COVID-19 ; Brief summary of corona virus

INTRODUCTION

Corona viruses are a group of related RNA viruses that cause diseases in mammals and birds. In humans, these viruses cause respiratory infections that can range from mild to fatal. Mild illnesses include some cases of colds (which are also caused by other viruses, often nasal viruses), while more deadly species can cause SARS, MERS, and COVID-19. Symptoms differ in other types: in chickens, they cause upper respiratory diseases, while in cows and pigs they cause diarrhea. There are as yet no vaccines or antiviral drugs to prevent or treat corona virus infection.

Coronary viruses vary greatly in risk factor. Some people can kill more than 30% of people infected, such as the SK virus that causes respiratory syndrome in the Middle East, and some are relatively harmless, such as the common cold. Corona viruses can cause a common cold with major symptoms, such as fever and sore throat from bloated nasal polyps. Corona viruses can cause pneumonia (either direct viral pneumonia or secondary bacterial pneumonia) and bronchitis (either direct viral bronchitis or secondary bacterial bronchitis).

The human corona virus discovered in 2003, SARS-CoV, which causes severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS), has unique pathology because it causes upper and lower respiratory infections.

Six types of human corona viruses are known, with one type splitting into two different strains, which makes seven strains of human corona virus completely.

Four human corona viruses produce symptoms that are generally mild:

1. Human corona virus OC43 (HCoV-OC43), β-CoV
2. Human corona virus HKU1 (HCoV-HKU1), β-CoV
3. Human corona virus 229E (HCoV-229E), α-CoV
4. Human corona virus NL63 (HCoV-NL63), α-CoV

Three human corona viruses produce symptoms that are potentially severe:

1. Middle East respiratory syndrome-related corona virus (MERS-CoV), β-CoV
2. Severe acute respiratory syndrome corona virus (SARS-CoV), β-CoV
3. Severe acute respiratory syndrome corona virus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), β-Co

COVID-19 CURRENT SCENARIO

SPREAD OF CORONA VIRUS

People can catch COVID-19 from others infected with the virus. The disease is spread primarily from person to person through small drops from the nose or mouth, which are expelled when coughing, sneezing or speaking. These drops are relatively heavy, do not travel far and quickly sink to the ground. People can catch COVID-19 if they inhale these drops from someone who has the virus. This is why it is important to stay away from at least 1 meter (away from others). These drops can land on objects and surfaces around a person such as tables, door handles and handrails. People can become infected by touching these objects or surfaces, then touching their eyes, nose, or mouth. That is why it is important to regularly wash your hands with soap and water or rub it with alcohol.

Symptoms

The most common symptoms are:

• Fever
• dry cough
• Tired

Less common symptoms:

• Aches and pains
• Sore throat
• Diarrhea
• conjunctivitis
• Headache
• Loss of taste or smell
• Skin rash, or the color of the fingers or toes changed

Serious symptoms:

• Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
• Chest pain or pressure
• Speech or movement loss

Precautionary steps

• wash your hands 
• use hand sanitizers
• use face mask
• social distancing and social isolation
• don't touch your face area
• stay at home

Essential fruits and vegetables used as immunity booster

More research into the phyto-chemicals present in licorice root may result in treatment for the new strains of Corona virus in China liqurice root and corona virus

Licorice root has been used for ages in ancient Egyptian medicine as well as in Indian Ayurvedic medicine as well as in traditional Chinese medicine. Licorice root was already known for its antiviral properties, but researchers note that during the SARS outbreak, certain groups of people drinking the mixing of traditional Chinese medicine that they contained during the SARS outbreak had not contracted the virus despite being exposed to it by having infected relatives in the same family. This was what drove the initial research. "

link for further detail is given

https://www.thailandmedical.news/news/further-research-into-the-phytochemicals-contained-in-licorice-root-might-yield-a-treatment-for-the-new-coronavirus-strain-in-china

The Mayor of Minneapolis is at odds with the city council pushing to abolish the police force over Floyd's death and Ben Carson calls for dialogue on insults

The Mayor of Minneapolis is at odds with the city council pushing to abolish the police force over Floyd's death and Ben Carson calls for dialogue on insults

Shame! Shame! Mayor Jacob Frye

The Minneapolis protesters removed Mayor Jacob Frye from the rally on Saturday, chanting "Shame! Shame!"  After he rejected calls to defend the police.

It was an amazing moment that demonstrated how much the national conversation has changed in nearly two weeks of protests over the death of George Floyd, who was killed on May 25 by a Minneapolis officer who knelt on his neck. What was once a specialized radical argument - the police freeze - has become a massive call for demonstrators who want radical changes that would dismantle a system they deemed racist and ineffective.

While most Americans do not support lowering police budgets (according to the Yahoo / YouGov poll conducted during the early days of the protests), officials are now forced to confront these arguments at least. This includes Fry, who campaigned on the police reform platform before his election in 2017. He faced the question during a rally he visited on Saturday: When a woman on stage gave him a microphone to answer whether "D: He has been running the Minneapolis Police Department," he replied: "I do not support the complete abolition of the police."

