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Cruella de Vil reportedly had to enter and leave China through normal passenger lanes. Did China do this to embarrass her? Nah, but a bit of a reality check can’t hurt, right?

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    Fake. The original photo was from 2021 Beijing airport, it was not taken in 2023.

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British Chinese Overseas Chinese News recently interviewed Ke Lingling, Xi Jinping’s ex-wife in the UK. She was two years older than Xi Jinping, married for three years from 1979 to 1982, and studied in the UK after her divorce. She is now a doctor and professor. This is the first disclosure of Xi's early marital status. Born in 1951, 64-year-old Ke Xiaoming (Ke Lingling) is the youngest daughter of Ke Hua, the former Chinese ambassador to the UK, and Xi Jinping's ex-wife. Ke Lingling, who is well educated, is currently a senior director of a private hospital in London and a visiting professor at the School of Asian and African Medicine, University of London. She recently accepted an interview with the British "Qiao Bao". Ke Lingling married Xi Jinping in 1979. Because of her differences in values ​​and personalities, she divorced Xi Jinping who had been married for three years in 1982 and immigrated to the UK. At that time, Xi Jinping was running for the secretary of the Zhengding County Party Committee. Xi Jinping resolutely gave up the opportunity to immigrate to the UK with Ke Lingling, and accused Ke Lingling of being greedy for Western prosperity. After repeated persuasion to make Xi Jinping's immigration invalid, the two finally parted ways. Do you regret divorcing Xi Jinping? Ke: In those days, divorce was actually a very important matter. My marriage with Xi Jinping was very short. The important point is that we have almost nothing in common, so there is no regret or regret. He used to be a very persistent person and wanted to start a big career. Anyway, he didn't seem to listen to what I said, so I chose the road of divorce. It is impossible for us to have a realistic marriage and relationship with distance. My father was very against it at the time, he always thought I was reckless. Have you been in touch since then? 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  • 不要以為官大、學問大? 下面是漂亮國的政客嘴臉! Tales of Washington DC Airport ticket agent 一名華府機場票務員的傳奇 A DC 'airport ticket agent' offers some examples of why the US is in so much trouble! I love this as the ticket agent actually names real names! 一名華府機場的票務員提供了一些為什麼美國現在有那麼多麻煩的例子。對於票務員能指名道姓,我愛死了! 1. I had a New Hampshire Congresswoman (Carol Shea-Porter) ask for an aisle seat so that her hair wouldn't get messed up by being near the window. (On an airplane!) 新罕不什爾州的女眾議員波特要求要坐靠走道的位子,這樣她的頭髮才不會因為坐在窗邊而被吹亂(這是搭飛機耶!) 2. I got a call from a Kansas Congressman's (Moore) staffer (Howard Bauleke), who wanted to go to CapeTown. I started to explain the length of the flight and the passport information, and then he interrupted me with, ''I'm not trying to make you look stupid, but Cape Town is in Massachusetts.” Without trying to make him look stupid, I calmly explained, ''Cape Cod is in Massachusetts, Cape Town is in South Africa .'' 堪薩斯眾議員莫爾的幕僚鮑雷克要飛往開普頓,我跟他解釋飛行時間和護照的資訊。他打斷了我說「我不是想讓你聽上去笨笨的,開普頓是在麻薩諸塞州耶。」在不顯得是他很笨的情況下,我平靜的解釋說「鱈魚角在麻州,開普頓在南非。」 His response -- click.. 他的反應是~~喀哩,掛斷了電話。 3. A senior Vermont Congressman (Bernie Sanders) called, furious about a Florida package we did. I asked what was wrong with the vacation in Orlando. He said he was expecting an ocean-view room. I tried to explain that's not possible, since Orlando is in the middle of the state. 資深的維蒙州眾議員桑德斯打電話來,憤怒的問我們所辦理的他去佛羅里達渡假的事情。我問他他在奧蘭多的假期有什麼問題嗎?他說他要求的是一間能看到大海的房間。我解釋說奧蘭多位於佛羅里達州的中間,是不可能看到大海的。 He replied, 'Don't lie to me!, I looked on the map, and Florida is a very THIN state!!'' (OMG ) 他回答「別撒謊!我看了地圖了,佛羅里達是一個很狹長的州!」(我的天!) 4. I got a call from a lawmaker's wife (Landra Reid) who asked, ''Is it possible to see England from Canada?'' 眾議員雷得的太太打電話來問「可能不可能從加拿大看到英國?」 I said, ''No.'' She said, ''But they look so close on the map'' (OMG, again!) 我說「不可能」。 她說「但是地圖上很近啊!」