COVID Ventilation Roundtable
Dr. Cameron Kyle-Sidell specifically mentions exploring the possibility of using Diamox (a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor mentioned before by Ray) at about the 8min mark, because of the presentation of some of these patients resembling that they are experiencing symptoms similar to being at high altitude.
What is causing a significant percentage of the people in the hospital to come in with significantly low PaO2 (partial pressure of oxygen in the blood) levels?
I speculate a non-viral, environmental possibility in the form of the brand new cellular communication devices being installed which specifically transmit in the oxygen absorption band:
https://scientists4wiredtech.com/wireless-at-60-ghz-has-unique-oxygen-absorption-properties/
Electromagnetic wave biological effects have been explored for medical purposes for many decades. According to this research article "Millimeter-wave technology for medical applications", Millimeter-wave technology for medical applications - IEEE Conference Publication, our cells communicate at frequency centers of 42.2, 53.6 and 61.2 Ghz. "If an external low power (mW/cm2) mmWave source with right frequency is brought to right exposure site, it can stimulates and establish communicate with body cells and cell membranes. Harmonic and balanced resonance contact with the frequencies of the body can thus correct the unbalances in the organism. This non-thermal low-intensity electromagnetic energy treatment is millimeter-wave therapy (MWT), a new revolutionary method in health care."
Or is all of the added EMF power, which is now being transmitted in the oxygen absorption band, somehow affecting oxygen levels in the blood by affecting the hemoglobin/oxygen dissociation curve because of changed electrical properties of the oxygen?
There is no smoking gun which I've found for this speculation, so what are your thoughts?
Dr. Cameron Kyle-Sidell specifically mentions exploring the possibility of using Diamox (a carbonic anhydrase inhibitor mentioned before by Ray) at about the 8min mark, because of the presentation of some of these patients resembling that they are experiencing symptoms similar to being at high altitude.
What is causing a significant percentage of the people in the hospital to come in with significantly low PaO2 (partial pressure of oxygen in the blood) levels?
I speculate a non-viral, environmental possibility in the form of the brand new cellular communication devices being installed which specifically transmit in the oxygen absorption band:
https://scientists4wiredtech.com/wireless-at-60-ghz-has-unique-oxygen-absorption-properties/
Electromagnetic wave biological effects have been explored for medical purposes for many decades. According to this research article "Millimeter-wave technology for medical applications", Millimeter-wave technology for medical applications - IEEE Conference Publication, our cells communicate at frequency centers of 42.2, 53.6 and 61.2 Ghz. "If an external low power (mW/cm2) mmWave source with right frequency is brought to right exposure site, it can stimulates and establish communicate with body cells and cell membranes. Harmonic and balanced resonance contact with the frequencies of the body can thus correct the unbalances in the organism. This non-thermal low-intensity electromagnetic energy treatment is millimeter-wave therapy (MWT), a new revolutionary method in health care."
Or is all of the added EMF power, which is now being transmitted in the oxygen absorption band, somehow affecting oxygen levels in the blood by affecting the hemoglobin/oxygen dissociation curve because of changed electrical properties of the oxygen?
There is no smoking gun which I've found for this speculation, so what are your thoughts?
