Coronaviruses Aka Cornoavirus - Covid_19, Covid-19, Covid 19 - 1989 - Ama - Corona Is A Common Cold

The AMA encyclopedia of disease
published 1989, page 1051...
Corona aka coronavirus aka coronaviruses
aka covid_19, covid-19, covid 19 is a common cold

Coronaviruses aka Cornoavirus - covid_19, covid-19, covid 19 - 1989 - AMA - CORONA is a common cold

 

Solonsax
@Solonsax
says:

1) COVID-19 is deemed a "pandemic" based on "case count“ in lieu of mortality rate.
But there is not, nor has there ever been a diagnostic test for COVID-19.
The method they use is unreliable, gives off false positives like crazy,
cannot differentiate between coronavirus strains,
cannot differentiate between coronaviruses and other rhinoviruses,
and cannot differentiate between rhinoviruses and influenza.

2) There is a 99.7% survivability if infected with COVID-19 and that is without taking into consideration effective treatments!! Which of course governments are suppressing making the virus appear more harsh and deadly than it actually is.

3) The average age of death due to the virus is ABOVE the age which people are expected to live [during the Spanish Flu, the average age of death due to the flu was HALF the age of life expectancy].

4) There is not a vaccination for SARS-CoV-2.
There is nothing but an mRNA experimental jab.
The mRNA shots has had disastrous results on laboratory test-animals for decades.
Injecting RNA into the body to force the body to make SARS-CoV spike proteins,
is itself very harmful.
When our immune system detects the presence of the SARS-CoV spike protein,
it attacks it with antibodies and lymphocytes.
This causes cell death and other complications.
Worse, the spike protein itself is toxic to cells.
Among other things, it can cause bleeding and clotting throughout the body.
In a very ugly twist, the spike protein is engineered in such a way
that it especially attacks the testes and ovaries,
potentially causing hormonal irregularities and sterility.
The jab is very dangerous in multiple ways
and in no way should it be considered a vaccine.

Solonsax
@Solonsax