by Cathal Spelman | May 13, 2020 | Covid-19, Vaccines
Here is an interesting history of our best friend: Vaccination. In 1786 a man called Edward Jenner took cowpox pus and injected into a boy called James Phipps. Then he injected it into his own son. Neither boy got smallpox. But both were dead by age 21, of...
by Cathal Spelman | May 3, 2020 | Covid-19, Vaccines
When Covid-19 first became an issue in March, we were told that we should have a lockdown in order to “flatten the curve” and avoid overwhelming the health system. Now we are being told by some that gatherings like we knew them up to Covid-19 “may not resume until...
by Cathal Spelman | Apr 28, 2020 | Uncategorized
Coronavirus A recent study in Santa Clara County in California undermines the deadly plague theory. A random sample of 3300 people were tested. Of those 2.5-4.2% were found to have antibodies for Covid-19. When this rate was applied to the total population, it was...
by Cathal Spelman | Apr 24, 2020 | Uncategorized
I was planning for this blog to bring you even more evidence that Covid-19 has a mortality rate similar to annual flu, rather than the dramatically high death rate that we are being presented with. However, that will have to wait until tomorrow. The reason for the...
by Cathal Spelman | Apr 20, 2020 | Uncategorized
Its good to know that the food we eat can have a positive effect on our immunity to viruses. Also, the right foods helps us to stay in the healthier segment of the population who see little or no symptoms even after contracting Covid-19. Unfortunately, the sales of...
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