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Riley Waters
User ID: 76809044 United States 03/28/2020 06:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | there's a Youtube vid on Photosynthesis that Quoting: Riley Waters explains the photosynthesis process in the very same way. it's all chemistry. Yes it is all biochemistry. It's more complicated and it's still not how a virus infects cells. it's very much analogous to what OP is talking about, just a little more complex molecules involves. all life is just bags of ongoing chemical reactions. Electro-chemical. Chemistry is all about Electrons, yes. (and Electricity is Electrons) |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 78612178 United States 03/28/2020 06:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78612178 In that case you've proven that what I've said is correct because there is no satisfactory explanation as to how the negative needle on a virus could insert itself into a cell membrane when the field is also negative. All the rest of whatever you've been misinformed about on viral infections does not not one bit when the virus can't penetrate. Maybe you and your profs were not noticing this critical part and used cells that had low membrane potentials. It happens. And they are wrong just the same, as you are wrong. You didn't intend to be wrong, but you and they overlooked something that is very easy to see. Yes, PhD scientists across the globe are all wrong. I think you cracked the code brother. Well done. So here's a really basic explanation of what happens. Human cells have what's called a cell wall. That cell wall is comprised of a lipid bilayer. That's the shield so bad things like virus and bacteria don't get in. A virus by itself can't penetrate that. Positive particles by themselves don't cross that. Negative things by themselves don't cross it. There are proteins and protein complexes within the cell membrane. These act as receptors to things outside the cell. If the thing outside the cell has a complementary fit for the receptor (this is electrical but very specific in shape and charge) it activates things. Some of those things include activating a function inside the cell or allowing the thing outside the cell to enter the cell like things with + or - charges. In the case of a Sars CoV2, the virus happens to have a surface protein that bonds to Human ACE2 receptor. This is not simply that something outside the cell has a negative charge and the inside has a negative charge. There are biochemical things happening that are now complex. Do you need more? Sorry, but your explanation fails to address how a negative doesn't get repelled by a negative field. You've danced all around it by making a claim that the needle doesn't inject itself inside the cell when, of course, it does. Facts matter. Especially the ones you're overlooking. There would be no receptor for the Sars CoV2 that would work unless there were a diminishment in the Membrane Potential's negative field. The negative field must be overcome first. We breathe in 1,200 viruses and hour. We have done that our entire lives. You want to rely on a complicated biological system for that to happen. But nature prefers simplicity and it requires near 100% effectiveness. A cell is not going to devote huge amounts of energy to protect itself when a simple method of negative repelling negatives can do the job with almost no chances of system failure. The risk of failure increases by the square for each additional factor that would need to be involved. Life can't afford that level of complexity because there would be too many flaws from 50 trillion cells or more trying to keep up. So nature simplifies and uses charges to make it hapen. You are speaking nonsense but it's entertaining. Keep going. Everyone here is dumber for listening to you. Can you tell me how it overcomes the membrane potential? Teach me Are you that slow witted? I've only said it numerous times that when the Membrane potential is weakened, viruses can penetrate. How does our MP weaken? One way starts with Mg++ being sidetracked due to 5G cell towers (or other electronics) when the Mg++ attempts to pass through a cell's VGCC. The Mg electrolyte is needed to activate our ATP. ATP is our energy source that provides the wattage for our cell's membrane potential. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 78668406 Australia 03/28/2020 06:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So how can we use this info to protect ourselves? There must be a way... Aside from natura medicines such as C, D, A, etc... and a shitload if powerful superfoods, how can we utilize electricity or positive/negative charges to kill the virus? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75610937 Shocking ourselves? Magnets? Static electricity? There us surely a path to find/follow if this is true.. Since the flu has been increasing in recent years, as well as appearing to last longer and be more intense, a good question would be "Is there anything going on that could be lowering our Membrane Potential (MP)?" And the answer is a resounding yes! It turns out that cell towers, WiFi etc, LOWERS our MP. This means get rid of WiFi and turn off those phones. I'd have additional suggestions, but have been banned five or six times here in a two week period for saying it. So to keep yourself relatively safe, you would prefer to be in a slightly negatively charged invironment? I only ask due to the epicenters being the highest air polluted cities and if I understand right, smog is nothing but a positive ion cloud? |
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WRogers
