Spez: it's the nature of what a ventilator does. they all do it. a machine using its machineness to pressurize air into inflamed tissue isn't the right answer for this.

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Medical misadventure, that's how half of the people are going out from this dumbass otherwise barely-even-a-flu thing.

The virus inflames their lung tissue (and also causes some anemic hypoxia)..

What they need (regarding respiration) is a heme infusion and higher blood pH, but instead the hospitals fvck up their lung tissue with the ventilator treatment.

Cynically, if someone goes out from "Covid", the hospitals get more of that sweet government emergency money, and the lefty leaders get more power and more economic shutdown, so there's a 'cui bono?' / evil element available. But, who knows, maybe they're just morons.

This stuff is everywhere, here's a couple -

https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200415/ventilators-helping-or-harming-covid-19-patients

https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200407/doctors-puzzle-over-covid19-lung-problems

Medical misadventure, that's how half of the people are going out from this dumbass otherwise barely-even-a-flu thing.

The virus inflames their lung tissue (and also causes some anemic hypoxia)..

What they need (regarding respiration) is a heme infusion and higher blood pH, but instead the hospitals fvck up their lung tissue with the ventilator treatment.

Cynically, if someone goes out from "Covid", the hospitals get more of that sweet government emergency money, and the lefty leaders get more power and more economic shutdown, so there's a 'cui bono?' / evil element available. But, who knows, maybe they're just morons.

This stuff is everywhere, here's a couple -

https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200415/ventilators-helping-or-harming-covid-19-patients

https://www.webmd.com/lung/news/20200407/doctors-puzzle-over-covid19-lung-problems