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An abstract led by the team at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center was published in the United European Gastroenterology Journal, October 2019, titled “Internally Applied Ultraviolet Light as a Novel Approach for Effective and Safe Anti-Microbial Treatment.” Here, the authors show that UVA light exhibits significant in vitro bactericidal effects in an array of clinically important bacteria.

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It's also been proven in the lab that at the right wattage and duration UVA light is still effective at killing a variety of viruses and bacteria - including the Coronavirus

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“Our team has shown that administering a specific spectrum of UV-A light can eradicate viruses in infected human cells (including coronavirus) and bacteria in the area while preserving healthy cells,”

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Kryptos said:

I take issue with claiming that this is groundbreaking. UV light kills shit, yes. Sticking a UV light up your ass might literally sterilize your shit. Sure, that makes sense. Ish. Claiming this is a miracle cure is idiotic at best.

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Kryptos said:

Goalposts haven't moved.

UV light can be used to disinfect things. Bleach can be used to disinfect things.

I don't suggest putting either of those things inside your body.

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Kryptos said:

If you want to be pedantic, sure, maybe it's worth "looking into".

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That's not being pedantic, that's what the last 10 posts were about. 

Kryptos said:

Personally, I'd be more focused on the type of things that we are good at, like figuring out a way to bind drugs to the "spike" protein that makes Covid so dangerous. I personally know of several research groups that have promising results with both SARS and MERS coronaviruses using this method. Matter of fact, my parents are the PIs in one of those groups. I've done protein NMR for them.

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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said:

Kryptos said:

If you want to be pedantic, sure, maybe it's worth "looking into".

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That's not being pedantic, that's what the last 10 posts were about. 

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Kryptos said:

Using the same logic:

The brisance effect of common explosives is extremely damaging to all sorts of viral and bacterial life. Additionally, the energy is commonly released in a high pressure and and high temperature wave, and as we all know, high temperatures and pressures are extremely effective at sterilizing objects they interact with.

"I see that explosion, where it knocks it out in a minute...less, milliseconds... is there a way that we can do something like that by injection inside?"

I expect you to defend this statement with the same rigor. We should look into the validity of hand grenade-to-ass interactions when it comes to coronavirus.

If you would like me to source any of the above claims, I can do that. But we're just looking into it, so I don't think any sort of evidence of effectiveness is necessary. I can whip up an abstract and an LLC, maybe.

EDIT: Additionally, I know of a few types of drug therapy that could de described as "miniature explosions", so that idea about shoving a hand grenade up your ass? Not so crazy after all, huh? Makes more sense than a lightbulb on a tube that is used to shine down the miles of blood vessels, the square meters of internal lung surfaces, and the other trillions of cells in the human body.

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If you know of any medical doctors that are researching using hand grenades as a possible cure for coronavirus, I'd love to see a link to that research!  Because then you'd be exactly right, it would be 'the same logic'.

I've already shown you that doctors at Cedars-Sinai are currently looking into UV as a possible cure for coronavirus. 

Enlil said:

That's not really the crux of the issue people have with it.  A press conference is not the place to be throwing out stupid ideas.  Trump could have meetings with these people and discuss all of his options in those meetings.  A leader doesn't speak in public without considering his words carefully.  This is why Trump is a terrible leader.

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Life is always in a constant state of change. Everything that has a beginning and has an end. Life, relations, things will all wear out and crumble one day. A glass is created and will eventually break.

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Enlil said:

A ton of people is like 20 people, tops, and that's if they're very small women.

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Kryptos said:

I gave you a link of "explosive" drug delivery methods by actual doctors doing actual research. Close enough.

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Kryptos said:

I expect less than zero success, at least on the medical side.

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Falcon91Wolvrn03 said:

Kryptos said:

I gave you a link of "explosive" drug delivery methods by actual doctors doing actual research. Close enough.

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You'll have to explain the closeness of the "'explosive' drug delivery methods by actual doctors doing actual research" that you claim was in the article and hand grenades.  I missed it in your article.

Kryptos said:

I expect less than zero success, at least on the medical side.

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Because that could make Trump look good?

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