I have a hypothetical method for detecting SARS in vivo, which could rapidly be tested in cooperation with medical doctors, including the leading applied kinesiologist in the USA, Dr. Y. Omura.
It is possible tests are underway; I do not know as I am out of the loop. I presented a lecture on this topic at the BTR 2002 Conference last year, but the essay did not survive vetting. I will send the article as a Microsoft Word attachment to individuals who request it, preferably persons with some clinical medical credentials (which I myself lack.) The ideas can and should be tested ASAP, and if the people at the BTR have filed the essay in the "crackpot" file, it would be a loss, methinks. The SARS spread certainly offers an opportunity to test the concept, which specifically detailed an airport quarantine scenario. NB that airports in Japan are now testing thermographic video cams to try to detect persons with fevers on the basis that these might be active SARS cases. That the disease reportedly has an incubation period of several weeks, and may be communicable or contagious during that time, makes clear the poverty of this "high tech" approach. Possibly the no-tech O-Ring Test for molecular resonance could detect SARS cases at a very early stage. Again, work may be underway; I have no idea. Accordingly, I can just pass on the concept, which I call "frontline human sensors" in the context of bioterrorism threat reduction. In the SARS case, I would just call it a potentially priceless epidemiological tool. The essay is available to those who send me a direct e-mail request. JBB [email protected] wrote: > > "There is no way for the ambulance driver to know for sure, > without an X - ray and all that, that it is indeed SARS," > said Donna Maiava, director of DOH's emergency branch... > There are five suspected SARS cases in Hawaii - > three on Maui and two on Oahu. None of the cases have > been fatal and none of the patients have shown severe > symptoms, DOH has reported. > West Hawaii Today > http://makeashorterlink.com/?Q11C31854 > jr > > -- > The silver-list is a moderated forum for discussion of colloidal silver. > > Instructions for unsubscribing may be found at: http://silverlist.org > > To post, address your message to: [email protected] > > Silver-list archive: http://escribe.com/health/thesilverlist/index.html > > List maintainer: Mike Devour <[email protected]>
