Showing posts with label deadly flu virus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deadly flu virus. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 16, 2018

2018 Flu Epidemic

In 2017 and 2018, a new strain of flu was spread worldwide. This flu is very hazardous; and, could be fatal.
Firstly, there is no certain cure. Present cures are only effective in curing 10% of the population receiving it.
Here is basic data regarding the : "Flu":
Basic Data:
* This is not easily washed off of hands. Oily residue soaks through toilet paper and deposits on hands.
* Exercising increases potential of heart failure unless they are mild exercises.
* When blood pressure goes up, heart rate goes down.
* This disease is not contagious through the air. It is ONLY contagious by contact with the oily residue deposited onto objects. The ONLY sterilization I recommend is washing hands only a single time per day with Povidone solution. It will kill any microorganisms throughout the day. It is iodine based surgical scrub.
* The length of lifespan of the illness is 3-4 months and more.
* Death caused by excessive heart fatigue; and, not heart attack.
* 3 phases of the disease:
  * Shortness of breath. Eventually, lung infection and cold symptoms
  * kidney infection
  * Bloating/ gas

Here is what Never to do:
* If you catch it, NEVER take bed rest. Exercise mildly.
* Never exercise very hard. Perform very mild exercizes.

Treatment:
There is no general treatment. The treatments must be very customized; and precise.
* Garlic Powder: take 1-2 times a day in 0.5 teaspoon doses.Be carefull not to burn your throat.
* Green Tea: 1-2 glasses daily.
* Korean Ginseng tea: 1 glass daily
* Chai Tea: 1 glass every 3 days or less.
* Peppermint Tea: when Kidneys ache
* Magnesium Laxative: After symptoms are advanced. Magnesium is depleted from the body.
* 1 Nutrient drink daily for vitamins.
* Mild Cardio exercises and pushups if you can.

Symptoms:
Symptoms are in 3 main phases:
  * Phase 1: difficulty in breathing: This leads into eventual short term upper respiratoric infection
     with brown mucous
  * Phase 2: This involves mild to moderate kidney pains and infection that is short term
  * Phase 3: This is the Most severe phase where there is presence of bloating, weight gain; and gas.
* For the first month, symptoms are very mild; and range from shortness of breath to bloating with a foul odiferous gas expellation.
There is also shortness of breath
* For the second phase of symptoms, there is upper respiratoric [lung] infection that only lasts a2 weeks to a few days,; and, kidney infection that is recurring. It lasts up to 1 week.
* Painfull abdomen: A teaspoon of garlic stops it within 5 seconds
* Fever: This is not continual. It is off and on
* High to Low Heart Rates from 65 beats to 100 beats plus.
* Pain in legs: I take 2 potassium tablets. Do nothing unless pain is extreme; then take only 1 tablet.
* Pounding Heart
* weakness/ fatigue
* Extreme shortness of breath
* Shaky hands from high blood pressure
* Cold feeling/ Chills
* Foul odiferous urination/ Defacation
* Leg cramps
* Chest pains from heart fatigue; and, not heart attack
* Dryness of mouth with metallic taste
* Excessive narcosis [sleepiness]
* Kidney pains that start and stop at ontervals
* Slight dizziness sometimes.
* No hyperventilation when deep breathing
* Muscle pains; especially in legs/ wrists
* Loss of flexibility especially in wrists and legs; Muscle tension is excessive. Stretching is very difficult; but, very important.
* Oversleeping: only sleep 5-8 hours daily
* Unconsciousness: multiple times of short unconsciousness lasting a few seconds. Exercise when that occurs
* Breathing stoppages during sleep. This is for short periods of time.
* Instantaneous shortness of breath if sitting for long times [up to 2 hours]
* Weight gain up to 20 pounds
* Heat fatigue causes narcosis and unconsciousness
* Blood pressures change every 3-5 seconds by up to 20 units. The pressure may be 161/100; then change to 194/ 123 within seconds. It is a continual change. It NEVER stabilizes; or remains steady.
This is an average "Good Day":
  * Time:   Pressure/ heart rate
     13:35   165/103/101
     13:44    143/101/88
     13:50    133/95/85
     14:00    139/95/81
     14:16    148/93/85
     14:27    133/88/84
     14:47    134/85/84
  It is very rare for the systolic  pressure to be under 141, the diastolic pressure to be under 100; and
  the heart rate to be under 85
  When checking pressures, I usually measure pressures every 3-4 minutes.
 * When excersizing, This is what to expect for mild exercises:
   Time:    Pressure/ Heart Rate
   14:08    157/107/74   [Dangerously low hear rate]
   14:15    203/125/94   After mild exercises [Aerobics, 10 pushups]
   14:18    159/116/84

Here are the workout Programs:
Remember, exercising to much; or too little is extremely dangerous.Do NOT Get out of breath much.
Cardio:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0eARDNcRT_s