DOOM ON: HazMat Suits INCREASE Ebola risk...

Thank you, Dr. Booger.

LOL

To all you brainiacs - who has gotten Ebola in the US so far? All of them were wearing gear that makes a person sweat like a pig.

But you geniuses think you know better.

[link to drsircus.com]

Jon Rappaport says it's the dehydration combined with the chlorine smell that is doing them in. Chlorine burns up oxygen making the health care providers even more susceptible.


He believes it's not Ebola that's making them sick but the combination of severe dehydration and chlorine.

[link to jonrappoport.wordpress.com]

If those folks get cured, it's claimed they were cured of Ebola when maybe they didn't have Ebola to begin with - they were poisoned by toxic fumes while in a dehydrated state.

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A nurse calling into the Rush Limbaugh Show just helped to confirm this theory.

She said Nina got sick apparently from a speck on her neck. Meanwhile the victim was with relatives for 3-4 days vomiting and crapping, yet his family members didn't get sick.

They didn't wear hazmat suits, getting dehydrated and exposed to chlorine fumes.

You have to go where the evidence takes you. Dehydration and chlorine increase risk.

Exactly. There is no evidence that the family is still alive and there is lots of evidence that 70+ other healthcare workers who nursed Duncan are still without symptoms. Plus, they were all in BSL-2 gear, not BSL-4. The nurses who got sick are the unlucky ones who didn't have all their skin covered. They admit that.

U = Fail: whatever:

OP, would you rather walk the streets of Monrovia in shorts and a tshirt, or in a BSL-4 spacesuit? Thought so.

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As do you.

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... the DESIGN of any hazmat suit is failure ...
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... ANY outfit that must be put on in PIECES is going to cause problems ...
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... and putting it ON is not the problem ... it's TAKING IT OFF! ... WITHOUT touching any of the contamination! ...
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... should be one piece that folks enter from the back ...
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... after one use should be disguarded ...
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... more like this ...
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The family is getting out of quarantine, so yes, they are alive.

They were no doubt exposed to diarrhea and vomit without hazmat protection.

Who failed? You Fail.

Not a problem. Since I am doing things to increase my resistance, I'd shake hands with an Ebola patient any day.

No thanks to a dehydrating, chlorine imbued death suit.

What if culprits sprayed Ebola on Hazmat suits they get to wear? If it were just chlorine and dehydration and they used all precautions then it wouldn't test positive for Ebola, would it?Might LOOK the same I suppose but doubt it plus what about all those hot African hazmat suiters that never came down with it. They thought it was in the "meningitis" mandated vaccine.

Dude, are you aware that people wear these things for situations other than Ebola?

I think someone would have noticed by now that wearing one of those suits causes Ebola-like symptoms.

Ebola increases ebola risk.

This is a joke right?

What do scientists wear while in BSL-4 facilities? Why?

They got sick because of being underprotected and being exposed to the virus as a result, period.

they should take salt-tablets, lol

If there is no Ebola around in those other situations, no Ebola is going to manifest.

Please pay attention to what I've said: the hazmat INCREASES the RISK - I didn't say hazmat suits cause Ebola, at least I hope I didn't say that.

Ebola like all microbial infections occur when the resistance is down. Dehydration and chlorine reduce one's resistance.

So whereas someone else could touch the feces with their bare skin and it might not harm them whereas another whose resistance is down is far more likely to get it.


In Africa, the families of Ebola victims are getting doused with Ebola. But many don't get it!