Low HDL and high triglycerides predict COVID-19 severity.

= Insulin resistance and metabolic syndrome.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-86747-5

✨Scott W. Atlas, MD (Senior Fellow, Healthcare Policy, Stanford)
"The overwhelming majority of people do not have a problem with this virus. And so this idea, this panic driven fear of getting this infection if you’re under 70, your infection fatality rate is very low. There’s this defined group that has a high risk. And we seem to keep forgetting that whether it’s talking about spread, asymptomatic spread or even mandatory vaccines, we start hearing noise now by some public health officials calling for young children to be vaccinated. Their risk is extraordinarily low from this virus. There’s a moral, ethical question here if you’re going to start saying that young children should be vaccinated for an infection that they have essentially no problem with."

(Gov. Ron DeSantis Public Health Roundtable, March 18)

👁 t.me/dryburgh

Seems that the Wuhan lab has been leaking all kinds of shit prior to 2019.

"Unexpected novel Merbecovirus discoveries in agricultural
sequencing datasets from Wuhan, China"

Fauci on Texas Covid cases dropping despite ignoring his advice on masks/social distancing: "It can be confusing, because … often you have to wait a few weeks before you see the effect ... I’m not really quite sure. It could be they’re doing things outdoors"

Classic!

Sue Grey LLB(Hons), BSc(Biochemistry & Microbiology), RSHDipPHI explaining her Open Letter to the Prime Minister and others about the Pfizer Vaccine and breaches of the Medicines Act and misleading and deceptive claims

✨Jay Bhattachary (Prof. Medicine, Stanford)
"the modeling in the early days were catastrophically wrong. I think you’re absolutely right, governor. That the reason why some other governors decided to send the COVID infected patients back to nursing homes was to keep the hospitals open, anticipating this vast overrun of hospitals. In fact most of the country in March of last year, you didn’t see a vast overrun of hospitals. I think people were looking at China and at Italy, and they told themselves, look, China seems to have controlled the spread of the disease through its Draconian lockdown. And Italy had its hospitals overrun.

And they drew the wrong lessons from that. Rather than trying to say, what would standard public health principles, what we do in a situation like this, we looked at models that were populated with parameters that we didn’t actually know the answer."

(Gov. Ron DeSantis Public Health Roundtable, March 18)

👁 t.me/dryburgh

Outside the parliament in Rome. A demonstration of thousands of restaurant owners and entrepreneurs against the lockdown and restrictions tyranny.

Very strange coverage of Mike Yeadon. It's quite inaccurate in places and badly missing necessary nuance. Shame it fails to convey what his vaccine message is!!!

Which is take it if you want and/or vulnerable but otherwise don't (obviously). That's now "anti vax"!!!

Shame it also does not cover his pre vax message which is PCR testing in UK is a mess, not reliable, and often not what it purports to be.

And shame it doesn't cover his message before that, about antibodies only being a part of the immunologic picture e.g. what about cell-mediated immunity.

Also he may be right that original pandemic was/is over in UK, and the "second wave" is a new strain and a new pandemic as such. Certainly Wittkowski would say that. I don't know as I don't know enough.

https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/health-coronavirus-vaccines-skeptic/

Because of that shitty personal and misleading article about @mikeyeadon I've ordered a transcript of his podcast with Delingpole. I'll try to think how I can add to it.