(再一次,我的天哪!) 5. An aide for a cabinet member (Janet Napolitano) once called and asked if he could rent a car in Dallas. I pulled up the reservation and noticed he had only a 1-hour layover in Dallas. When I asked him why he wanted to rent a car, he said, ''I heard Dallas was a big airport, and we will need a car to drive between gates to save time.'' 一位內閣閣員拿波里他諾的幕僚打電話來問他能不能在達拉斯租一輛車?我查了一下他的訂位,發現他在達拉斯只轉機停留一個小時,於是問他為什麼要租輛車?他說「我聽說達拉斯機場很大,所以我要租輛車趕去下一個機門以節省時間。」 (Aghhhh) (啊......) 6. An Illinois Congresswoman (Jan Schakowsky) called last week. She needed to know how it was possible that her flight from Detroit left at 8:30 a.m, and got to Chicago at 8:33 a.m. 伊利諾州女眾議員上個禮拜打來電話,她要知道怎麼可能她上午八點半飛離底特律,八點三十三分就抵達芝加哥了? I explained that Michigan was an hour ahead of Illinois , but she couldn't understand the concept of time zones. Finally, I told her the plane went fast, and she bought that. 我跟她解釋說密西根州比伊利諾州早一個小時,但她就是不懂「時區」是什麼。最後我告訴她飛機飛得很快,這一下她滿意了。 7. A NewYork lawmaker, (Jerrold Nadler) called and asked, ''Do airlines put your physical description on your bag so they know whose luggage belongs to whom?'' 紐約州議員納得勒打電話來問「航空公司把旅客的外型描述貼在行李上,好識別哪件行李是哪一個乘客的?」 I said, 'No, why do you ask?' 我說「不會呀,為什麼問這個問題?」 He replied, ''Well, when I checked in with the airline, they put a tag on my luggage that said (FAT), and I'm overweight. I think that's very rude!'' 他說「當我到機場櫃台報到的時候,他們在我的行李上貼了一張『肥』FAT,而我確實過重,我認為這太不禮貌了。」 After putting him on hold for a minute, while I looked into it. (I was dying laughing). I came back and explained the city code for Fresno , CA is (FAT - Fresno Air Terminal), and the airline was just putting a destination tag on his luggage.. 我讓他稍等一會兒,我查一下。(我快笑死了!)回頭我跟他解釋說加州佛雷斯諾機場的代碼就是FAT(肥),而航空公司貼在他行李上的是他的目的地的標籤。 8. A Senator John Kerry aide (Lindsay Ross) called to inquire about a trip package to Hawaii . 參議員凱利的幕僚詢問去夏威夷旅行的行程。 After going over all the cost info, she asked, ''Would it be cheaper to fly to California and then take the train to Hawaii ?'' 到說到價錢的時候,她問「飛到加州,然後搭火車去夏威夷,會不會比較便宜?」 (夏威夷在海上,搭火車?) 9. I just got off the phone with a freshman Congressman, Bobby Bright from Ala. who asked, ''How do I know which plane to get on?'' 我剛剛放下一個選自阿拉斯加州的國會新進眾議員布萊特,他問「我怎麼知道我該搭上哪班飛機?」 I asked him what exactly he meant, to which he replied, ''I was told my flight number is 823, but none of these planes have numbers on them.'' 我問他說的是什麼意思?他說「我的航班號碼是823,但是沒有任何一架飛機上噴有823號。」 10. Senator Dianne Feinstein called and said, ''I need to fly to Pepsi-Cola , Florida . Do I have to get on one of those little computer planes?'' I asked if she meant fly to Pensacola and fly on a commuter plane. 眾院議長范恩斯坦打電話問「我要飛到佛羅里達州的『百事可樂』市去,是不是要搭那些小小的飛機?」我問她是否要問飛往佛羅里達『潘西可拉』市,而且是搭往來上下班的飛機? She said, ''Yeah, whatever, smarty!'' 她回答「對啦,不管你怎麼說啦,你個自作聰明的傢伙。」 11. Mary Landrieu, La Senator, called and had a question about the documents she needed in order to fly to China. 洛杉磯參議員藍度問一個她要飛往中國大陸需要什麼文件的問題。 After a lengthy discussion about passports, I reminded her that she needed a visa. 講了很久之後,我提醒她她要簽證(visa)。 "Oh, no I don't. I've been to China many times and never had to have one of those'' 她說「喔,不需要,我去過中國大陸很多次,從來不需要。」 I double checked and sure enough, her stay required a visa. 我再次查證後告訴她,她真的需要簽證。 When I told her this she said, ''Look, I've been to China four times and every time they have accepted my American Express!'' 她說「我去過中國大陸四次,他們那裡收我的『美國運通卡』!」(註:英文的簽證和維沙信用卡是同一個字) 12. A New Jersey Congressman (John Adler) called to make reservations, 'I want to go from Chicago to Rhino, NewYork.'' 紐澤西州眾議員艾德勒要訂機位,「我要從芝加哥到紐約州的『犀牛城』!」 I was at a loss for words. Finally, I said, ''Are you sure that's the name of the town?” 我一下子不知所措,最後我問「你確定那個地點的名字是這個?」 "Yes, what flights do you have?'' replied the man. 「對啦,你們有什麼班機?」 After some searching, I came back with, ''I'm sorry, sir, I've looked up every airport code in the country and can't find a rhino anywhere." 搜索了一會兒後,我回答他「對不起,我查了所有的機場代碼,沒有『犀牛城』的代碼。」 ''The man retorted, ''Oh, don't be silly! Everyone knows where it is. Check your map!'' 他憤怒的反駁「少笨了!大家都知道這個都市在哪裡,查一下你的地圖!」 So I scoured a map of the state of New York and finally offered, ''You don't mean Buffalo, do you?'' 我趕緊在紐約州的地圖上找,最後試著問他「你說的是不是『水牛城』?」 The reply? ''Whatever! I knew it was a big animal.'' 他的答案?「反正就是一個很大的動物的名字啦!」 Now you know why the Government is in the shape it's in! 現在大家知道為什麼我們的政府是這個德性了! Could ANYONE be this DUMB? 有沒有人像他們這麼笨? YES, THEY WALK AMONG US, ARE IN POLITICS, AND THEY CONTINUE TO BREED. 有!這些人就在我們之中,還就在政治圈裡,而且他們還繼續的繁衍!