User ID: 76176803 United States 03/28/2020 06:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Viruses are electrical. They have a negatively charged needle that they use to enter inside your cells. But most of the time they CANNOT get in. In saying "Most of the time" that means the odds would be far less than .000001% Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78612178 So why do viruses constantly fail to infect? Because inside your cells right along the border there is a negative field. The negative field repels viruses. This is why we can breathe in 1,200 viruses each and every hour of our lives, yet rarely catch a flu. When a negative virus approaches a negative field, the virus gets repelled 100% of the time. It doesn't matter if you have viruses six inches deep on your face. The viruses still cannot replicate. Focusing on the complicated horseshit about DNA, RNA and mutations is really a huge waste of time because it's the charge that makes all the difference. This is true whether the virus is naturally occurring or manmade. And that's why zappers work. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 78612178 United States 03/28/2020 06:39 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78612178 In that case you've proven that what I've said is correct because there is no satisfactory explanation as to how the negative needle on a virus could insert itself into a cell membrane when the field is also negative. All the rest of whatever you've been misinformed about on viral infections does not not one bit when the virus can't penetrate. Maybe you and your profs were not noticing this critical part and used cells that had low membrane potentials. It happens. And they are wrong just the same, as you are wrong. You didn't intend to be wrong, but you and they overlooked something that is very easy to see. Yes, PhD scientists across the globe are all wrong. I think you cracked the code brother. Well done. So here's a really basic explanation of what happens. Human cells have what's called a cell wall. That cell wall is comprised of a lipid bilayer. That's the shield so bad things like virus and bacteria don't get in. A virus by itself can't penetrate that. Positive particles by themselves don't cross that. Negative things by themselves don't cross it. There are proteins and protein complexes within the cell membrane. These act as receptors to things outside the cell. If the thing outside the cell has a complementary fit for the receptor (this is electrical but very specific in shape and charge) it activates things. Some of those things include activating a function inside the cell or allowing the thing outside the cell to enter the cell like things with + or - charges. In the case of a Sars CoV2, the virus happens to have a surface protein that bonds to Human ACE2 receptor. This is not simply that something outside the cell has a negative charge and the inside has a negative charge. There are biochemical things happening that are now complex. Do you need more? Sorry, but your explanation fails to address how a negative doesn't get repelled by a negative field. You've danced all around it by making a claim that the needle doesn't inject itself inside the cell when, of course, it does. Facts matter. Especially the ones you're overlooking. There would be no receptor for the Sars CoV2 that would work unless there were a diminishment in the Membrane Potential's negative field. The negative field must be overcome first. We breathe in 1,200 viruses and hour. We have done that our entire lives. You want to rely on a complicated biological system for that to happen. But nature prefers simplicity and it requires near 100% effectiveness. A cell is not going to devote huge amounts of energy to protect itself when a simple method of negative repelling negatives can do the job with almost no chances of system failure. The risk of failure increases by the square for each additional factor that would need to be involved. Life can't afford that level of complexity because there would be too many flaws from 50 trillion cells or more trying to keep up. So nature simplifies and uses charges to make it hapen. You are speaking nonsense but it's entertaining. Keep going. Everyone here is dumber for listening to you. Can you tell me how it overcomes the membrane potential? Teach me BTW, if you didn't understand my reply, it's because your resistance is too high to relearned what you thought you knew. You might know somethings but they don't solve the issue because you're looking in the wrong places. As for me being right while everyone else appears to be wrong, ask yourself, how many people invented alternating current? How many discovered penicillin? How many invented the phonograph? How many Joseph Lister's were there? In each case it was one person. The point here isn't to compare myself to those geniuses. It is to point out that you've made a mistake in thinking majority rules. This sort of ossification in your thinking is probably helping to blind you to what is obviously happening before your eyes. What I wrote wasn't hard to grasp. If anything it was plain and easy to follow. But, as is often the case, the one who might have the highest level of formal education is the one who also impedes himself as a result of it. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 78612178 United States 03/28/2020 06:41 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So how can we use this info to protect ourselves? There must be a way... Aside from natura medicines such as C, D, A, etc... and a shitload if powerful superfoods, how can we utilize electricity or positive/negative charges to kill the virus? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75610937 Shocking ourselves? Magnets? Static electricity? There us surely a path to find/follow if this is true.. Since the flu has been increasing in recent years, as well as appearing to last longer and be more intense, a good question would be "Is there anything going on that could be lowering our Membrane Potential (MP)?" And the answer is a resounding yes! It turns out that cell towers, WiFi etc, LOWERS our MP. This means get rid of WiFi and turn off those phones. I'd have additional suggestions, but have been banned five or six times here in a two week period for saying it. So to keep yourself relatively safe, you would prefer to be in a slightly negatively charged invironment? I only ask due to the epicenters being the highest air polluted cities and if I understand right, smog is nothing but a positive ion cloud? Yes, pollution is definitely a contributor to getting a lower membrane potential. |
