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Aussie105

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10. A virus isn't alive.

Sat Jun 27, 2020, 08:10 AM

Jun 2020

It is simply a packet of genetic material in a wrapper. Totally inactive until it enters a living cell.

I'd like more details on this before I start to cheer.

Especially this statement:
"the material employs microcell batteries to create an electrical field that essentially disarms the virus."

Disarm? How? What is the mechanism?

I'm not buying it until some valid scientific info is forthcoming. Some valid testing and WHO approval.

Cynical? Me? Well, too many snake oil 'magic cures' in the past, so just cautious.

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