Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share Blood Plasma in Patients Who Recovered from Covid-19 May Be the Cure
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
Blood Plasma in Patients Who Recovered from Covid-19 May Be the Cure
Blood Plasma in Patients | Podcast 136
The Senate has finally passed the $2 trillion Coronavirus relief bill that’s going to go out to many Americans, and there are all kinds of information, and we could give you about this bill. But quite honestly, I feel like we’ve talked about this so much. While blood plasma in patients who recovered from Covid-19, also known as Coronavirus, may actually be the cure we’re looking for. So in podcast 136 we’re going to take a medical turn. And we’re going to try to give you good information on how we may have a breakthrough in finding an ally to help fight Coronavirus.
Podcast 136 Introduction
And thank you, Dr. Harrison, for that warm introduction. I am David Marks, the pontificator of common sense and your coffee connoisseur. I’m actually sitting here right now, enjoying a nice hot cup of coffee that I ground myself. If you have never tried to ground your own coffee. Let me advise you to do so because it is delicious. Nothing like fresh coffee beans that have been ground. So if you’ve never done that. Let me recommend that you do so.
Back to today’s podcast. The Senate has passed the $2 trillion bill, call it the relief bill, whatever you like to say. And there’s gonna be all kind of jargon that’s gonna be packed inside this bill, I know Bernie Sanders threatened to stand up and keep the bill from taking place if he didn’t get some things he wanted. It looks like now the vote did go through at 100 to 0. So the bill has been passed, even outside of all the socialistic garbage that Nancy Pelosi was trying to throw in there. so what about Blood Plasma in Patients?
Blood Plasma in Patients Recovered from Covid-19
There are some things that I disagree with inside the bill. For example, there’s $25 million, I believe, that is going to be given to the D. C. Kennedy Center of Fine Arts. There’s also money that’s tied to going to things like PBS and NPR. National Public Radio that we’re already paying for. But that is a topic for another day. Because today I want to give you good medical information. I know a lot of people have heard of different remedies, different cures, different medicines that they’re trying to find to fight Coronavirus.
And I want you to understand this first. While I am a pontificator of common sense and a coffee connoisseur. I’m not a doctor. So just keep this in mind that when I try to give you this information. you’re getting a nonmedical point of view. But I just felt like it would be good for you to know that the information I would like to present. But if any of you have ever been snakebitten, you know that they will give you an anti-venom after you have been bitten by the toxic or poisonous snake. This is done, of course, to try to save your life. If you’re bitten by a rattlesnake or by a copperhead in our area, it could be very, very dangerous and deadly.
Anti-venom Made From Antibodies
View all episodes
By David Lamar MarksBlood Plasma in Patients | Podcast 136
The Senate has finally passed the $2 trillion Coronavirus relief bill that’s going to go out to many Americans, and there are all kinds of information, and we could give you about this bill. But quite honestly, I feel like we’ve talked about this so much. While blood plasma in patients who recovered from Covid-19, also known as Coronavirus, may actually be the cure we’re looking for. So in podcast 136 we’re going to take a medical turn. And we’re going to try to give you good information on how we may have a breakthrough in finding an ally to help fight Coronavirus.
Podcast 136 Introduction
And thank you, Dr. Harrison, for that warm introduction. I am David Marks, the pontificator of common sense and your coffee connoisseur. I’m actually sitting here right now, enjoying a nice hot cup of coffee that I ground myself. If you have never tried to ground your own coffee. Let me advise you to do so because it is delicious. Nothing like fresh coffee beans that have been ground. So if you’ve never done that. Let me recommend that you do so.
Back to today’s podcast. The Senate has passed the $2 trillion bill, call it the relief bill, whatever you like to say. And there’s gonna be all kind of jargon that’s gonna be packed inside this bill, I know Bernie Sanders threatened to stand up and keep the bill from taking place if he didn’t get some things he wanted. It looks like now the vote did go through at 100 to 0. So the bill has been passed, even outside of all the socialistic garbage that Nancy Pelosi was trying to throw in there. so what about Blood Plasma in Patients?
Blood Plasma in Patients Recovered from Covid-19
There are some things that I disagree with inside the bill. For example, there’s $25 million, I believe, that is going to be given to the D. C. Kennedy Center of Fine Arts. There’s also money that’s tied to going to things like PBS and NPR. National Public Radio that we’re already paying for. But that is a topic for another day. Because today I want to give you good medical information. I know a lot of people have heard of different remedies, different cures, different medicines that they’re trying to find to fight Coronavirus.
And I want you to understand this first. While I am a pontificator of common sense and a coffee connoisseur. I’m not a doctor. So just keep this in mind that when I try to give you this information. you’re getting a nonmedical point of view. But I just felt like it would be good for you to know that the information I would like to present. But if any of you have ever been snakebitten, you know that they will give you an anti-venom after you have been bitten by the toxic or poisonous snake. This is done, of course, to try to save your life. If you’re bitten by a rattlesnake or by a copperhead in our area, it could be very, very dangerous and deadly.
Anti-venom Made From Antibodies