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Sungaze_At_Dawn
User ID: 37197857 Canada 03/28/2020 06:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What electrical events were occurring for black death or for the Spanish flu? Comets, cosmic wifi? Do you know? The Devil tries to convince everyone he doesn't exist. The state tries to convince everyone they cannot resist. Do not go quietly into the good night. Rage Rage against the dying light! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 9075901 United States 03/28/2020 06:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So to keep yourself relatively safe, you would prefer to be in a slightly negatively charged invironment? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78668406 I only ask due to the epicenters being the highest air polluted cities and if I understand right, smog is nothing but a positive ion cloud? Notice how the air pollution has declined, because of shutting down most of the cities |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 78284789 United States 03/28/2020 06:42 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There is a “machine” that produces negative ions. Something you can buy and stick in your bedroom. Would a purchase like this be beneficial? I turn the WiFi off every night but also live in an apartment complex so I’m uncertain of the damage the neighbors WiFi is to us depending on where their router is located. |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 78612178 United States 03/28/2020 06:43 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OP, Quoting: Anonymous Coward 13358554 Do you suppose that the viruses that do infect us may have a positive charge? I probably asked a stupid question but I just had to ask. That's all right. All viruses have negatively charged needles. Bacteria are also negatively charged - even the gram positive ones. |
Beyond Perceptions
User ID: 77834697 United States 03/28/2020 06:44 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76858147 You are not worth teaching nor are you capable given your lack of an actual education. Get back to me after first year calculus, chemistry and physics. THEN you might be able to handle Electromagnetism.. maybe.... Can you please tell us what page in your chemistry book that says negative charges don't repel negative charges? List the publisher, the title, and the page number. You're not worth the time..... Translation: when challenged, you FAILED. You've also failed to learn something huge when given the opportunity. It's like poker. You have a bad hand, so you folded. "There was one of two things I had a right to, liberty, or death; if I could not have one, I would have the other" -Harriet Tubman |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 28978389 New Zealand 03/28/2020 06:45 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Viruses are electrical. They have a negatively charged needle that they use to enter inside your cells. But most of the time they CANNOT get in. In saying "Most of the time" that means the odds would be far less than .000001% Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78612178 So why do viruses constantly fail to infect? Because inside your cells right along the border there is a negative field. The negative field repels viruses. This is why we can breathe in 1,200 viruses each and every hour of our lives, yet rarely catch a flu. When a negative virus approaches a negative field, the virus gets repelled 100% of the time. It doesn't matter if you have viruses six inches deep on your face. The viruses still cannot replicate. Focusing on the complicated horseshit about DNA, RNA and mutations is really a huge waste of time because it's the charge that makes all the difference. This is true whether the virus is naturally occurring or manmade. Australian farmers were ridding themselves of "Ross river" virus by hanging onto their electric fences - apparently works on other contagions as well? |
FlashBuzzkill
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 78612178 United States 03/28/2020 06:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What electrical events were occurring for black death or for the Spanish flu? Comets, cosmic wifi? Do you know? Quoting: Sungaze_At_Dawn How would anyone be able to have an accurate appraisal of the Black Death. But whatever the specific reason, if it involved viruses, it was something that lowered membrane potential. The Spanish flu hit young military members especially hard. Why? Because they were exposed up close to a new invention known as radio waves. Then the deaths mounted because another new invention was used to combat fever - extremely high dose aspirin. Today we realize aspirin can be a killer for those who have the flu, just as Advil (ibuprofen) is now also being identified as dangerous for victims of the flu and other viruses. |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 78612178 United States 03/28/2020 06:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | There is a “machine” that produces negative ions. Something you can buy and stick in your bedroom. Would a purchase like this be beneficial? I turn the WiFi off every night but also live in an apartment complex so I’m uncertain of the damage the neighbors WiFi is to us depending on where their router is located. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78284789 Yes, indeed. |
Beyond Perceptions
