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Is the coronavirus designed to be influenced one way or another by use of 5G technology and/or nano-tech?
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Is the nano-tech now prevalent in almost all living things also a contributing factor to what is popularly known as the coronavirus?
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Is the 5G (i.e., 60GHz EMF) infrastructure in Wuhan also a contributing factor to the coronavirus epidemic? Or is it just a by-product? Or is it completely unrelated?
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Is the existing pollution there in that part of China a contributing factor to the disease reported as a result of the coronavirus?
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Is the coronavirus a single virus correctly identified as the sole culprit for the disease reported in Wuhan China?
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Will it be more effective to use prayer to request removal of the coronavirus COVID-19 from our planet altogether, as opposed to simply asking for protection from infection by the virus and healing of those infected?
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Is the coronavirus COVID-19 in essence a kind of doomsday virus that will become unstoppable and reach an enormous death toll? Can it wipe out humanity?
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If people reinfected with the coronavirus COVID-19 have a 10% chance of serious cardiac complications, will the odds of this serious complication be even higher if another reinfection occurs?
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What are the odds of becoming reinfected a second time with the coronavirus COVID-19, and then a third time? Does resistance lessen with each new reinfection?
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If the people who become infected with the coronavirus COVID-19 and recover can get reinfected, does this mean exposure to the virus confers insufficient immunity? And does that in turn imply a vaccine has little chance of preventing future spread of the virus?
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Can Creator help the world solve the problem of coronavirus?
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Does vitamin C have antiviral activity, even against coronavirus? Does the PuraTHRIVE’s Micelle Liposomal Vitamin C have any advantage in providing therapeutic blood levels of vitamin C as an antiviral therapy?
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Are any parts of this whistleblower report accurate: “In a startling revelation, the Chinese Communist Party has been found to have been low-balling the infection and death rates. Coronavirus infection rates are currently believed to be 4.5 million, with 1 million dead. A source I know inside the US Public Health Corps stated that they have received plans for emergency quarantine of Seattle, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Chicago, and immediate evacuations of New York City, Washington DC, and other major metropolitan areas, to resettlement camps being erected in South Dakota.”
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Doctors in China working with victims of the coronavirus (COVID-19) are now reporting that people who recovered are getting re-infected, and some are dying from sudden heart failure. Are these things true, and if so, what are the percentage risks?
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The “Spanish flu” pandemic of 1918-1920 involving the H1N1 influenza virus, infected about 500 million people with a death toll over 50 million. What is the true origin of the new and often deadly coronavirus from the Chinese Wuhan Province causing the recent epidemic and quarantine of millions of Chinese citizens?
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