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I got sick with "COVID-19". I highly doubt that it's contagious.
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This theory has been sticking with me for a while... And the recent threads about cats and pets getting covid-19 seems to fit this idea as well... Cats do get their own coronaviruses... but to get COVID-19, that is one more weird thing on top of all the other weird. Thread: COVID-19 Infected Cat Euthanized In Texas The idea that something external is causing this is more likely than this being the "uncommon virus" that can cross between humans and cats... this is exceedingly uncommon. [ link to www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu (secure)] it takes significant genetic changes to change hosts.. and then it would be a "new virus"... not COVID-19 "...Although coronaviruses can jump from one host to another, this is a slow process and requires significant genetic change. There is no evidence that coronaviruses of our common veterinary species have entered humans in the recent past or vice versa" But the theory of it being something else... in the food, the air, 5g, etc... that makes sense to possible affect other species too. As time goes on and I learn of more people that had it, the more convinced I am that the primary vector for transmission of "COVID-19" is NOT the common human-to-human route. oh you're right it's in flouride toothpaste!!
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