User ID: 77834697 United States 03/28/2020 06:50 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Bloody Peasant! Yes, PhD scientists across the globe are all wrong. I think you cracked the code brother. Well done. So here's a really basic explanation of what happens. Human cells have what's called a cell wall. That cell wall is comprised of a lipid bilayer. That's the shield so bad things like virus and bacteria don't get in. A virus by itself can't penetrate that. Positive particles by themselves don't cross that. Negative things by themselves don't cross it. There are proteins and protein complexes within the cell membrane. These act as receptors to things outside the cell. If the thing outside the cell has a complementary fit for the receptor (this is electrical but very specific in shape and charge) it activates things. Some of those things include activating a function inside the cell or allowing the thing outside the cell to enter the cell like things with + or - charges. In the case of a Sars CoV2, the virus happens to have a surface protein that bonds to Human ACE2 receptor. This is not simply that something outside the cell has a negative charge and the inside has a negative charge. There are biochemical things happening that are now complex. Do you need more? Sorry, but your explanation fails to address how a negative doesn't get repelled by a negative field. You've danced all around it by making a claim that the needle doesn't inject itself inside the cell when, of course, it does. Facts matter. Especially the ones you're overlooking. There would be no receptor for the Sars CoV2 that would work unless there were a diminishment in the Membrane Potential's negative field. The negative field must be overcome first. We breathe in 1,200 viruses and hour. We have done that our entire lives. You want to rely on a complicated biological system for that to happen. But nature prefers simplicity and it requires near 100% effectiveness. A cell is not going to devote huge amounts of energy to protect itself when a simple method of negative repelling negatives can do the job with almost no chances of system failure. The risk of failure increases by the square for each additional factor that would need to be involved. Life can't afford that level of complexity because there would be too many flaws from 50 trillion cells or more trying to keep up. So nature simplifies and uses charges to make it hapen. You are speaking nonsense but it's entertaining. Keep going. Everyone here is dumber for listening to you. Can you tell me how it overcomes the membrane potential? Teach me Are you that slow witted? I've only said it numerous times that when the Membrane potential is weakened, viruses can penetrate. How does our MP weaken? One way starts with Mg++ being sidetracked due to 5G cell towers (or other electronics) when the Mg++ attempts to pass through a cell's VGCC. The Mg electrolyte is needed to activate our ATP. ATP is our energy source that provides the wattage for our cell's membrane potential. "There was one of two things I had a right to, liberty, or death; if I could not have one, I would have the other" -Harriet Tubman |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 78612178 United States 03/28/2020 06:51 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78612178 Sorry, but your explanation fails to address how a negative doesn't get repelled by a negative field. You've danced all around it by making a claim that the needle doesn't inject itself inside the cell when, of course, it does. Facts matter. Especially the ones you're overlooking. There would be no receptor for the Sars CoV2 that would work unless there were a diminishment in the Membrane Potential's negative field. The negative field must be overcome first. We breathe in 1,200 viruses and hour. We have done that our entire lives. You want to rely on a complicated biological system for that to happen. But nature prefers simplicity and it requires near 100% effectiveness. A cell is not going to devote huge amounts of energy to protect itself when a simple method of negative repelling negatives can do the job with almost no chances of system failure. The risk of failure increases by the square for each additional factor that would need to be involved. Life can't afford that level of complexity because there would be too many flaws from 50 trillion cells or more trying to keep up. So nature simplifies and uses charges to make it hapen. You are speaking nonsense but it's entertaining. Keep going. Everyone here is dumber for listening to you. Can you tell me how it overcomes the membrane potential? Teach me Are you that slow witted? I've only said it numerous times that when the Membrane potential is weakened, viruses can penetrate. How does our MP weaken? One way starts with Mg++ being sidetracked due to 5G cell towers (or other electronics) when the Mg++ attempts to pass through a cell's VGCC. The Mg electrolyte is needed to activate our ATP. ATP is our energy source that provides the wattage for our cell's membrane potential. LOL! Two KO's in one day! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 66721050 United States 03/28/2020 06:53 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | So how can we use this info to protect ourselves? There must be a way... Aside from natura medicines such as C, D, A, etc... and a shitload if powerful superfoods, how can we utilize electricity or positive/negative charges to kill the virus? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 75610937 Shocking ourselves? Magnets? Static electricity? There us surely a path to find/follow if this is true.. PH. PH is a measure of electrical charge. