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A viewer writes: “I was directed to a video on the Internet with a doctor as guest. He operates from the belief that COVID-19 is an exosome, not a virus. He states that exosomes are the secretions of toxic cells used to digest toxins and carry them from the body. He claims that COVID-19 is the same size as an exosome and this is why they are misidentified. He also claims that exosomes are not transmittable.” Are these things true?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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“To support his belief that contagion as such, does not exist, he cites a study done after the Spanish Flu Pandemic, by the U.S. Public Health Department, and captured in a book entitled Invisible Rainbow, by Arthur Firstenburg. https://www.chelseagreen.com/product/the-invisible-rainbow/ The study involved 100 healthy subjects and a number of subjects who were very sick with the Spanish Flu and three separate attempts to infect the healthy subjects through: 1. Collecting all infectious secretions from sick patients and placing them in the eyes, nose, and mouth of healthy subjects. 2. Injecting secretions into healthy subjects. 3. Having sick patients expel a deep breath directly into the mouths of healthy subjects. The results in each case were that none of the healthy participants contracted Spanish Flu.” Why were those results obtained?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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This doctor also refers to the theory that Spanish Flu could have resulted from the electric grid that became more widespread just before the outbreak. Is that the case?
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This doctor also states that a COVID-19 particle is too small to be captured by even an N95 mask. Is this missing the point about filtering out fomites?
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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Is this discouragement of protective mask use intended to encourage the public to disregard any self-protective suggestions?
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A viewer asks: “Could the intention to protect oneself with a mask confer any special protection beyond the inherent physical limitations, if requested?”
ClosedNicola asked 3 years ago • 
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