY DAY OF THE WEEK.

@muhiwah @diegoalejocm Like I said, it’s not going to cause a pandemic. If it did you would not have a more pressing issue than a virus with a 40% fatality rate.

@serveitcold @diegoalejocm Africa is not going to lockdown, we have more pressing issues

El hantavirus será pandemia en un mes y todo el mundo entrará en cuarentena justo antes de que comience el mundial de fútbol.

@imnotonoxy @celesitial Like I said, makes ya wonder.

@serveitcold @celesitial they were getting down

you guys please do research on the hantavirus before flipping out based off random tweets. the human to human strain has been existing, you need to be exposed to a person for a long period of time for it to spread. unlike covid, which spreads much faster. this is not to say it

@ShanonXray1 @JBrunoAZ @FmrRepMTG I get what you’re saying, but I think we’re talking about 2 different things. It’s not airborne in the same sense that the flu or measles is airborne. It doesn’t linger in the air for long periods of time. Great read though. I’d seen the Cliff Notes version but not this.

@serveitcold @JBrunoAZ @FmrRepMTG nejm.org/doi/full/10.10…

@drjmsdc53 @TPV_John Don’t listen to the grifters. They all have something to sell you. When someone says things like that ( unless they’re just insane) I look it up and read about it. That’s what I encourage people to do, even with things I post.

@serveitcold @TPV_John Makes. Great discussion and thanks for searching

@drjmsdc53 @TPV_John Traditional antivenoms aren’t monoclonal. There are efforts being made to produce mRNA antivenoms, which would enable people to produce antibodies against venom. Never heard of anyone weaponizing venom using mRNA. Doesn’t sound feasible though.

@serveitcold @TPV_John Many articles,were they the government are weaponizing snake venom mollusk venom and using mrna as,transport. Monoclonal antibodies government stopped the use to treat covid. Monoclonal a. Is anti snake venom

@ShanonXray1 @JBrunoAZ @FmrRepMTG It isn’t spread person to person airborne. You can breathe in aerosolized rat excrement.

@serveitcold @JBrunoAZ @FmrRepMTG WRONG. Airborne.

@IGGYAZALEA No.

Is there really about to be another pandemic 😭