McCullough et al suggest hydrogen peroxide as a substitute, if betadine is not available. 1% soln, I think, but check that.
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I like the idea of a dilute exposure in normal saline to the mucosa. I washes off and doesn't just lay there and irritate your nose. Normal saline without iodine is what I use every morning. Feels nice to start the day with a clean schnozz.
Good point. A perverse incentive.
Maybe? Maybe? I am taking about the more exotic variety, you know, the fully auto rifles, zip guns and shorted shotguns stored in the storm water drain pipe and a few rounds of A.P. stashed with some 15in bayonets and billy clubs under the floor. You Texas folk probably have small arsenals on your premises.
Well, that is what happens when you go senile. You know, you start to remissness about the old days as such.
Fauci: CDC May Add Negative COVID-19 Test to Quarantine Guidelines
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“There has been some concern about why we don’t ask people at that five-day period to get tested. That is something that is now under consideration,” Fauci said. “The CDC is very well aware that there has been some pushback about that,” he added.
Fauci added that when “looking at it again, there may be an option in that, that testing could be a part of that, and I think we’re going to be hearing more about that in the next day or so from the CDC
In new preprint, researchers from Kaiser Permanente in Oregon show how rates of post-vaccine myocarditis may be underestimated by just using ICD10 diagnosis codes currently used by VSD (the official surveillance network).
“We identified that the encounter text description methodology identified approximately twice as many cases of myopericarditis following COVID-19 mRNA vaccination.”
For males following the 2nd dose the rate was found to be 537.1 per million or 1-in-1,862.
Risk of Myopericarditis following COVID-19 mRNA vaccination in a Large Integrated Health System: A Comparison of Completeness and Timeliness of Two Methods | medRxiv
To summarize their Table 1: VSD (what Grantham might consider "standard practice") completely misses 5/16 cases, and misses 9/16 unless you wait 2+ months for the data to settle. This is yet another paper whose myocarditis risk estimate (95/million) is an order of magnitude higher than initial claims.
"Try a full-text search" is common sense. Meanwhile, the CDC's latest report casually tosses out 20% of VAERS incidents because "date of vaccination was unknown" - even though they track the entire period during which the vaccines were authorized.