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I didn't have one so me and my dad shared yours.

Wonder what here means to buckfart?

Burn.
Lol

Alwaysindoors likes to make shyt up. Dummy.

Your mommas so fat.....

Daddy...

She rolled over a dollar bill and made 4 quarters

The ol lady will have to point the gun at my head to make me drink that chit......proly just take the bullet

Her job county essential and crap.
So I got her some wuss beer to chill to.

I can't get out to buy my faves (none in town).
Sucks to be me.

Nah, your ok, what sucks would being buckfart!

Lemme count...........4 Double Crooked Tree, 8 Troopers, 4 Zombie Dust.
I'm so screwed.

Wish I had a stack of those mini apple and cherry pies Meijers had.
They a nice little treat.

Of the people who go onto a ventilator, under any medical condition, only 50% survive to come off it. Only 30% of the total that are put on survive a year. There was a study in the medical industry from 2015 that created those statistics.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8404197

With the Covid-19, and it being a virus that “directly” attacks the lungs, that 50% that come off it above, could fall quite a bit. It could be extremely low, and they aren’t reporting those numbers. Wonder why.

Bottom line, if your lung capacity is low from the start, before you even get the virus, you’re in a bad situation right off the bat, because the virus will diminish your lung capacity by about 5 METS, so you’ll need an extra tank of gas (additional lung capacity above 5 METS) to be able to breath and supply oxygen to your body.

A normal person with zero health issues: No smoking, no COPD, diabetes, no severe over weight, etc. consumes the following METS:

1 - MET – sitting
2/3 - METS walking around, working
8 – METS working out on a stair stepper, fast walk sustained 30 minutes, or casual jog 10-12 min./mile for 2.5 – 3 miles.

So you see, if you start with 8 METS and the virus robs you of 5 METS, you’ll have 3 MET reserve capacity left to just lay in bed, and breath or get up and walk to eat, etc.

That is why it is critical for people to start doing a cardio work-out, however they can RIGHT NOW, to build up their lung capacity, so they’ll have a chance to fight it. It takes about 2 months normally, some faster. Just depends where you’re starting from capacity wise.

You can see, if you start off with a diminished capacity, you’re cooked right off the bat. A respirator can not make up that capacity.

Even if the elderly have leg joint issues, et al., they can give their lungs a workout just doing deep breathing, slow so they don’t hyperventilate, for an extended period, to build up.

The reason it isn’t killing kids, is the fact they have good lungs: run around all day. As people get older, they stop staying in shape (low lung capacity), thus the death rate climbs as the age goes up.

It’s a bad deal all around with the way it attacks the lungs.

Burn!!!!!!!

Thanks for this thread Roger, it forced me to go to the store. I'd been putting it off, not wanting to fight the madness, hoping it would calm down, and was waiting for the initial rush to slow down. I got lucky where I went, and it was slow, and got to load up the cart: Crap load of meat, ton of bacon and eggs, good supply of veggies, lots of butter, etc. Keeping my freezer full of game meat as a reserve/emergency safety line.

Keep your dad eating lots of veggies to help keep his immune system strong as possible from all of the vitamins. Eat as much of it raw as you can, or just steam it, so you don't cook away the live enzymes, like boiling veggies to cook them does. Keep the protein intake from animal meat low right now, That feeds the cancer. No carbs, that turns to sugar and feeds it too. Plus carbs are worthless as a food source. Have zero value. Plant some garlic, good for fighting the cancer too.

If you don't have it, get a veggie garden in. You still have time, and you can plant Purple hull peas pretty late into the season, May-June I think.

Ya reckon Oldgraywolves are immune, do you?

I know it's early, but another day and still ZERO cases of C-19 here.

But I'm paranoid, so I'm gonna drink a gin & tonic tonight.

That's my take as well... Hope we're right..

Yessir.

It will save lives by limiting the total number who will ever contract it, and by spreading it out over time permitting the development of a vaccine and treatment earlier in the death count that would otherwise occur. Spreading it out over time also saves lives by freeing up more medical resources per victim. Furthermore, it's not true that eventually everyone will get it. There are all sorts of terrible diseases that have passed by that everyone didn't eventually get. Did you eventually get SARS? Did you eventually get the Swine Flu? Did you eventually get Ebola?

We have treatments beside ventilators.
Sheesh!