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  • 今大家注意😱😱😱 ❗ ❗ ❗ ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ 坐馬桶前 先掀座墊看清楚!!!!! 3個女人不約而同 的到醫院診療。全部都出現同樣的病症:發燒,發冷,嘔吐,然後肌肉萎縮,癱瘓, 到最後死去,他們沒有特別的創傷。 研究報考顯示,他們的血液裏有毒性。這3個女人各不相識,也沒有共? P點. 過後才發現,他們都有到過Jalan Kuchai Lama(in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia)的一家餐廳用餐。那家餐廳現在已被衛生局全面封鎖了。食物,食水,冷氣,統統都檢驗過,沒有任何的發現. 直到有一天,那個餐廳的女服務員也得到同樣的症狀。他告訴醫生,她之前在放假,回來拿支票,她沒有在哪里吃喝,只是有用洗手間. 過後,他們在洗手間的坐廁盤! 下,找到一個小種的蜘蛛。那蜘蛛身上有帶雙紋。這蜘蛛具有很毒的毒性,要幾天才出現中毒的症狀。這蜘蛛喜歡隱藏在,暗,潮濕,廁所坐盤底下剛好就是它們作息的地方。 過後幾天,一名JB的律師也遭遇到同樣的症狀。臨死前,他告訴醫生說:他因做生意要在印尼起飛,在新加坡轉機。在沒有回到自己的家前,他沒曾到過那家餐廳, 只不過,他有像那3個女人的症狀,他的右屁股有被東西刺傷的痕跡。調查顯示,這飛機是從原本的印度起飛。CAB命令全印度航空搜索全部飛機的廁所,才發現到有其中4架來至不同飛機的廁所裏頭有著這蜘蛛的巢。現在相信,這蜘蛛已經蔓延到世界各地。 所以,要上公共廁所的人士要小心,打開坐廁的蓋,檢查有沒有這類型的蜘蛛。請分享這文章,可以救救別人,也可以救救自己的安全。😥😥😥 This attention to 😱😱😱 ❗ ❗ ❗, ⭕ ⭕ ⭕ sitting before lifting the toilet seat to see!!!!! 3 women bowed to hospital treatment. All the same symptoms: fever, chills, vomiting, and muscle atrophy, paralysis, and finally die, they have no specific trauma. Research candidates registered for the show, their blood is toxic. These 3 women did not know, nor a total? Point p. Later found that they had been to Jalan Kuchai Lama (in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia) of a restaurant. The restaurant has now been Board of health of a total blockade. Food, fresh water, air-conditioners, everything checked, no discovery. Until one day, the waitress got the same symptoms. He told the doctor, before her leave, returned checks, where she is not eating and drinking, just useful bathroom. After their toilet seat in the bathroom! To find a small species of spiders. The spider body with double lines. This spider has a toxicity of HIV, a few days before symptoms of poisoning. This spider like to hide in dark, wet, toilet sits just below where they rest. A few days later, a JBs lawyer also suffered from the same symptoms. Before he died, he told the doctor said his business took off in Indonesia, in Singapore. In the absence before returning to their home, hed been to that restaurant, its just that he has 3 womens symptoms, his right buttock showed signs of being stabbed. Investigations revealed that the aircraft took off from India. CAB command all Air India to search for all the aircrafts toilets, was found to have 4 of them from different aircraft toilet with this spider nest. Now believes that this spider has spread around the world. So, on to public toilets to be careful, open the toilet door, check for this type of spider. Please share this article, you can help others, can also save your own safety. 😥 😥} 😥}
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  • 值得細看 Worth reading. 這是留美醫學教授黃建中先生發到同學群的微信。講的很好。 This is a message from Professor Wong Kin-Chung, a medical professor in USA, to his students in a chat group. Very well said. (Translator Alice’s note: the original message was in Chinese, I am translating this for the benefit of my non-Chinese reading family and friends residing overseas. With apolgies to Professor Wong, I have made some editorial changes while not affecting the meaning of the original message.) 現在.... 有很多的疑似或確診但病情輕微的病人住不進醫院。這個可以理解,因為任何城市都不可能在平時建設這麼多的傳染病醫院和傳染病床,還要有這麼多的傳染科醫護人員待命。 Now ......there are lots of suspected and confirmed cases (of coronavirus) where the patients cannot be admitted into hospital. This is understandable. It is simply not possible for any city in normal times to build and maintain so many infectious disease hospitals and hospital beds, and to have so many qualified infectious disease control medical staff to be on stand by. 其實去醫院也沒有針對性的特殊治療,主要還是支持療法。住不進醫院急也沒用。按照我下面說的,應該可以先延緩病情發展,等待進院。 In reality, even if you go into hospital, they do not have any special treatment that target (the coronavirus), they only offer supportive therapy. It won’t help to get frustrated if you can’t get into hospital. Do as I say below. It would help delay the progress of your condition, while waiting for admission. 我是醫生多年,又是營養師多年,我的方法是有科學依據的,可以把我的這個微信發到有需要的群里,以便如果有人遇到這樣的情況時可以參考自救。 I have been a doctor as well as a nutritionist for decades. My method is scientifically based. Please feel free to circulate my message to your other chat groups, my advice may help people who find themselves in the situations I describe. 這不是鼓吹靠自己來治療,而是用這些生活中的方法給自己贏得時間等待 .... 整體條件改善時住進醫院治療。 我寫的這些方法都是有依據的。 I am not recommending self healing, only to use everyday actions to buy time.... to improve one’s general health condition while waiting for hospital admission. 1. 患者家人全部進出門用鹽水漱口,要涼水,不要用熱水,涼水可以讓口咽部黏膜下血管收縮,減少病毒進入血液的機會。鹽水可以固定病毒表面的S-蛋白,使其不易附著到黏膜上。冠狀病毒只有先與黏膜上的特定蛋白 結合,才能進入到我們人體細胞,再大量複製。要經常漱口 ,用含酒精的漱口液更好。 1. Patients’ family members, on entering and leaving home, should rinse their mouths with salted water, using cold water, not hot. Cold water will contract blood vessels in one’s mouth and throat, thereby reducing chances of viruses entering one’s blood stream. Salted water can stabilise the s-protein on the virus’ surface, making it less easy to attach to the mucous membranes. To enter human bodies, the coronavirus first has to bind itself to certain specific proteins in the membrane and then self multiply massively. So rinse your mouth frequently, it will be even better if you use mouth rinse that contains alcohol. 