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On hospital and nursing home death protocols.

A reader at Hana’s Substack suggested that health care workers would not have and do not commit intentional acts to harm patients, because they would have been and are concerned about losing their medical licenses. My reply, expanded: The HCWs licenses were and are on the line only to the extent they refused/refuse the orders to follow the death protocols, because the death protocols were and are covered by the PREP Act declarations, and the only liability vulnerability a HCW faces, during active PREP Act

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Lynn Ertell
Lynn Ertell
7 days ago

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Said differently, Virus theoretically occurs only where there is preliminary virulence. Once the food absorption chamber in the intestine is virulent or toxigenic, this toxicity can spill over to other organs in a process called “vicarious elimination” where the Lung, Kidney, and Heart are asked to filter out excess toxicity the Liver cannot solely handle. Thus, if correct, Respiratory, Heart, and Kidney failure are not from inherently toxic or parasitical viruses. Nor is disease attributed to some bugaboo airborne COVID-19 virus but are secondary infections from the root cause of organ failure of the intestinal walls to exclude potentially toxic metabolites and other substances. If right, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) should not be solely classified and treated as a respiratory disease. To filter the toxins out of bloodstream kidney dialysis and activated charcoal should be considered for example. 
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