"However," he continued, "the alternative explanation, which most public health individuals go by, is that this virus was actually circulating in China, likely in Wuhan, for a month or more before they were clinically recognized at the end of December of 2019."
So, if it was circulating in Whuan in early as Nov 2019, where did it come from to get into the general population? Got any smart answers for that, Tony?
Also, that means it had circulated word wide by then as was even in the US by Nov or early Dec 2019. I know a lot of people who had rally bad colds/flu in mid-late Dec in New England.
There was a cancer study in Italy conducted in November of 2019 that took lung tissue samples. When analyzed mid 2020, they found covid in a high percentage of them.
I'm not 100% sure about this, but I've heard a few times that Taiwan was aware of it spreading through china in late 2019. The World Health Organisation ignored them.
I was sick for almost two weeks in Dec; very unusual for me. Normally with the flu, it's one bout of fever and I recover. In this case it was two (there was a bounce back of whatever it was). Later I would read that for men this happens with Covid because the virus hides in the balls where the immune system is weak (no joke). Need to get an antibody test but I'm ~30% sure that I had it as early as Dec 14th 2019.
For me I usually feel a bit off one day, then then next realize it is a cold/flu and take some OTC meds. Then, for the next 24-36 ish hours feel actually sick and back to normal in a day or so.
In Nov/Dec 19 I had attended several large events. Said cold/flu started out normally, but never really felt 100% normal for a few extra days after the worse wore off. Several other people I know who attended had simialr sickness, yet I am a conspiracy theorist to even suggest it was Bat Flu.
So, if it was circulating in Whuan in early as Nov 2019, where did it come from to get into the general population? Got any smart answers for that, Tony?
Also, that means it had circulated word wide by then as was even in the US by Nov or early Dec 2019. I know a lot of people who had rally bad colds/flu in mid-late Dec in New England.
There was a cancer study in Italy conducted in November of 2019 that took lung tissue samples. When analyzed mid 2020, they found covid in a high percentage of them.
I'm not 100% sure about this, but I've heard a few times that Taiwan was aware of it spreading through china in late 2019. The World Health Organisation ignored them.
I was sick for almost two weeks in Dec; very unusual for me. Normally with the flu, it's one bout of fever and I recover. In this case it was two (there was a bounce back of whatever it was). Later I would read that for men this happens with Covid because the virus hides in the balls where the immune system is weak (no joke). Need to get an antibody test but I'm ~30% sure that I had it as early as Dec 14th 2019.
For me I usually feel a bit off one day, then then next realize it is a cold/flu and take some OTC meds. Then, for the next 24-36 ish hours feel actually sick and back to normal in a day or so.
In Nov/Dec 19 I had attended several large events. Said cold/flu started out normally, but never really felt 100% normal for a few extra days after the worse wore off. Several other people I know who attended had simialr sickness, yet I am a conspiracy theorist to even suggest it was Bat Flu.