2. 如果已經確診,但住不進醫院,只能在家自我隔離(單房間),時刻帶上口罩。家人也時刻帶口罩,只要沒有直接的飛沫傳播,就很難傳染。用75%酒精噴灑家裡,盡可能不留死角。傢具用酒精搽拭。這個病毒對酒精不耐受,用酒精可以滅活。家裡的衣服能用開水燙的就用開水燙,這個病毒能耐受的溫度是60度以下,高溫可以滅活。不能開水燙的衣服鞋子噴灑酒精消毒。 2. If you have been tested positive but cannot be hospitalised, your only option is to self-isolate at home (in a room by yourself), wearing a mask all the time. Family members must also wear masks at all times. So long as there is no transmission via droplets, transmission of the virus is unlikely. Clean your house using 75% alcohol, clean every corner and even the furniture. Alcohol kills this virus. As does high heat, so use hot water of over 60 degrees to wash your clothes. This virus cannot survive heat above 60 degrees. For shoes or clothes that can’t be washed in hot water above 60 degrees, clean them with disinfectant. 3. 如果有症狀但不重,首先注意多喝水,每次喝水量不要大,幾口就行,頻繁的喝,保持水份平衡。大蒜生薑洋蔥都有抗病毒作用,生吃或煮水喝。尤其生薑可以煮濃姜湯,喝了加快血液循環,如果能出汗更好。可以喝一些白酒,加快血液。循環。血液循環對自身免疫功能非常重要。這個病即使住院,也是要靠自身免疫力來控制的。 4. Those tested positive but not too unwell, drink lots of water. It doesn’t have to be lots of water each time, a few sips are sufficient. Drink frequently, keep the body hydrated. Garlic, ginger and onions also have properties that help one’s fight against this virus, eat raw or make into drinks to consume. Ginger is best. Make drinks by boiling fresh ginger in water, it will help one’s blood circulation which in turn boosts the immune system. Good immune system is of overriding importance whether or not one gets hospitalised. 4. 熱雞湯是美國傳統上抗感冒的,醫生也提倡,可以多喝。到藥房去買維生素C,大劑量服,每天4000毫克,維生素C既可以影響病毒複製,又可以穩定血管璧,減少肺部炎性滲出。紅酒里含紅酒多酚,有一定的類似激素作用,可以喝。因為中國國家衛健委的治療指南也是用短期的激素,紅酒多酚消炎是很有效的(紅葡萄酒,不是白葡萄酒)。 4. Hot chicken soup is a common American remedy for colds and flus, which even doctors recommend. Drink more. Go to the pharmacy to buy high dosage Vitamin C, 4000mg daily. Vitamin C affects virus’ self duplication, and can also stabilise the blood vessels’ outer surface, helping to reduce seepage of infection from the lungs. Drink red wine (not white). Red wine contains polyphenol which acts like hormones to protect tissues against inflammation. This is in line with the treatment recommendations issued by the health authorities in China. 5. 好的蘑菇如花菇含有豐富的多糖類物質,可以刺激免疫系統,日本對花菇的研究很多,要多吃。烹飪之前,在水里多泡泡,去除蘑菇可能吸附的農藥殘留。如果家裡有靈芝等,那就更好,沒有就多吃花菇(不是平菇)。人參西洋參都可以煮水喝,對提高免疫機能有好處。可以和雞湯一起煮。 5. Eat more mushrooms. Good mushrooms, like shiitake, contain properties that stimulate the immunity system. The Japanese have done much research in mushrooms. Must soak well before cooking, in order to get rid of any remnants of agricultural insecticides. If you have Lingzhi, that’s even better. Eat good shiitake mushrooms (not the cheap produce). Ginseng and american ginseng are also good for boosting the immune system. Cook with chicken to make soup. 6. 西藥里的阿斯匹林可以服用小劑量(5-20毫克),既有消炎的作用,也有降低血液粘稠度的作用。資料顯示病毒感染者有的血漿二聚體增高,意味著血液粘度升高,血流流速減慢,這種情況不利於免疫細胞的運動,而有利於病毒複製。中藥里的黃芪黨參西洋參含類黃酮,可以保護各器官的細胞,避免出現器官嚴重損傷。實在沒有這些煮黃豆吃也有作用。 6. Small amount of aspirin (5-20 mg) also helps. Other than being anti inflammatory, it reduces the viscosity of the blood. Available information suggests that confirmed patients’ blood contains elevated Plasma D-dimer Count, suggesting a higher viscosity and reduced circulation rate. Such is not conducive to healthy regenerative activities of one’s immunity system, but rather favours the virus’ replication. In Chinese medicine, astragalus, codonopsis and American ginseng contain flavonoids, protecting cells from severe damage. Without these, eating soy beans would help. 7. 能進食是關鍵,胃口不好可以煮水喝,一切能開胃的方法都可以,只要能吃就問題不大。注意尿量。每天至少要上廁所幾次,排正常尿量。 7. The key is to keep eating (= nourishment). If you have no appetite for solids, liquidise your food. Just eat anything that you fancy. So long as you eat, the problem is manageable. Monitor your urination (translator’s note: = body hydration). You have to pee numerous times a day, in normal quantity. 謝謝!可轉發!照顧好自己和家人 Thank you! Can circulate! Take good care of yourselves and your families
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  • (newspaper)[5/2 17:45] 宋斐洛: “有關Covid19的最新消息。   看來這種疾病正在全世界範圍內受到攻擊。   由於意大利人進行的屍檢……已證明它不是肺炎……但它是:彌散性血管內凝血(血栓形成)。   因此,抗藥性的方法是使用抗生素,抗病毒藥,抗炎藥和抗凝劑。   自中午以來,這裡的協議正在更改!   根據意大利病理學家提供的寶貴信息,不再需要呼吸機和重症監護室。   如果在所有情況下都是如此,我們將比預期的早解決此問題。   有關Coranovirus的重要和新功能:   在全球範圍內,由於嚴重的病理生理診斷錯誤,COVID-19被錯誤地攻擊。   記錄在案的一個令人印象深刻的案例是,一個墨西哥家庭在美國聲稱自己已經通過家庭療法治癒了:   將三份500毫克阿司匹林溶於蜂蜜煮沸的檸檬汁中,趁熱服用。   第二天他們醒來,好像他們什麼都沒發生!   好吧,下面的科學信息證明它們是正確的!   該信息由來自意大利的醫學研究員發布:   得益於對死於COVID-19的患者進行的50次屍檢,意大利病理學家嚴格地說,它不是肺炎,因為該病毒不僅會殺死這種類型的肺細胞,而且會利用炎症性風暴造成內皮血管血栓形成 。   如同彌散性血管內凝血一樣,肺部受到的影響最大,因為它最發炎,但也有心髒病,中風和許多其他血栓栓塞性疾病。   實際上,該方案使抗病毒治療無效,而集中在抗炎和抗凝血治療上。   這些療法應立即進行,即使在家中也應如此,對患者的治療效果很好。   後者表現較差。   在復蘇時,它們幾乎沒有用。   如果中國人譴責它,他們將投資家庭療法,而不是重症監護!   彌散性血管內凝血(血栓形成):   因此,與之抗爭的方法是使用抗生素,抗炎藥和抗凝劑。   一位意大利病理學家報告說,貝加莫醫院共進行了50例屍檢,米蘭進行了20例屍檢,也就是說,意大利系列是世界上最高的,中國人只有3例,這似乎完全證實了這一信息。   簡而言之,這種疾病是由病毒觸發的彌散性血管內凝血所決定的。 