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77970727 United States 03/28/2020 06:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What electrical events were occurring for black death or for the Spanish flu? Comets, cosmic wifi? Do you know? Quoting: Sungaze_At_Dawn The 5g tards are missing everything. They've got it right as far as "electrical interference" but have it completely incorrect that it's 5g. My state has no 5g but we have wuflu. This virus was created to side step every known means of blasting it open. Baking soda won't work because this virus LOVES ALKALINE-the more alkaline you are the harder it attacks-the reverse is true for most other virus. This virus hates ACIDITY and being more acid will slow it down. It's like the creator thought of everything. Steroids are the go to treatment for pneumonia but make this one worse. Ibuprofen is what most people would take for fever but it makes THIS virus worse. I used to read here and CRINGE at all the "home health experts" posting the "cures" they swore on. The Elderberrytards scared the shit out of me. Sure, they finally caught on but- THIS VIRUS grows in the NORMAL human Ph range 7.38-7.42. Those with abnormal blood Ph may have an advantage. Scientists in close proximity (BSL3) have dosed aspirin post exposure for acidotic blood. See what a tricky virus this is? You do not want to catch this. So-you see-think-baking soda is used in the solution of the blood electrification device (GODZILLA) that actually works-I've been watching this research group for years posting their results for many many conditions, their protocols and ideas. This simple 12 dollar homemade device using current to kill most accessible organisms. OP is not 100% incorrect, the OP is unaware how different this virus is. I've even seen 100% opposite incorrect information posted on here-in particular pushing people to get more alkaline-and other great testimonies as to how awesome this is-when in fact it is directly contraindicated for THIS virus. Now-expand your mind. |
Beyond Perceptions
User ID: 77834697 United States 03/28/2020 06:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Bloody Peasant! You are speaking nonsense but it's entertaining. Keep going. Everyone here is dumber for listening to you. Can you tell me how it overcomes the membrane potential? Teach me Are you that slow witted? I've only said it numerous times that when the Membrane potential is weakened, viruses can penetrate. How does our MP weaken? One way starts with Mg++ being sidetracked due to 5G cell towers (or other electronics) when the Mg++ attempts to pass through a cell's VGCC. The Mg electrolyte is needed to activate our ATP. ATP is our energy source that provides the wattage for our cell's membrane potential. LOL! Two KO's in one day! Reason would suggest it's many times that.. I wish I lived next door to you... Thanks for being here. Sorry you've been banned. Real Green coming your way.. "There was one of two things I had a right to, liberty, or death; if I could not have one, I would have the other" -Harriet Tubman |
Riley Waters
User ID: 76809044 United States 03/28/2020 07:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | What electrical events were occurring for black death or for the Spanish flu? Comets, cosmic wifi? Do you know? Quoting: Sungaze_At_Dawn The 5g tards are missing everything. They've got it right as far as "electrical interference" but have it completely incorrect that it's 5g. My state has no 5g but we have wuflu. This virus was created to side step every known means of blasting it open. Baking soda won't work because this virus LOVES ALKALINE-the more alkaline you are the harder it attacks-the reverse is true for most other virus. This virus hates ACIDITY and being more acid will slow it down. It's like the creator thought of everything. Steroids are the go to treatment for pneumonia but make this one worse. Ibuprofen is what most people would take for fever but it makes THIS virus worse. I used to read here and CRINGE at all the "home health experts" posting the "cures" they swore on. The Elderberrytards scared the shit out of me. Sure, they finally caught on but- THIS VIRUS grows in the NORMAL human Ph range 7.38-7.42. Those with abnormal blood Ph may have an advantage. Scientists in close proximity (BSL3) have dosed aspirin post exposure for acidotic blood. See what a tricky virus this is? You do not want to catch this. So-you see-think-baking soda is used in the solution of the blood electrification device (GODZILLA) that actually works-I've been watching this research group for years posting their results for many many conditions, their protocols and ideas. This simple 12 dollar homemade device using current to kill most accessible organisms. OP is not 100% incorrect, the OP is unaware how different this virus is. I've even seen 100% opposite incorrect information posted on here-in particular pushing people to get more alkaline-and other great testimonies as to how awesome this is-when in fact it is directly contraindicated for THIS virus. Now-expand your mind. the primary effects of Covid-19 are cardio-pulmonary edema. but Covid-19 and secondary infections cause lots of other kinds of damage too. in short: it's an on-going disaster. |
Red John
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 78612178 United States 03/28/2020 07:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 78612178 Are you that slow witted? I've only said it numerous times that when the Membrane potential is weakened, viruses can penetrate. How does our MP weaken? One way starts with Mg++ being sidetracked due to 5G cell towers (or other electronics) when the Mg++ attempts to pass through a cell's VGCC. The Mg electrolyte is needed to activate our ATP. ATP is our energy source that provides the wattage for our cell's membrane potential. LOL! Two KO's in one day! Reason would suggest it's many times that.. I wish I lived next door to you... Thanks for being here. Sorry you've been banned. Real Green coming your way.. Thank you for all your kind thoughts! I'm in FL if that helps. I'm an inventor. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 77660656 United States 03/28/2020 07:08 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Do grounding/earthing. If you can't get a grounding mat, get your feet on the soil. This is the equivalent of charging a phone. You are charging your yourself with electrons to prevent free radicals from taking over. The more depleted you are from electrons, the more vulnerable you will be and more compromised your immune system. But what do I know, I'm just a guy who never gets sick and is always grounding (even right now). |