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I dont think Trump meant drink or inject bleach.
I thought weeks ago and mentioned to someone and got the same response as Trump is getting. We know bleach or soap etc kills the virus. We all inhale bleach when cleaning, through the nose and mouth little particles, thats how you smell it, particles enter your nose. Same with kitchen cleaners, we spray the surfaces then food etc will touch those surfaces. We wash our our hands with soap/bacteria wipes etc and subconciously will put fingers in mouth up nose etc. Ok we are talking trace amounts, but they do not kill us or make us sick. So what amount can the human body absorb safely? And what amount is needed to kill the virus? Wonder if trace amounts could be put into an inhaler for like asthma. Its worth looking into. Again what chmical components of the bleach, soap etc kills the virus. |
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"I see the disinfectant, where it knocks it out in one minute. And is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside or almost a cleaning, because you see it gets in the lungs and it does a tremendous number on the lungs."
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Why does soap work so well on the new coronavirus and, indeed, most viruses? Because it is a self-assembled nanoparticle in which the weakest link is the lipid (fatty) bilayer.
That sounds scientific. Let me explain. Soap dissolves the fat membrane, and the virus falls apart like a house of cards and “dies,” or rather, it becomes inactive as viruses aren’t really alive. Viruses can be active outside the body for hours, even days. Disinfectants, or liquids, wipes, gels and creams containing alcohol (and soap) have a similar effect but are not as good as regular soap. Apart from alcohol and soap, antibacterial agents in those products don’t affect the virus structure much. Consequently, many antibacterial products are basically just an expensive version of soap in how they act on viruses. Soap is the best, but alcohol wipes are good when soap is not practical or handy, for example in office reception areas. |
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correct
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lets all swally soap then
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I must admit twitter is quite fun with events like this, the memes are hilarious
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I don't think Donald Trump meant his remarks about Bleach and Disinfectant to be taken seriously?
He may have over estimated the intelligence of some people |
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Did he mean for his remark to Make America Great Again to be taken seriously?
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https://twitter.com/UNSEATpac/status/1253839250140864520?s=08
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Some people shouldn't try comedy because they haven't the charisma for it, it comes across as over the top and cringe worthy. women can't do comedy either no matter what anyone says, take that Sarahcpr for instance, about as funny as a load of screeching cats ffs
If you find yourself funny you've usually failed at trying to be |
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Ignore the politics, I thought she was quite good tbf SS,
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If i swore as a kid i use to get soap in the mouth
![]() ![]() , and im still alive. Wrights coal tar soap, had a serious strong taste that lasted all day too hahahaRead omewhere that an actual bar of soap is more hygenic than the bottle's of antibacterial soap etc that everyoneuses. Reason being, viruses, and other stuff cannot live on the soap, so when you wash your hands using a bar of soap the next person to use it it is completely clean. Whereas when you use the bottled stuff you press the top for the liquid soap to come out, and on that button/nozzle then bacteria can live. Dunno how true or if there is much in it, but bars of soap have gone well out of fashion. Its just peoples concept that it must be cleaner as you re not handling a bar of soap that others have used. |
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rest easy, north korean state media say the great man is still alive and they never lie.
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Must be dead ....otherwise they would have released a photo holding todays Guardian !
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He's alive and kicking
Seems they've been wasting our time with this as well then |