因此,它不是肺炎而是肺血栓形成,這是主要的診斷錯誤。   我們將重症監護病房中的複蘇場所數量增加了一倍,而不必要的費用過高。   回想起來,我們必須重新考慮一個月前討論過的被稱為間質性肺炎的胸部X線檢查; 實際上,這可能與彌散性血管內凝血完全一致。   如果不能首先解決血栓栓塞,在ICU中的治療是無用的。 如果我們使血液不流通的肺通氣,那是沒有用的,實際上,十(10)名患者中有九(9)名患者死亡。   因為問題是心血管問題,而不是呼吸問題。   決定死亡率的是靜脈微血栓形成而不是肺炎。   為什麼形成血栓❓   因為根據文獻,炎症通過複雜但眾所周知的病理生理機制誘發血栓形成。   不幸的是,直到3月中旬為止,科學文獻(尤其是中文文獻)都說不應使用抗炎藥。   現在,像流感一樣,在意大利使用的療法是使用抗炎藥和抗生素,並且住院病人的數量已經減少。   許多死亡,即使在40多歲時,都有10至15天的發燒史,沒有得到適當的治療。   炎症造成了大量的組織損傷,並形成了血栓形成的根源,因為主要問題不是病毒,而是破壞安裝病毒的細胞的免疫反應過度。 實際上,類風濕關節炎患者無需接受ICU,因為他們正在接受皮質類固醇激素療法,這是一種很好的消炎藥。   這是意大利住院人數減少並成為家庭可治療疾病的主要原因。 通過在家中對她進行良好的治療,不僅可以避免住院,而且可以避免血栓形成的風險。   這不容易理解,因為微栓塞的跡象消失了!   有了這一重要發現,就可以立即隔離,恢復正常生活並進行隔離交易,但現在是發布此數據的時候了,以便每個國家的衛生當局分別對這些信息和數據進行分析。 防止進一步的死亡。 無用!   疫苗可能以後再來。   現在我們可以等待。   截至今天,在意大利,協議正在發生變化。   根據來自意大利病理學家的寶貴信息,不需要呼吸機和重症監護室。   因此,我們需要重新考慮投資以正確應對這種疾病。 Nãohá(通過自動設備翻譯)。   緊急發布! ” 轉發如收到 [5/2 17:46] 宋斐洛: "Latest news about Covid19. It seems that the disease is being attacked worldwide. Thanks to autopsies performed by the Italians ... it has been shown that it is not pneumonia ... but it is: disseminated intravascular coagulation (thrombosis). Therefore, the way to fight it is with antibiotics, antivirals, anti-inflammatories and anticoagulants. The protocols are being changed here since noon! According to valuable information from Italian pathologists, ventilators and intensive care units were never needed. If this is true for all cases, we are about to resolve it earlier than expected. Important and new about Coranovirus: Around the world, COVID-19 is being attacked wrongly due to a serious pathophysiological diagnosis error. The impressive case of a Mexican family in the United States who claimed they were cured with a home remedy was documented: three 500 mg aspirins dissolved in lemon juice boiled with honey, taken hot. The next day they woke up as if nothing had happened to them! Well, the scientific information that follows proves they are right! This information was released by a medical researcher from Italy: Thanks to 50 autopsies performed on patients who died of COVID-19, Italian pathologists have discovered that IT IS NOT PNEUMONIA, strictly speaking, because the virus does not only kill pneumocytes of this type, but uses an inflammatory storm to create an endothelial vascular thrombosis. As in disseminated intravascular coagulation, the lung is the most affected because it is the most inflamed, but there is also a heart attack, stroke and many other thromboembolic diseases. In fact, the protocols left antiviral therapies useless and focused on anti-inflammatory and anti-clotting therapies. These therapies should be done immediately, even at home, in which the treatment of patients responds very well. The later performed less effective. In resuscitation, they are almost useless. If the Chinese had denounced it, they would have invested in home therapy, not intensive care! DISSEMINATED INTRAVASCULAR COAGULATION (THROMBOSIS): So, the way to fight it is with antibiotics, anti-inflammatories and anticoagulants. An Italian pathologist reports that the hospital in Bergamo did a total of 50 autopsies and one in Milan, 20, that is, the Italian series is the highest in the world, the Chinese did only 3, which seems to fully confirm the information. Previously, in a nutshell, the disease is determined by a disseminated intravascular coagulation triggered by the virus; therefore, it is not pneumonia but pulmonary thrombosis, a major diagnostic error. We doubled the number of resuscitation places in the ICU, with unnecessary exorbitant costs. In retrospect, we have to rethink those chest X-rays that were discussed a month ago and were given as interstitial pneumonia; in fact, it may be entirely consistent with disseminated intravascular coagulation. Treatment in ICUs is useless if thromboembolism is not resolved first. If we ventilate a lung where blood does not circulate, it is useless, in fact, nine (9) patients out of ten (10) die. Because the problem is cardiovascular, not respiratory. It is venous microthrombosis, not pneumonia, that determines mortality. Why thrombi are formed❓ Because inflammation, according to the literature, induces thrombosis through a complex but well-known pathophysiological mechanism. Unfortunately what the scientific literature said, especially Chinese, until mid-March was that anti-inflammatory drugs should not be used. Now, the therapy being used in Italy is with anti-inflammatories and antibiotics, as in influenza, and the number of hospitalized patients has been reduced. Many deaths, even in their 40s, had a history of fever for 10 to 15 days, which were not treated properly. The inflammation did a great deal of tissue damage and created ground for thrombus formation, because the main problem is not the virus, but the immune hyperreaction that destroys the cell where the virus is installed. In fact, patients with rheumatoid arthritis have never needed to be admitted to the ICU because they are on corticosteroid therapy, which is a great anti-inflammatory. This is the main reason why hospitalizations in Italy