Later, in an interview with The New York Times, Fry said he still supports "a deep structural reform of a racist system" such as preventing the police union from collective bargaining. It is a step that, according to one study, can reduce violent police misconduct, but it is far from what activists are seeking.

Some of the activists ’demands have been met: after Floyd’s death, the University of Minnesota, the Minneapolis Public Schools, the Minneapolis Park and the Recreation Council ended their relationship with the police department. For Minneapolis activists who support abolishing the police, this is not enough.

Go home, Jacob, go home!" And "Shame! Shame!"

After his response, the protesters booed the mayor and chanted, "Go home, Jacob, go home!" And "Shame! Shame!"

Minneapolis mayor refuses to push the city council to dismantle the police, despite the veto majority Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frye reiterated on Sunday that he does not support the abolition of the city police force, hours after a majority of Minneapolis City Council members vetoed that they wanted to take this drastic step in the wake of George Floyd's arrest.

"I will work tirelessly with the president Chief [Medaria] Arradondoand alongside society for deep structural reform and addressing systemic racism in the police culture," Fry said in a statement to CARE. "We are ready to search for and implement more community-led public safety strategies on behalf of our city. But I do not support the abolition of the Minneapolis Police Department."

  

Ben Carson "engage in a dialogue"

On Sunday morning, Minister of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson urged Americans to "engage in a dialogue" about racism, instead of hurting insults and tarnishing each other's image.

"What will help the national recovery is if we engage in dialogue together," Carson said in "State of the Union" on CNN. "Let's not make the solution democratic or republican. Let us make it an American solution and recognize that our country is exceptional."

Carson added that while other countries such as China and Russia cannot bring down America, "We can destroy ourselves internally" and it is important for the American people to realize that they are "not each other's enemies."

Jake Tapper of CNN noticed Carson's calls for healing and understanding, but he questioned whether his boss might be part of the problem. Tapper cited the retirement of President Donald Trump for a position attacking the character of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died when a Minneapolis police officer knelt on his neck less than two weeks ago.

Carson replied: "I think you will hear from the President this week on this subject in some detail, and I would like to ask you to judge even after that time." Carson, who was a Republican presidential candidate in 2016, noted that he "grew up at a time when there was real systematic racism", reflecting his own experiences as a black high school student in Detroit.

"This kind of thing was not uncommon when I was young. This kind of thing is not common now," he said. "Are there still racists around them? Certainly. It was there yesterday, today, and it will be tomorrow. But that does not mean that it should not be fought, and this is the right time now. People are focusing on this. We cannot let this moment slip through."

"We need to deal with some cases in police stations, but this is an easy time to do that," Carson added. "We have rogue policemen. The vast majority of policemen are great, but you have some rogue and can move from one jurisdiction to another, and nobody does anything about it."

Likewise, former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice - who served as National Security Adviser and Secretary of State under President George W. Bush - urged Trump to change his tone when discussing these issues and rely more on sympathy for continued dialogue.

"I will ask the president to speak first and foremost in the language of unity, the language of sympathy," Rice said in an interview with CBS host Margaret Brennan on "Face the Nation". President, with this president, but you have to talk to every American, not just with those who might agree with you. "

"I would not advise the president, but if I were, I would say let's put a tweet aside for a while and talk to us and have a conversation with us," Rice added. "I think we need that, and I think he can do it."

Coronviruses and liquorice

Licorice (miswak) contain glycorrizin an active comple to tackle the danger of Corona virus (Sara).
Muslim practice Islam and use miswak (liquorice) 5 times a day. Which reduce the bad smell of mouth. It is beneficial for stomach and also reduce the toxicity of coronviruses.

Corona virus

Corona virus effect the respiratory system. People of Wuhan affected by Sara and marZ (type of Corona virus). The virus transferred from snakes and bats to human.
The people of Wuhan eat raw meat of snakes and bat. so the virus transferred to human.
The herbal medicinal treatment is
 us.
Daily  use of licorice root (clean your teeth with licorice root 3 to 5 times a day).

Use lemonade z garlic and ginger

Dip ginger and garlic pices ( 3 pices size up to grain each) in lemonade for 30 minutes.
After 30 min drink lemonade and chew and eat garlic and ginger pieces  at empty tummy. The lemonade water should be slightly hot.

treatment is for 30 days.

get start

Corona virus spread across the world very quickly. Corona virus is respiratory virus which effect the respiratory system. The Wuhan Corona viruses are Sarz and marz.

The transmission is of these viruses possible the snakes and bats. Because few people at bat ,rat and snake fresh without cooking. 

The medicinal treatment of these viruses are excess use of glycoriza, licorice, ginger garlic and lamonad.

Dip ginger and garlic ( about 3 grain pieces)

In lemonade shake for 30 minutes. Than drink the lemonade and chew the ginger and garlic and eat them. Repeat it for one month. 

Remember that's water for lemonade is not cool not hot. Its up to normal but slight hoter than normal.