Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁

Clinician, researcher, lecturer, professor ... pseudonym. Views are not mine.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

What an idiotic and untrue post. And i am someone who just switched out of a tesla. The issue is the new mmwave cabin radar that beams at your head constantly. Not convinced that's a good idea and certainly has not been well studied in humans. But the car and driving experience are like no other and i miss it . But not going back until there is more data.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@Manifest_Lord Is there a reason you dont reference any study?

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@sjs856 You need to specify which disease youre talking about because many vaccine preventable diseases are not deadly in a first world country. The risks are not well studied.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@grok @With_Cornelius @the_no_mind What about using IR saunas or incandescent lighting has there been research on near vs far IR?

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@BaboskiB @ruthefordml You're still green, experience will humble you.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@AndrewZywiecMD @ruthefordml This is exactly the attitude all of us should have. If you are confident enough in your knowledge then you welcome questions/arguments.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@ruthefordml Medicine is a soft science. It involves an enormous amount of educated guesswork. If you are uncomfortable with people questioning your educated guess, perhaps you aren't comfortable enough in your understanding of medicine.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@drterrysimpson He said T2D mate.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@iam_elias1 @contrarian4data Not uncommon in medicine. Many studies are misrepresented and actual therapies taken that either were not shown to work but misrepresented, or were actually dangerous.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@mscarnivore You haven't treated a lot of Endo, clearly.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@AlexBerenson Most cancers take many years to develop. Your comments are premature.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@LamarMK I did due to the in-cabin radar... Not thoroughly tested. Its always on, mmWaves close to your head. You cant even turn it off when you are parked.

I miss my Tesla though. Wish they would give the user more options for this kind of thing.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Read this book and give it to all your friends.

Survival of civilization depends on it!

[Martin Zizi @MartinZ_uncut]

Hantavirus - cruise ship - and false narratives galore!

My scientific and medical opinion as a scientist who did research on Hantavirus is that an inquiry into Dr Bix is warranted
Please share massively - accurate info -

1. First and foremost we studied Hantavirus in my lab for many many years and published about it.. so what follows is ACCURATE by someone who did THIS!

It is a zoonosis, monitored by many Defense depth, and I was one of those army scientific officers (I was CSO of BE DoD actually, not the copy machine guy!)

Type my name and Hantavirus... and you'll see, non classified peer-review research.

2. This woman (Dr Birx) is ‘guilty as charged’ because she was one of the architects of the SARS2 debacle where she forced with her friend (prof Neil Fergusson, Imperial College, London) the policy of ZERO-Covid aka as a suppression policy

ZERO covid for a zoonosis? It was NOT possible, not even a policy.. only a ploy to bring about a technology that was NOT ready to the market (RNA vaccines).

One can NEVER eradicate (= zero covid) a zoonosis when 600 + mammalian species (cattle, all our pets, zoo animals, deers,... even minks...) share a virus with us and may play 'ping-pong' - that is getting it from us, and giving it back to us!

3. Now she is at it again with the same old LIES and misconceptions

Hantaviruses, human-to-human contamination is very rare!

1 - For the EU strains, one gets infected crawling in the woods, and literally inhaling rodent poop/urine (a bit like snorting coke LOL)
-The operational army personnel is at risk because that is part of their training and job!
- It has essentially no lethality... but one can get sick, and can get complications IF NOT TREATED, like a bacterial colonization of our lungs

2 - For the US Strains (sin Nombre, Andes), there is a slight increase in human-human transfer.
- but it remains RARE,
- and requires continuous contact with SYMPTOMATIC people for a while like in a family, or like in a CONFINED room with the HVAC of that cruise ship for exemple (where they kept people in THEIR CABINS for a while - which was the ultimate STUPIDITY!)
- just passing by someone who coughs or giving a hug - like in the case of a flu, will NOT do it.
- mortality nearly only when NON treated.. that is an important point- very important.

Why NO PCR to find out?
The PCR testing can NEVER b used for a fishing trip. Its is because - and it is known for age- , it has a very low PRE-test predictive value.

After SYMPTOMS however, in order to ascertain and/or to differentiate between different pathogens, it is perfectly legit

So systematic PCR will just create FAKE cases, like the 80% false positives obtained for SARS2 during COVID

Contagion?
Hantaviruses have a long incubation period ( a few weeks) but CAN only be contagious with symptoms.... This appear fun general after 15-18 days on average, and are FLU-like.

So before any SYMPTOM -> NO contagion

Vaccines?
NO matter what they tell you, Hantaviruses are ZOONOSIS - so offering a mass protection (useless as I just explained) via a vaccine is
- USELESS
- INEFFECTIVE...
This is true for ANY zoonosis. Because to really mitigate such transmission, vaccinating humans ONLY would be useless!

So vaccines NON needed, and besides especially NOT those RNA-based ones

Treatments exist!
- First of all, we have -when confronted with symptoms- treat those.. like for any flu-like syndrome
- if and when bacterial surinfection arises, antibiotics are in order
- HANTA-specific molecules do also exist
- Ribavirin is an enzyme blocker of the enzyme of the hantavirus...
But there is BETTER!

ANY medication/drug which interferes with the acidification of late endosomes will PREVENT hanta to reach the biochemical interior of the cell ...
and here we find HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE (HCQ) - yep! and it has been published
See here:

Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Biology
https://t.co/tz0viXlMDN
Chloroquine, an Anti-Malaria Drug as Effective Prevention for Hantavirus Infections

The author list is Ironic - this come in tempore non suspecto from a lab of one Birx Friends - also responsible for the SARS2 debacle in EU and in Belgium :)

And i want you all to understand the next sentence.
This bug is a NON PROBLEM (see image below), it is pure media manipulation

In Belgium - for example - we have each year between 150 and 350 cases of Hantavirus patients. We do not loose them, and NO one has ever heard about it.. because it is a NON problem!
In the US, with the ANDES strain... one has more chances to die from a lightning strike than for an Hantavirus infection.. in the US roughly 30 cases a year and 10 deaths, lightning strikes 20 deaths per year and several hundred 'cases" per year too.

(And no.. GoF research of this germ is not an easy act... it is NOT a new Hanta, the serology, not the PCR, will prove it...)

So i hereby request that an inquiry into Dr Birx statements be made, her full list of conflicts be researched, and that HHS refers her to DOJ for the spread of FALSE information, with ill intent .. as outlined in this post.

Prof dr Martin ZIZI, MD-PhD
former CSO BE DoD
former UN bioweapon inspector

@RFKJr_Official
@SecKennedy
@NIHDirector_Jay

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@BGatesIsaPyscho This is a very different virus.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@MaryBowdenMD The thing about these kinds of stats is they are historical. When the virus mutates, history can be very misleading.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@TerryMoran So let me get this straight, they weren't allowed to inspect the undeclared sites but somehow they know what was in there?🤔

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@IttlBuff @0hour1 So Nick Fuentes calls himself a Catholic, therefore Catholicism condemns interracial marriage? I see.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

Excellent car, some service centers are horrible and some excellent. The new cabin radar is a deal breaker for me since I’m not convinced there is enough research on mmWave frequencies constantly bombarding your head whether the car is on or off. I think it’s a mistake until we have good human studies on this level of exposure (which we don’t). Otherwise, this is the only car I would get (and have two of them). I’m selling one of my Teslas right now because of the mmW but the wife won’t let me sell hers 😂. It’s a great car overall.

[Bryan Adams, PhD 🍁 @phdadams]

@liorsela It's because not everyone wants to purchase a cell phone and then pay an extra $100 a month on top of their normal cellular bills to use a feature.