are decreasing and becoming a treatable disease at home. By treating her well at home, not only is hospitalization avoided, but also the risk of thrombosis. It was not easy to understand, because the signs of microembolism disappeared! With this important discovery, it is possible to return to normal life and open closed deals due to the quarantine, not immediately, but it is time to publish this data, so that the health authorities of each country make their respective analysis of this information and prevent further deaths. useless! The vaccine may come later. Now we can wait. In Italy, as of today, protocols are changing. According to valuable information from Italian pathologists, ventilators and intensive care units are not necessary. Therefore, we need to rethink investments to properly deal with this disease. Não há (Translation by automatic device). LET'S PUBLISH URGENTLY! " Forwarded as received
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  • 轉~ 翻譯一篇在西雅圖感染新冠肺炎病毒的美國人所寫的個人經歷。 I had COVID-19 and here is my story. I made this post public out of several requests from my friends who asked me to share. I hope it gives you some good information and peace of mind! 我感染了新冠病毒(武漢肺炎),由於不少我身邊朋友的請托,希望我可以跟大家分享我的情況,所以我決定把我的染病的經驗公開,讓大家可以有更多的了解。 First how easily you can get it. I believe I caught it when attending a small house party at which no one was coughing, sneezing or otherwise displaying any symptoms of illness. It appears that 40% of the attendees of this party ended up sick. The media tells you to wash your hands and avoid anyone with symptoms. I did. There is no way to avoid catching this except avoiding all other humans. 40% of folks were all sick within 3 days of attending the party all with the same/similar symptoms including fever. 首先對於新冠病毒,它比你想像的更容易被感染. 我確信我是在參加一個小型家庭聚會時被感染的。當時參加的客人沒有人咳嗽、打噴嚏,或者顯現出任何生病的症狀。結果呢?約40%參加聚會的人都被感染了!媒體上所說的要勤洗手避免跟有症狀的人接觸,我都照做了. 我覺得沒有任何方式可以避免被感染,除非你完全避免跟人群接觸。40% 被感染者都是在參加聚會後三天之內就發病,他們都有著相同的症狀,包含發燒. Second, the symptoms appear to be different depending on your constitution and/or age. Most of my friends who got it were in their late 40s to early 50s. I’m in my mid 30s. For us it was headache, fever (for first 3 days consistently and then on and off after 3 days), severe body aches and joint pain, and severe fatigue. I had a fever that spiked the first night to 103 degrees and eventually came down to 100 and then low grade 99.5. Some folks had diarrhea. 其次,這些症狀因人而異,因每個人的身體狀況及年齡而有所不同。大部分受感染的朋友年齡層約在40到50歲左右,而我是30幾歲。對我們來說染病的初始症狀是頭痛,發燒(最初三天是持續高燒而後三天是間歇性高燒),身體的劇烈疼痛以及關節疼痛,而且有強烈的四肢無力與倦怠感。在我感染的第一個晚上高燒到103度,隨後下降到100度、99.5度.有些朋友則有腹瀉的症狀。 I felt nauseous one day. Once the fever is gone some were left with nasal congestion, sore throat. Only a very few of us had a mild itchy cough. Very few had chest tightness or other respiratory symptoms. Total duration of illness was 10-16 days. 有一天我覺得想嘔吐。當發燒症狀消退後,鼻塞、喉嚨痛的症狀則持續,僅僅極少數的人感到輕微的喉頭搔癢的乾咳。只有幾個人感到胸口鬱悶感及其他的呼吸道感染徵狀。整個發病期約持續10-16天。 The main issue is that without reporting a cough or trouble breathing many of us were refused testing. I got tested through the Seattle Flu Study. This is a RESEARCH study here in Seattle and they have been testing volunteers for strains of the flu to study transmission within the community. A few weeks ago, they started to test a random subset of samples for COVID-19 infection. They sent my sample to the King County Public Health Department for confirmation; however, I was told that all of the samples that have tested positive in the research study have been confirmed by Public Health. 問題的癥結點在於很多人在沒有咳嗽或呼吸困難的症狀時,都傾向於不需要(或不認為必須)接受武漢肺炎測試。我是透過一個叫做西雅圖流感研究的機構所做的測試。這是一個位於西雅圖的研究機構,它們透過對志願者的檢測,來研究流感病毒類型與社區傳播。幾週前這個機構開始對志願者提供新冠肺炎病毒做隨機抽樣檢測。它們把我的初測到的陽性樣本送到國王郡的公共衛生部門去做感染病毒的確認。隨後我被通知連同我在內所有陽性反應的檢測人,都被確認是感染了新冠肺炎的病毒。 As of Monday March 9th, it has been 13 days since my symptoms started and more than 72 hours since my fever subsided. The King County Public Health Department is recommending you stay isolated for 7 days after the start of symptoms or 72 hours after your fever subsides. I have surpassed both deadlines so I am no longer isolating myself however I am avoiding strenuous activity and large crowds and I obviously will not come near you if I see you in public. I was not hospitalized. Not every country is hospitalizing everyone with a COVID-19 infection and in my case, and in many other cases, I didn’t even go to the doctor because I was recovering on my own and felt it was just a nasty flu strain different from the ones I have been protected from with this season’s flu vaccine. 從最初感到症狀到昨天3/9為止,已經過了13天,發燒症狀消退已經過了72小時(3天)。國王郡的公衛部門建議感染者在有感染的症狀出現後,做至少7天的自我的居家隔離。在發燒症狀消退後的72小時內,也應居家隔離,避免接觸公眾。目前我已經度過了這兩個期限,所以我不再自我居家隔離,於此同時,我還是避免過度參與公眾活動與接觸大批人群。我並沒有住院,也不是所有感染新冠肺炎病毒的人都住進郡立醫院。很多跟我一樣的感染者,並沒有去看醫生,就自我痊癒了。對我們來說,這感覺就像一個比以往流行型感冒稍微嚴重一點的新型流感,與我所接種而受到保護的流感疫苗,略為不同。 I also truly believe the lack of testing is leading to folks believing that they just have a cold or something else going out into public and spreading it. And worse folks with no symptoms are also spreading it as in the case of a person attending a party or social gathering who has no symptoms. 