/sci/ - Science & Math

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>>12719248
>Something like 70% of asymptomatic cases are getting lung scarring.
It's funny. Western doctors know nothing about physiology for the most part. I remember in the beginning of the pandemic all the poids were like "sheeeeit, this happy hypoxia shouldn't exist, it's literally impossible!"

happy hypox = when your O2 dips to the 80s and lower, but you are still fully conscious.

What they don't understand is that nitric oxide combats the feeling of hypoxia, allowing O2 to dip really low with people still being fully conscious.

This is also why you see sporadic cases of asymptomatic COVIDs dropping dead in the middle of the day. Like that woman who dropped dead while putting her child in a carseat or whatever. They walk around with high nitric oxide, their O2 going down to the 70s and 60s without them noticing. If they exert too much, it drops fatally low, into the 30s/20s, and then they just die out of nowhere.

I would bet that a HUGE percentage of "asymptomatic" people are walking around inches from death. If they're not checking on an oximeter, they have no idea.

Best part is all signs point to your government helping us do it in the early stages.
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>>12719246
I hope we don't bleach ourselves into whiteness like we did to the Finns

>>12719228
>>12719241
wigger