Comments on: 3 Minute Egg ( Virus Too! )

By: sunsync Nutrition

sunsync Nutrition — Mon, 04 May 2020 22:29:35 +0000

According to Adano Ley (Swami Nitty-Gritty) …

“Nature put you together as an egg and a little fish.”

By: sunsync Nutrition

sunsync Nutrition — Mon, 04 May 2020 22:24:01 +0000

My ex-wife mentioned me in her blog …

“Why do I bring this up? Because as time goes by I’m even more pissed off with the person who condescendingly announced that Covid-19 would be ‘just like the flu’ when this first hit our state. This person is not even a Trump supporter … but, I must say the two are oddly similar in temperament. I spend a lot of time at home being gaslighted. At least I’m not married to this person.”

By: sunsync Nutrition

sunsync Nutrition — Mon, 04 May 2020 22:19:50 +0000

Someone drawn to fish has a father trauma.

Someone drawn to eggs has a mother trauma.

By: sunsync Nutrition

sunsync Nutrition — Mon, 04 May 2020 22:15:21 +0000

Re: Given Time conscious eating and cycles with rhythms in the organs, do viruses have cyclical yearly cycles within the body that coincide with organ down times? In other words is the cycle purely environmental outside the self as the main cause or can there be a tendency for the season to have cycles or micro-cycles much like nature does where spring, certain plants thrive in short micro seasons with pollen, to summer with its micro seasons of plants to fruition and fall which seems to have more mold to winter things lying dormant? Essentially viruses within and viruses without and the relationship to timing and susceptibility?

Seasonal, monthly, annual, and daily rhythms are most definitely involved.

We seem to be more vulnerable to viral infection in the early evening.

Weirdly (at least, according to recent studies reported in peer-reviewed science journals), it doesn’t involve the immune system.

A corpse is just as likely to be infected in the early evening as is a living man or woman.

By: sunsync Nutrition

sunsync Nutrition — Mon, 04 May 2020 22:14:22 +0000

The 1918 Kansas City Flu was started by a common farm animal.

There were no exotic animals involved.

Maybe Abbie Hoffman called the U.S. Pig Empire for a reason.

Why did we name it the Spanish Flu?

We could ask William Randolph Hearst if he were still alive.