我確信缺乏對新冠病毒檢測的機制是造成多數人相信他們只是感染風寒或一般正在傳播的季節性流感而已。最糟的情況是,很多人在沒有顯現任何症狀的情況下,仍舊正常參加集會活動或正常社交聚會,而將病毒傳播出去。 I know some folks are thinking that this can’t/won’t impact them. I hope it doesn’t but I believe that the overall lack of early and pervasive testing damaged the public’s ability to avoid the illness here in Seattle. All I know is that Seattle has been severely impacted and although I’m better now I would not wish this very uncomfortable illness on anyone. 我知道很多人認為這款病毒不會傳染給他們。我真心希望真的是如此,但是我仍舊相信整體上缺乏早期的發現與預防性檢測,將會嚴重影響到西雅圖地區公眾對新冠肺炎的抵抗能力。 目前已知的情況是西雅圖地區已經有嚴重的疫情,雖然我已經痊癒,但是我真的不希望這樣的病情發生在其他更多人身上。 One thing that I believe may have saved me from getting worse respiratory symptoms is the fact that I consistently took Sudafed, used Afrin nasal spray (3 sprays in each nostril, 3 days at a time and then 3 days off), and used a Neti pot (with purified water). This could have kept my sinuses clear and prevented the symptoms from spreading to my lungs. This is not medical advice: I’m simply sharing what I did and correlating it with the fact that I had no respiratory symptoms. The two could be entirely unrelated based on the viral strain and viral load that I received. 我想我做了一件正確的選擇,讓我呼吸系統感染的症狀不致於變得更嚴重,就是我按時服用 Sudafed (一種藥方販售,不需處方的感冒退燒藥),Afrin 鼻腔噴劑 以及使用清鼻腔咽喉分泌物的Neti Pot 。這些措施保持我的鼻腔咽喉乾淨,從而防堵病毒向下蔓延到我的肺部。我不是在這裡提供醫療建議,只是單純的分享我個人的經驗,因為我並沒有肺部的感染。也許我所做的跟肺部感染並無相關性。而是跟我所感染的病毒特性與病毒感染量有關。 I hope this information helps someone avoid getting sick and/or push to get tested sooner rather than later so you know to isolate before it gets worse or to get medical care if you have respiratory distress. Hand washing doesn’t guarantee you won’t get sick, especially when folks without symptoms are contagious and could be standing right next to you in any given social situation. You more likely than not will not die, but do you want to risk spreading it to a loved one over 60 or someone with an immunity issue? Stay healthy folks! 我希望我所分享的資訊,能幫助大家避免受到感染,或者推動整個公眾檢測系統能更快啟動讓感染者能早期自我隔離,而有呼吸道症候群感染疑慮者,能早期接受治療。洗手並無法完全避免受到感染。尤其那些沒有任何徵兆的帶原傳播者,可能正是你身邊普通社交場合出現的人們。感染病毒後不一定會致死。但是你也不會想不小心傳播病毒給你身邊所關心的年長者,或者有免疫系統功能失調的親友們。大家保重。
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  • 突發新冠肺炎突發新聞! Breaking Covid news! 3/9/2021 來自Line Italy has allegedly discovered covid is not a virus, but a bacterium. 據稱,意大利發現新冠病毒不是病毒,而是一種細菌。 It clots the blood and reduces the oxygen saturation from dispersing throughout the body. 它會使血液凝結,降低血氧飽和度,使其無法擴散到全身。 They went against the WHO’s that no bodies be autopsied. When Italian Ministry of Health ordered many autopsies, they found the blood was clotted in all of the patients veins. 他們違背了世衛組織的規定,不允許屍體解剖。當意大利衛生部下令進行屍檢時,他們發現所有病人的靜脈里都凝結血塊。 They immediately started using aspirin 100mg and a coagulant medication. And have had immense success. 他們立即開始給患者服用100mg的阿司匹林和凝血劑藥物。並取得了巨大的成功。 14,000 people were released from the hospital as healthy and covid free. Italy is demanding Bill Gates and the WHO be held accountable for crimes against humanity for misleading, misdirecting, and withholding life saving information from the world, which cost the lives of thousands. 1.4萬人健康出院,無新冠病毒感染。意大利要求比爾·蓋茨(Bill Gates)和世界衛生組織(WHO)對誤導、錯誤指導、向世人隱瞞救生信息的反人類罪行負責,這些罪行已經奪去了數千人的生命。 Ventilators and ICU units were not necessary. A mandated vaccine is not necessary. 根本不需要呼吸機和重症監護室。強制疫苗根本沒有必要! Covid-19 is a bacterium, easily treated with aspirin and coagulant. Covid-19是一種細菌,用阿司匹林和凝血劑治療是很容易的。 Spread the world! Make this global. Hopefully our president will learn about this and do something about it! Before we lose all of our constitutional freedoms. 向全世界傳播這個信息吧!在我們失去憲法賦予的所有自由之前,希望我們的總統能瞭解這一點,並採取行動!   Another article regarding it: 另一篇關於它的文章: Carlie J Gardipee 2020 卡莉·J·加德皮2020年 Coronavirus / Health 冠狀病毒/健康 Discovery: Autopsies Prove that COVID-19 is a Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (Pulmonary Thrombosis) 發現:屍檢證明COVID-19是一種彌散性血管內凝血(肺血栓形成) Posted by Chinonyerem Emmanuella 由Chinonyerem Emmanuella發表   It is now clear that the whole world has been attacking the so-called Coronavirus Pandemic wrongly due to a serious pathophysiological diagnosis error. 現在很清楚,由於嚴重的病理和生理診斷錯誤,整個世界都在錯誤地攻擊所謂的冠狀病毒大流行。 According to valuable information from Italian pathologists, ventilators and intensive care units were never needed. 根據意大利病理學家提供的寶貴信息說,根本不需要呼吸機和重症監護病房。 Autopsies performed by the Italian pathologists has shown that is not pneumonia but itis Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (Thrombosis) which ought to be fought with antibiotics, antivirals, anti-inflammatories and anticoagulants. 從意大利病理學家所進行的屍檢報告顯示,這並非肺炎,而是彌散性血管內凝血(血栓形成),應該用抗生素、抗病毒藥物、抗炎藥和抗凝劑來對抗。 If this is true for all cases, that means the whole world is about to resolve this novel pandemic earlier than expected. 如果所有病例都是如此,那就意味著全世界將比預期更早地解決這一新型流行病。 However, protocols are currently being changed in Italy who have been adversely affected by this pandemic. 不管怎樣,目前意大利正在修改議定書,因為意大利遭受了這次大流行的嚴重影響。 The impressive case of a Mexican family in the US who claimed they were cured with a home remedy was was documented: three 500mg asprins dissolved in lemon juice boiled with honey, taken hot. 還有一個令人印象深刻的案例是,在美國,有一個墨西哥家庭聲稱,他們被一種家庭療法治癒了,配方如下: 三個500毫克的阿司匹林,溶解在蜂蜜煮過的檸檬汁中,趁熱服用。 The next day they woke up as if nothing had happened to them! 第二天醒來,他們就像什麼也沒發生過一樣! Well, the scientific information that follows proved they are right! 下面的科學信息證明他們是對的! Also Read: Corona virus: Safety Health Measures Beyond the Surgical Mask and Hand Sanitizers 請閱讀:冠狀病毒:外科口罩和洗手液以外的安全衛生措施 「THE END OF COVID-19 IS NEAR」- CANIN AFRICA DIRECTOR DECLARES, BACKED WHO CHIEFS 非洲世衛組織負責任凱南宣稱:「Covid-19的末日即將來臨!」 This information was released by a medical researcher from Italy: 意大利的一名醫學研究人員公佈了這一信息: 「Thanks to 50 autopsies performed on patients who died of COVID-19, Italian pathologists have discovered that IT IS NOT PNEUMONIA, strictly speaking, because the virus does not only kill pneumocytes of this type, but uses an inflammatory storm to created an endothelial vascular thrombosis.」 「通過對50名死於COVID-19的患者進行屍檢,意大利病理學家發現,嚴格來說,這不是肺炎,因為這種病毒不僅殺死這種類型的肺細胞,還利用炎性風暴造成內皮血管血栓形成。」 In disseminated intravascular coagulation, the lung is the most affected because it is the most inflamed, but there is also a hear attack, stroke and many other thromboembolic diseases. 在彌散性血管內凝血中,肺是受影響最大的,因為它是最嚴重的炎症,但也有心臟病發作,中風和許多其他血栓栓塞性疾病。 In fact, the protocols left antiviral therapies useless and focused on anti-inflammatory and anti-clotting therapies. These therapies should be done inmmediately, evern at home, in which the treatment of patients responds very well. 事實上,這些方案使抗病毒療法無效,而是專注於抗炎和抗凝血治療。這些治療應該立即進行。即使是在家裡,病人的治療反應也是非常好。 If the Chinese had denounced it, they would have invested in home therapy, not intensive care! So, the way to fight it is with antibiotics, anti-inflammatories and anticoagulants. 如果中國人譴責它,他們就會投資家庭治療,而不是重症監護!所以,對付它的方法是使用抗生素,消炎藥和抗凝血劑。 An Italian pathologist reports that the hospital in Bergamo did a total of 50 autopsies and one in Milan, 20, that is, the Italian series is the highest in the world, the Chinese did only 3, which seems to fully confirm the information. 據意大利病理學家報道,貝加莫醫院共做了50例屍檢,米蘭醫院做了1例,20例,也就是說,意大利的序列是世界上最高的,而中國只做了3例,這似乎完全證實了這一信息。 In a nutshell, the disease is determined by a disseminated intravascular coagulation triggered by the virus; therefore, it is not pneumonia, but pulmonary thrombosis, a major diagnostic error. 簡而言之,該病是由病毒引發的彌散性血管內凝血所決定的;因此,它不是肺炎,而是肺血栓形成,是一個重大的診斷性錯誤。 Some world leaders doubled the number of resuscitation places in the ICU, with unnecessary exorbitant costs. 一些世界領導人把重症監護病房的復蘇位置增加了一倍,但卻付出了不必要的高昂成本。 According to the Italian pathologist, treatment in ICUs is useless if thromboembolism is not resolved first. 「If we ventilate a lung where blood does not circulated, it is useless, in fact, 9 patients out of 10 will die because the problem is cardiovascular, not respiratory.」 根據意大利病理學家,在重症監護病房治療是無用的,如果血栓栓塞不能首先解決。「如果我們對一個血液不循環的肺進行通氣,這是沒有用的,事實上,10個病人中有9個會死,因為問題是心血管疾病,而不是呼吸疾病。」 「I it is venous microthrombosis, not pneumonia, that determines mortality.」 「決定死亡率的是靜脈微血栓形成,而不是肺炎。」 According to the literature, inflammation induces thrombosis through a complex but well-known pathophysiological mechanism. 根據文獻顯示,通過一個複雜但眾所周知的病理生理機制,炎症誘發血栓形成。 Unfortunately, what the scientific literature said, especially Chinese, until mid-March was that anti-inflammatory drugs should not be used. 不幸的是,直到三月中旬,科學文獻,尤其是中國的文獻,都說不應該使用消炎藥。 Now, the therapy being used in Italy is with anti-inflammatories and antibiotics, as in influenza, and the number of phspitalized patients has been reduced. 現在,意大利使用的療法是抗炎和抗生素,就像治療流感一樣,住院病人的數量已經減少。 He also discovered that many deaths, even in their 40s, had a history of fever for 10 to 15 days, which were not treated properly. 他還發現,許多死亡的人,即使是40多歲的人,都有10至15天的發燒史,而這些發燒史沒有得到適當的治療。 The inflammation does a great deal of tissue damage and creates ground for thrombus formation. However, the main problem is not the virus, but the immune hyperreaction that destroys the cell where the virus is installed. 炎症會造成大量的組織損傷,並為血栓的形成創造基礎。然而,主要的問題不是病毒本身,而是免疫系統的過度反應,它破壞了植入了病毒的細胞。 In fact, patients with rheumatoid arithritis have never needed to be admitted to the ICU because they are on corticosteroid therapy, which is a great anti-inflammatory. 其實類風濕性關節炎患者根本就不需要進ICU,因為他們正在接受皮質類固醇治療,這是一種很好的抗炎藥物。 With this important discovery, it is possible to return to normal life and open closed deals due to the quarantine, though not immediately, but with time. 有了這個重要的發現,由於隔離,人們有可能恢復正常生活,打開已完成的交易,雖然不是馬上,但需要時間。 Kindly share to that the health authorities of each country can make their respective analysis of this information, prevent further deaths and redirect investments appropriately; the vaccine may come later. 請告知各國衛生當局可分別對這一信息進行分析,防止進一步死亡,並適當調整投資方向。疫苗可能會在稍後問世。 I Completely agree it is inflammation and DIC Which is why I treat with Tylenol-anti inflammatory Hydroxychloraquine-anti inflammatory Zithromax- antibiotic Medrol dosepak- steroid they tried to discourage use of ibuprofen or asprin initially - better anti inflammatory than Tylenol... 我完全同意是炎症和DIC,這就是為什麼我用泰諾-抗炎羥基氯喹-抗炎希舒美-抗生素甲drol dosepak-類固醇,治療的原因,他們最初試圖阻止使用布洛芬或阿司匹林-比泰諾更好的抗炎… FORWARDED as received 收到後轉發  
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